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Drivers Fleeing A Crash With Multiple Victims Can Only Be Charged Once, Court Rules
Bell appealed, and an appeals court reversed the trial court’s ruling and dismissed one of the convictions.

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Bell appealed, and an appeals court reversed the trial court’s ruling and dismissed one of the convictions.

New Jersey is swimming in cash, and the glut has lawmakers eyeing more tax relief.
With the nation’s 250th birthday looming in 2026, the park expects a deluge of history buffs eager to visit significant sites.
Though Freiman is optimistic about the chances of his bill, it’s not clear whether the governor supports it.
Durr acknowledges they are unlikely to win enough support to pass in the Legislature, which Democrats control.
“It almost seems crazy that you wouldn’t send kids to school where they grow up,” Wirths said in an interview.
Statewide, 78% of all residents are fully vaccinated (children under the age of five are not yet eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine).
The Task Force for the Continued Transformation of Youth Justice in New Jersey issued a 70-page report Tuesday with 45 recommendations.
Assemblyman Raj Mukherji (D-Hudson), another sponsor of the legislation, pushed back on the critics.
Walk-in services are no longer available, requiring people to book an appointment in advance.
The bill would also require grant recipients to complete at least eight hours of a homebuyer counseling course.
Veterans who receive this kind of discharge are ineligible for veterans’ benefits.
It’s been three weeks since New Jerseyans started heading to local dispensaries to pick up legal, recreational cannabis.
In a show of bipartisanship, an Assembly panel unanimously approved a series of tweaks to New Jersey's voting systems Tuesday.
“You expect that call from the U.S. Forest Service that says ‘I’m so sorry, we lost your husband while he was doing his job,’” she said.