NJ Vindicator
NJ appeals court throws out Google location data in robbery case
The judges said the widespread use of smartphones isn't enough to justify a search of Google’s location records.
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23mClimate Week spin can’t hide the truth: You can’t fool Mother Nature
An environmental report card for the first eight months of the Sherrill administration
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10mNJ appeals court to weigh challenge to $1.7 billion E-ZPass contract
Conduent disputes bidding process and TransCore’s ownership disclosures, while Turnpike Authority lawyers defend award
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16mDestroy the forest to save it: New Jersey’s clear-cut approach to forest management
Atlantic white cedar restoration: You can’t see the forest for the trees, so cut them down.
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5mNew Jersey joins court fight over federal fuel economy standards
The new federal rule lowers the projected 2031 fleet average to 34.9 mpg, compared with 50.4 mpg under the previous standards.
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13mAudit flags excess aid, improper spending and missing background checks in Newark schools
State auditors referred unspecified matters to criminal investigators. District officials nonetheless declared that the review found “nothing.”