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NJ Protecting Kids From Pedophiles After Emergencies [AUDIO]
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie has signed into law a bill to better protect children from sex offenders during emergencies.
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Rutgers Under Pressure Over Mike Rice Video [VIDEO/POLL]
Rutgers University is under pressure over how it should react to a video of basketball coach Mike Rice aired by ESPN that shows him shoving, grabbing and throwing balls at players in practice and using gay slurs.
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Wrestlemania Comes To New Jersey [AUDIO]
Wrestlemania is coming to the Garden State later this week.
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New Book About Toms River Cancer Cluster Released [AUDIO]
A 60-year battle to identify the sources of a cancer cluster affecting children in an Ocean County community is now the topic of a new book.
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Disaster Aid Application Extended to May 1st
Monday's deadlines to apply for FEMA disaster relief has been extended yet again.
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Voting Starts Today On Favorite Shore Memories Pics [AUDIO]
Voting officially opens today for the 24 finalists who've submitted their best Jersey shore photos and memories for the New Jersey Top Ten Beaches -- Making More Shore Memories contest.
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Evacuation Time Estimates Updated At Oyster Creek [AUDIO]
Oyster Creek is just one of the nuclear power plants submitting updating Evacuation Time Estimates for the ten mile radius around the plant.
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Powerball Winner Owes Child Support
Pedro Quezada, the winner of the $338 million Powerball jackpot owes $29,000 in child support and could face arrest.
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Holding Utilities Feet To The Fire [AUDIO]
The power outages in New Jersey following Superstorm Sandy were unacceptably long to many and lawmakers have been getting an earful from residents.
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Jersey Shore Tourism Season Remains On Track [AUDIO]
Mayors of several of Ocean County's Northern Barrier Island communities are in a race against time to get their beaches and tourism hot spots ready for this summer season, but is it realistic given the devastation of Sandy?
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Homeowners Insurance Problems Surge From Sandy [AUDIO]
Some New Jersey homeowners, who are demolishing and rebuilding Sandy-ravaged dwellings, are saying they cannot find an insurance company willing to cover their new houses.
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Are NJ Rivers and Streams Clean or Polluted? [AUDIO]
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is out with a new report that says more than half of the nation's river and stream miles are in poor condition, with high levels of pollution and bacteria.