NJ Vindicator
New Jersey’s food insecurity rate jumped 75% in four years
Food insecurity rose sharply while more than half of affected residents fell outside the federal safety net, even before the latest SNAP cuts.
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GOP lawmaker proposes five NJ election security bills
The proposals would change identification, auditing and mail-in voting requirements in New Jersey.
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The Passaic River’s toxic nightmare
42 years and still in DeNile, waiting for a real cleanup
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Injured K-9 handler wins disability benefits appeal
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Credit Acceptance will provide cash and debt relief and change lending practices under a multistate agreement.