NJ Vindicator
NJ lawmakers introduce bills to strengthen sexual assault prevention on college campuses
Colleges would face new reporting requirements as the state seeks to identify gaps in prevention and support for survivors.
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How a century-old Austrian strategy is inspiring Hudson County’s new housing plan
County officials hope to break ground next summer on a development that would transform parking lots near Journal Square into a mixed-income neighborhood.
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Lawsuit alleges partisan bias in Bay Head voter residency review
Ocean County election officials allegedly singled out Democrats and unaffiliated voters.
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5m'Trash juice': The gift that keeps on giving
The toll on our environment can last for generations.
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Google, Constellation strike 20-year nuclear power deal
The agreement includes a capacity increase at the Salem Generating Station in New Jersey.
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NJ Senate committee backs automatic county college admission, student aid program
High school seniors would receive admission offers from local county colleges, while public college students could qualify for emergency grants. Two bills aimed at helping more New Jersey students get to and stay in college cleared a Senate committee Monday. One bill, S4128, would require local county colleges to automatically offer admission to graduating high...