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N.J. Bear Hunt Delayed As Legal Battle Begins
In a statement, Kate Hendrix, staff attorney for the Humane Society of the United States, called the hunt “unpopular and unnecessary.”

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In a statement, Kate Hendrix, staff attorney for the Humane Society of the United States, called the hunt “unpopular and unnecessary.”

Clarence Payte says his path to education was disrupted by housing insecurity and taking on family responsibilities at a young age.
Several consumption lounges are aiming to open in Jersey City, including one that was already approved by the city planning board.
The bill comes as the pandemic has inflamed public health concerns about contagions and as assaults on officers rise.
The state has moved inmates and correctional staff out of Jones Farm in its ongoing effort to streamline operations.
Street Cop Training has accused acting State Comptroller Kevin D. Walsh of abusing his authority and targeting Street Cop for investigation.
There is some urgency to her bill, as the assistance program is set to expire next September.
New Jersey legislators are making a bipartisan push to teach teenagers how to cope with grief.
The governor also voiced his support of a new bill that would waive the $50 fee people must file to change their names.
New Jersey’s courts have some historical disagreement on that question.
A bill needs 21 votes to pass the state Senate, where Democrats hold a majority of 24-16 over Republicans.
“I think there’s also a lot more sophistication on how to reach young Latinos that we didn’t have in the past,” Gallego said.
“This will raise over the years hundreds of millions of dollars in our state and improve people’s lives,” director Jeff Brown said.
Assembly Democrats advanced a controversial, sweeping gun control bill through committee Monday for the fourth time.
Police can’t interrogate suspects after they ask for an attorney, the New Jersey Supreme Court unanimously ruled Wednesday.
New Jersey lawmakers are exploring reforms to the Open Public Records Act in a bid to limit commercial uses of the transparency law.
Spokespeople for the Justice Department did not respond to a request for comment Wednesday on the New Jersey lawsuits.
Republicans strutted to the polls Tuesday, confident that President Biden's sagging support, a string of conservative Supreme Court ruli ...
New Jersey lawmakers are poised for a minor expansion of a newly enacted property tax rebate program.
A review by a state watchdog found the New Jersey State Police’s training bureau has cut mandated curriculum on the use of force.