NJ Vindicator
New Jersey Supreme Court limits eminent domain for private land swaps
Towns can't condemn private property to trade it to a developer in exchange for land that will serve a public purpose.
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6mNew court filing raises questions about DHS plans for Roxbury ICE detention center
The latest filing contradicts a court notice from last week that said the agency intended to move forward with the Morris County project.
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4mNJ appeals court upholds Ringwood policy limiting teachers' political activity on school property
Decision allows district to restrict political displays when employees are on school grounds
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3mJudge temporarily blocks $110 billion Paramount-Warner Bros. merger
New Jersey joined a coalition of 12 states arguing the deal would reduce competition, raise prices, and leave consumers with fewer entertainment choices.
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3mNew Jersey bans AI-powered rent-setting software used by landlords
The FAIR Act prohibits software that recommends rents using competing landlords' private data, a practice state officials say inflated housing costs.
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8mThe Vindicator explains: Data centers added billions to the cost of keeping New Jersey's electric grid reliable
The regional electric grid is under growing strain as data centers drive demand higher. Here's what happened in the latest auction and why it matters.