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NJ could lose representation and federal funding under Trump census proposal, AG warns
A coalition of 24 attorneys general and two governors says proposed changes to the census could exclude more than 600,000 New Jersey residents and undermine the accuracy of population counts.
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Video: How a drone investigation uncovered pollution violations at a New Jersey data center
Floodlight takes viewers behind the scenes of its investigation into DataOne's Vineland facility, where state regulators imposed a $1.07 million fine over unpermitted gas-powered generators.
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NJ officials admit scrap giant EMR ignored law for years without fines
State regulators acknowledged in court that the company has failed to submit required reports for years, yet has not been fined despite repeated fires at its facilities.
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Federal judge blocks Trump administration from tying police grants to immigration enforcement
NJ, 21 other states challenged restrictions on federal funding used for crime prevention, police equipment, mental health programs, and juvenile justice
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Election 2026: See how New Jersey residents voted by county in congressional and U.S. Senate races
Explore interactive maps showing where candidates received the strongest support and how voting patterns varied county by county across the state.
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U.S. Rep. Jeff Van Drew concedes to Democrat Zack Mullock in South Jersey upset
The Cape May mayor defeated the four-term Republican incumbent in a district Donald Trump won by more than 12 percentage points in 2024.