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Garrett's Bill To Restrict Abortion Gets A Vote


GarrettScott Garrett (R-NJ) along with the rest of New Jersey’s congressional delegation is set to vote today on a bill that would outlaw abortion after 20 weeks. The bill H.R. 1797, co-sponsored by Garrett and titled The Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act would amend the federal criminal code to prohibit any person from performing or attempting to perform an abortion if the probable post-fertilization age of the unborn child is 20 weeks or greater.

Nine Charged With Hiring Illegals And Stealing Wages In Probe at 7-Eleven Franchises


Nine Charged With Hiring Illegals And Stealing Wages In Probe at 7-Eleven Franchises7-11 Store Owners and Operators Used Identities Stolen from U.S. Citizens, Including the Deceased and Children, to Conceal Their Scheme, and Harbored Illegal Immigrant Workers at Houses Owned by the Defendants

Bergen County Law Enforcement Third Annual “Chief for a Day” Celebration for Local Children


Bergen County Law Enforcement Third Annual “Chief for a Day” Celebration for Local ChildrenOn Friday, June 14, the Bergen County Sheriff’s Office joined with 25 local and county law enforcement agencies to participate in the third annual Bergen County Chief for a Day celebration. The program provides children with chronic health conditions the opportunity to receive a behind-the-scenes look at law enforcement.

NJ Senate Looks To Expand DNA Collection By Law Enforcement


NJ Senate Looks To Expand DNA Collection By Law EnforcementLegislation would add disorderly person’s offenses to the list of criminal conduct that, upon conviction, requires biological sampling for the DNA database. The Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee today approved the legislation.

After a sample is taken, the Division of State Police identifies, analyzes, and stores it in a state databank. The division also forwards the DNA information to the Federal Bureau of Investigation for inclusion in the federal Combined DNA Index System

New poll shows Booker big favorite in Senate race


New poll shows Booker big favorite in Senate raceThe Monmouth University Poll released Thursday showed Booker would get three-fifth of the votes in a Democratic primary. No others would get more than 1 in 10.

Chris Christie leads challenger Barbara Buono by 30 points

Republican Steve Lonegan - Just Say No


Republican Steve Lonegan - Just Say No– “If I were a member of the U.S. Senate, I would vote no.” 

On Lonegan's campaign website you can "Follow Steve On Twitter", "Like Steve On Facebook" and of course “Donate to Steve” but what the website does not have is a section called "Issues".

Bergen County assemblywoman Wagner not seeking reelection


Bergen County assemblywoman Wagner not seeking reelectionPopular Assemblywoman Connie Wagner (D-38), Paramus, a three-term Democrat from Bergen County, will not seek reelection, she said Tuesday.

Wagner notified Democratic Party leadership this evening that she will not run again for reasons related to her family, sources said.

Cory Booker Announces Senate Run [Video]


Cory Booker Announces Senate Run [Video]It's official: Cory Booker announces candidacy for US Senate.

On Saturday Newark's Mayor Cory Booker announced he will be running for the US Senate seat left vacant by the death of Frank Lautenberg.

NSA collecting phone records of millions of Americans daily


NSA collecting phone records of millions of Americans dailyTop secret court order requiring Verizon to hand over all call data shows scale of domestic surveillance under Obama administration, Britain's Guardian newspaper said Wednesday


Nutley PBA plans rally over police department upheaval

Tensions mounted between Nutley Mayor and Public Safety Commissioner Alphonse Petracco and Police Benevolent Association President Gerard Tusa during Tuesday's Board of Commissioners meeting.

Ousted founder of Men's Wearhouse fights back

Men's Wearhouse Inc. has dismissed its founder and executive chairman George Zimmer.

Prosecutor says Brielle shooting suspect shot at police

Authorities say the man accused of shooting a woman in the parking lot of his restaurant in Brielle also shot at police when they apprehended him.

16 dead Militants infiltrate UN's Somalia office

Seven al-Qaida-linked gunmen detonated a pick-up truck rigged with explosives at the gate of the U.N. compound in Somalia's capital Wednesday, launching a bombs-and-gunfire assault that saw militants pour into the complex, killing at least nine people, including three foreigners, officials said.

Booker, Oliver campaign with Buono to support raising the minimum wage

Two Democratic U.S. Senate opponents joined their party’s nominee for governor to kick off a campaign urging voters to support raising the minimum wage in November.

Brielle shooting suspect shot at police

Authorities say the man accused of shooting a woman in the parking lot of his restaurant in Brielle also shot at police when they apprehended him.

Ramp at Glen Rock Recycling Center closed for repair

Glen Rock officials shut down the ramp-way leading to the municipal grass dump last week, citing safety concerns.

Murder charge filed in NJ mobile home park slaying

Murder charges have been filed against a neighbor of an elderly man found dead last month at an Ocean County mobile home park.

Glen Rock council meetings now airing live

Glen Rock Television's broadcast made local viewing history last week as the first-ever live telecast of a council meeting.

Bird strike causes power outage in Hoboken

One bird may have been responsible for several hundred Hoboken residents losing power.

Christie pledges to protect veterans’ preferences in civil service overhaul

Governor Christie defended his proposal to change civil service regulations Wednesday, saying he would protect hiring preferences for military veterans seeking state jobs.

NJEA urges state to seek waiver on high-stakes testing

The 200,000-member New Jersey Education Association (NJEA) today urged the Christie Administration and Commissioner of Education Chris Cerf to apply for a one-year waiver to postpone the use of standardized tests to make high-stakes personnel decisions.

Clifton High School Principal Michael McGinley dismissed

School board confirmed CHS Principal McGinley won't be reappointed after this school year

Texas Congressman Opposes Abortion Because Fetuses Masturbate

Republican US House member Michael Burgess of Texas, an MD and  Vice Chairman, Subcommittee on Health, said on Monday that he opposes the abortin of fetuses after 15 weeks of pregnancy since that is the time that male fetuses begin to masturbate.

Transformer fire leaves buildings without power in Hoboken, New Jersey

The incident took place at 931 Clinton Street just after 9 a.m. The transformer was replaced and power was restored.

Thruway traffic stop lands NJ man in Albany jail

Authorities say a New Jersey man stopped by troopers for driving more than 100 mph on the New York State Thruway had illegal firearms and ammunition magazines in his vehicle along with some marijuana.

2 convicted in terror plot involving military bases ask N.J. judge to reconsider

Two brothers convicted of planning to attack military personnel on installations in New Jersey and elsewhere are asking a judge to vacate their convictions, saying their lawyers made key mistakes in their defense.

NJ Turnpike express lanes reopen after George Washington Bridge acciden

The express lanes of the NJ Turnpike headed southbound from the George Washington Bridge have been re-opened, following an accident involving an overturned truck, according to State Police.
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