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Nasty feud between N.J. city’s current and former mayors just got even uglier
A city audit found thousands of crimes were misreported, reigniting a bitter dispute between the city's current mayor and his predecessor.
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13mFinal flag football Top 20 for 2026 season: No. 1 spot changes hands after 41-game winning streak ends
See who finished among the Top 20 N.J. flag football teams for the 2026 season.
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2mNew girls lacrosse state rankings: 7 Section III teams move up
Jamesville-DeWitt (C) is the only Section III girls lacrosse team still alive in the state playoffs. The Red Rams play Section II's Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake in the state semifinals on Friday afternoon.
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3mCape-Atlantic League boys tennis Player of the Year and more, 2026
The CAL featured intense competition this boys tennis season. Here are the Player, Coach and Team of the Year honors.
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9mNew Jerseyans with disabilities keep dying while critical safety bills remain stuck, advocates say
Advocates have been trying to get several bills, including one that would make cameras more readily available in group homes, passed since 2017.
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3mWith large cuts to Social Security benefits looming, AARP urges Congress to act: ‘Wake up call’
According to AARP 43% of senior citizens – more than 25 million families - rely on Social Security for the majority of their income.