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TRENTON - Gov. Christie signed an executive order yesterday freezing the enforcement of New Jersey's affordable-housing regulations for 90 days, drawing an immediate challenge from housing advocates.
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Camden City Council unanimously approved a controversial ordinance last night that would let Mayor Dana Redd double her aides' salaries, despite her statement last week that the salaries in the ordinance would be lowered.
A Gloucester County man who used a bicycle as his getaway vehicle admitted yesterday that he pulled eight bank robberies in Delaware and South Jersey.
TRENTON - A key Republican lawmaker says he expects school-aid cuts when Gov. Christie lays out his budget plans tomorrow.
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TRENTON - A key Republican lawmaker says he expects school-aid cuts when Gov. Christie lays out his budget plans tomorrow.
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Police arrested a 70-year-old man this week on charges of dealing marijuana, and seized about $60,000 in drugs and cash from his home.
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The New Jersey Association of Realtors is offering a free Webinar on how first-time homebuyers can lock into $8,000 tax credits before April 30, when they are set to expire.
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A woman burned in a house fire in Cherry Hill last week died at Temple University Hospital Burn Center yesterday.
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An Ontario man pleaded guilty yesterday to possession of cocaine with attempt to distribute, admitting he attempted to buy 10 kilograms for $220,000 from a supplier he met in Cherry Hill.
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A Howell Township man who officials said stole a car with the engine running led authorities on a 15-mile chase through parts of Ocean and Burlington Counties before he was caught with the help of a New Jersey State Police helicopter, law enforcement officials said yesterday.
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TRENTON - Gov. Christie yesterday warned the mayor of Atlantic City to "get his house in order" but said he was not about to appoint a state monitor to oversee the troubled city.
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CAPE MAY - Still struggling to recover from the weekend nor'easter, weary Jersey Shore emergency officials yesterday were ramping up for a second severe storm that could bring sleet, high winds, and up to 18 more inches of snow to some coastal areas by tomorrow night.
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TRENTON - The Senate Judiciary Committee yesterday approved the first two of Gov. Christie's cabinet nominees to come for interviews.
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Two shovel-toting, enterprising teenagers who trudged through their snow-covered Gloucester Township neighborhood trying to scrounge up extra cash over the weekend went home with empty pockets.
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For someone who says she hates to cook, Sandy Levins is more than happy to share her secret ingredients. For perfect pork chops, start with "just the right amount of latex." Make sure there are no bubbles in the plaster. And accent the surface with dabs of darker paint for a scrumptious "done to a turn" look.
- The cost-cutting measures would also reduce health benefits for government workers and teachers.TRENTON - Senators from both parties introduced a package of bills to cut government pensions and health benefits yesterday, aiming to reduce costs and setting the stage for a battle with public-worker unions.
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TRENTON - Even many opponents of a bill to abolish the state Council on Affordable Housing agree the current system needs reform.
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The Clifton Heights man who was asleep on his couch with heroin nearby when a house fire broke out and killed his young son pleaded guilty yesterday in Delaware County Court. Thomas Pierce, 33, pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter, possession with intent to deliver, endangering the welfare of children, and recklessly endangering other persons. - Mari A. Schaefer
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Six members of a suspended Rutgers University sorority have pleaded not guilty to charges of hazing.
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