NEW: 300 NJ Catholic clergy, 3 nuns accused sexual misconduct
Priests, deacons, brothers and three nuns are included on a sexual misconduct accusation list.
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Yes, Trader Joe's is opening in Brick —14th store in NJ
After lots of rumors, the beloved grocery chain cleared the first hurdle to opening its first Ocean County store, with a zoning permit issued Tuesday.
Jewelry company that owns Kay and Zales is giving up on malls
The high-end jewelry company, which also operates Jared Galleria locations, is closing another 150 stores within the next year.
All the NJ towns that have said 'no' to legal marijuana so far
As the state gets closer to legalizing recreational pot, one thing getting high: the number of communities rolling out local marijuana bans. Here's a full list.
Feds cut funds for 9/11 responders. NJ Rep wants the money back
After recent drastic cuts were announced, Rep. Gottheimer is among NJ delegates who have rallied to restore the September 11th Victims Compensation Fund.
FL student cleared — Sis used her name in NJ prostitution arrest
When Jaclyn Humienny received a notice from Paterson Municipal Court saying she owed $533 for failing to appear in court on a prostitution charge, the 20-year-old college student knew there must have been some mistake.
Gymboree expected to liquidate all its NJ kids clothing stores
More than 20 stores in New Jersey are among 900 Gymboree sites expected to go through a 2nd bankruptcy filing in two years. Use your 'Gym-bucks' now, if you can.
Mace used at Jameek Lowery protest in Paterson, reports say
Surrounded by Paterson police officers holding containers of Mace in their hands, residents and family members demanded a better explanation about what led to Lowery's hospitalization.
Cops used force on 'paranoid' NJ man who later died at hospital
He thought police were out to kill him. And he ended up dead.
NJ man claims police trying to kill him — 2 days later, he's dead
A man who made frantic Facebook Live videos at a Paterson police station Sunday ended up dying in the hospital after claiming that police were trying to kill him.
3,000 die from overdoses in a year — a new NJ record
For the first time, New Jersey recorded over 3,000 fatal drug overdoses within a year. NJ CARES preliminary 2018 data includes a county by county breakdown.