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Program That Would Help Evicted Newark Residents Stalls on Final Vote
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New Acting Essex County Prosecutor Appointed by Gov. Murphy
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Ex Rutgers Football Player Devera Released Without Bail on Fraud Charges
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State Sues to Recoup Remediation Costs at Ironbound Facilities
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Law Firm to Provide Free Legal Services to Low-Income Newarkers Facing Eviction
By REBECCA PANICO
September 10, 2018Newark, NJ - An ordinance that would have given legal representation to low-income city residents facing eviction was put on hold Thursday at a city council meeting because it was unclear how the measure would be funded.
An ad hoc committee of several community groups that worked with the city on the ordinance emailed council members asking them not to approve the measure ...
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ - One of the eight former Rutgers University football players facing charges from a credit card fraud scheme was released from jail today without bail after a brief court hearing in which the defendant appeared via a video connection from the county jail.
Brendan Devera, 18, stood before the camera in the Middlesex County Adult Corrections Center wearing jail-issued ...
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ - One of the eight former Rutgers University football players facing charges from a credit card fraud scheme was released from jail today without bail after a brief court hearing in which the defendant appeared via a video connection from the county jail.
Brendan Devera, 18, stood before the camera in the Middlesex County Adult Corrections Center wearing jail-issued ...
NEWARK, NJ - The state has filed suit against former manufacturing companies and developers in the city’s Ironbound section to recover remediation costs after pollutants were found, it was announced Aug. 1.
State Attorney General Gurbir Grewal is focusing on the former Ronson Metals Corporation facility and the former Ruggiero Seafood building, accusing owners of never fully cleaning up ...