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Lindenwold resident sues borough over right to record public meetings
Lawsuit alleges borough’s one-camera policy violates the New Jersey Constitution, the Open Public Meetings Act, and the public’s common-law right to record government meetings
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New Jersey deed fraud is rising. Watchdog urges state action.
The schemes can cost victims their homes or land and lead to lengthy legal battles.
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NJ lawmakers advance bill to protect renters who are victims of domestic violence
The proposal would bar landlords from discriminating against victims and allow some tenants to end their leases early.
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Former NJ corrections officer sentenced for killing pedestrian
The 2022 crash killed 69-year-old Old Bridge resident Harvey Berse on Route 9 near Ferry Road.
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New NJ law will make fulfilling Medicaid, SNAP work requirements easier
The law expands volunteer opportunities that can be used to meet new federal work requirements.
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Appeals court revives suit over NJ firearms law
The judges did not decide whether the gun law is constitutional.