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NJ now closer to eliminating religious exemptions for vaccines
Nearly 14,000 NJ students were granted religious exemptions in the 2018-2019 school year.
NJ woman’s housemate charged with her murder, setting home ablaze
The defendant has been in custody since his arrest on September 13 in Paterson, where he was found inside the victim's Jeep Cherokee with stolen items.
5 months ’til summer! NJ shore towns selling beach tags for holidays
Holiday badges are already sold out in Sea Isle City.
Social media-related stress may ramp up for teens this holiday season
Perhaps for perfect gift for your kids would be to get them off social media for the holidays.
NJ eye doctor cites ‘astronomic’ spike in child nearsightedness
Screen time is not the only thing to blame, he says.
NJ may soon allow alcohol to be sold at small local theaters
Under current New Jersey law, local theaters can only apply for a liquor license if they have seating for at least 1,000 audience members.
A wreath at every grave — NJ volunteers heading to West Point
One week ahead of a nationwide day of remembrance, a bus full of New Jersey volunteers will lay wreaths on the graves of those who fought for our country.
Shorts and a T-shirt required on NJ roller coaster this weekend
It's rough enough riding a roller coaster in chilly weather. Doing it in shorts and a tank-top — that's on a whole other level.
High school sports participation dips again in New Jersey
New Jersey has more high school athletes than most other states, but the total number in the Garden State has declined for the second straight year.
Rutgers doctor: You may have unhealthy addiction to technology
Do you think you depend on technology too much, but can't help yourself?
NJ lawmakers considering a distracted-driving task force
New Jersey may create a temporary task force designed to save lives, specifically taking on the issue of driver distractions.
Proposed law: Suicide prevention training every 10 years for NJ cops
Research conducted in part by the National Police Suicide Foundation found four officer suicides for every one line-of-duty death in 2018.