NJ Center for Autism Wins Reversal in Harassment Suit
TRENTON, N.J. (CN) – An appeals court revived a lawsuit Monday where a New Jersey couple is accused of using
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Divided Circuit Staunchly Backs New Jersey Ammunition Limit
Upholding a law that limits gun owners from carrying magazines with more than 10 rounds of ammunition, the Third Circuit ruled 2-1 Wednesday that the national rise in mass shootings justifies this reasonable burden on the Second Amendment.
Read moreNTSB: Pilot Error Caused Crash That Killed Troy Gentry
Pilot error following engine maintenance problems caused the helicopter crash that killed Montgomery Gentry singer Troy Gentry and the pilot at a small airport where he was to perform that night, federal investigators said.
Read moreBridgegate Fraud Convictions Upheld at 3rd Circuit
A pair of Republicans who caused a massive traffic jam in New Jersey to punish a political opponent of then-Governor Chris Christie failed Tuesday to unravel the bulk of their convictions at the Third Circuit.
Read moreBYOB Advertising Ban Struck Down in New Jersey
Siding with a New Jersey strip club, a federal judge called it unconstitutional Monday for the Garden State to forbid bars from advertising that they let patrons bring their own beer.
Read moreTrio From Inspirational GoFundMe Page Charged on $400K Hoax
Prosecutors announced criminal charges Thursday against a homeless man and a New Jersey couple whose feel-good fundraising story fetched more than $400,000 after going viral.
Read moreFormer Obama Aide Flips New Jersey House Seat to the Democrats
A one-time national security aide to former President Barack Obama has upset two-term Republican incumbent Rep. Tom MacArthur in New Jersey’s 3rd District.
Read moreClub Karma
Fighting the closure of a Seaside Heights bar portrayed on MTV’s “The Jersey Shore,” Club Karma owner John Saddy claims in a federal complaint that it was his commitment to servicing gay and black patrons that got him shut down over Memorial Day weekend.
Read moreParents Accused of Assisting 2016 Murder Cover-Up
With one culprit behind bars for his son’s brutal stabbing death, a Connecticut man leveled cover-up claims Tuesday against the parents of two accused accomplices.
Read moreRuling on Breathalyzer Report Threatens Thousands of NJ Convictions
New Jersey’s highest court ordered the state on Tuesday to notify thousands of convicted drunken drivers that the charges against them were tainted by inaccurately calibrated breathalyzer machines.
Read moreThird Circuit Nominee Feds Off Questions About Christie Antics
Facing a Senate panel on Tuesday, President Donald Trump’s nominee to the Third Circuit fended off questions about various scandals that plagued former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie while the New Jersey lawyer was serving as a legal adviser in the governor’s office.
Read moreBanks Fight New Jersey Ban on Political Contributions
Challenging a century-old law unique to New Jersey, a banking trade group brought a federal complaint Tuesday so that its members can make political contributions.
Read moreDemocrats Pick Up More Seats in Northeastern States
Democrats saw gains in Northeastern states on Election Day Tuesday, helping to contribute to a takeover of the U.S. House of Representatives.
Read moreKey New Jersey Districts Take Focus for 2018 Election
Galvanizing a group of Northern New Jersey Republicans for midterms, the chair of the Morris County Republican Committee said the word from prominent party members is that their district and a neighbor to the south are key to keeping the House majority.
Read moreChallenge to PennEast Pipeline Falters on Jurisdiction
PennEast’s plans for a 120-mile natural-gas pipeline have one fewer obstacle to clear after a federal judge nixed a challenge Monday by environmentalists.
Read moreNew Jersey Sues White House Over Offshore Drilling
New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal filed a federal lawsuit Thursday to find out why the Trump administration denied the state’s request to be exempted from offshore oil and gas drilling while letting Florida off the hook.
Read more‘Jersey Shore’ Star Sentenced to Eight Months in Prison
Getting one-third of the time handed to his brother, former “Jersey Shore” cast member Mike “The Situation” Sorrentino was ordered Friday to do eight months in federal prison for not paying taxes.
Read moreNew Jersey 10-Round Ammo Limit Passes First Court Hurdle
A gun group wasted no time filing an appeal Friday after its challenge to new New Jersey limits on large-capacity magazines failed to secure an injunction.
Read moreSuper Bowl Ticket Shortage Put to Top NJ Court
The New Jersey Supreme Court picked apart a state law Thursday to decide whether the public had been defrauded when it came to tickets for the first Super Bowl played outdoors in a cold-weather city.
Read moreLaw Firm Manager Said to Press Shooting Survivors for Sex
Survivors of a mass shooting at a Florida nightclub claim in court that a marketing manager for a Philadelphia-based law firm tried to pressure them into sexual relations while they were clients.
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