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NJ lawmakers pass bill to overhaul foreclosure process The bill is intended to keep generational wealth in local communities, particularly minority communities

NJ officials think Wharton State Forest fire started from camp fire

Why demand for food bank assistance rivals pandemic's height, and why 'it's not slowing down' Inflation is making it harder for people to meet basic needs, the head of the Food Bank of South Jersey says

12,000-acre fire burns at Wharton State Forest in South Jersey The fire could spread to as many as 15,000 acres, officials say

Atlantic City casino workers vote to authorize union to call strike The strike would happen if an agreement is not reached with four casinos by July 1, and another by July 3

NJ man pleads guilty to selling pesticides, claiming they would kill coronavirus The Maple Shade man made millions with the scheme

Murphy, Hard Rock boss confer on ‘economic challenges’ of casino smoking ban The New Jersey governor said he would sign a bill banning smoking in the state’s casinos if the Legislature passed it

New Jersey expands police-mental health crisis response teams The Attorney General’s office sees success in policing program aimed at reducing violent interactions between communities and law enforcement

Erosion closes some shore beaches but doesn't dampen summer expectations 'It’s nice to see all the people come back again’