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Check the mail: NJ sending out new applications for property tax relief
“This new one-stop application will make it simpler for residents to apply for the property tax relief benefits they’re entitled to,” said State Treasurer Elizabeth Maher Muoio.

DEA seized enough fentanyl in 2024 to kill every American
For the first time in nearly a decade, New Jersey in 2024 recorded fewer than 2,000 drug overdose deaths for the year.

Is cursive still essential? NJ may require a comeback in schools
Teaching cursive has not been part of New Jersey's school standards for more than a decade.

NJ town with Hallmark vibes is named among nation’s best for 2025
A report on travel trends for 2025 includes one New Jersey city that's relatively quiet for most of the year.

Newark, NJ man charged in fatal stabbing outside ShopRite
An argument turned deadly in a supermarket parking lot on Monday, according to officials.

Did your water taste, smell weird? Researchers want to talk to NJ residents
An online survey is up and running for folks who dealt with taste and odor issues related to their water starting in mid-December.

‘No more COVID excuses’ — NJ bill calls out MVC for ‘experiment gone wrong’
“The MVC isn’t a restaurant - you shouldn’t need a reservation to get served," a lawmaker says.

Don’t steal charging spots: New fine in the works for NJ drivers
A bill aims to impose fines on certain drivers who park in spaces designated for EV charging.

What’s in the air at school? NJ may force officials to find out
“Because children spend a majority of their formative years in our public schools, it is imperative for us to ensure that the air they breathe is safe and free of any harmful particles," said Sen. Linda Greenstein.

Longtime offender gets 9 years for robbery of Amazon driver in Linden, NJ
This isn't his first run-in with the law.

New Jersey’s first baby café is open … once per week
The concept has existed nationwide for a while. Now the Garden State is joining the trend.

Sick of sports betting ads? NJ bill aims to limit their reach
A fresh proposal in the New Jersey Legislature aims to put a major dent in the number of sports-betting advertisements you may encounter on a daily basis.