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The statewide map identifies operating and proposed data centers, as well as about 100 towns that have banned AI facilities.
News · NJ
The district describes a positive audit outcome, but that phrase does not identify the auditors’ formal opinion or detailed findings.
News · NJ
The state action targets synthetic kratom and is not directly connected to a New Jersey election or candidate.
News · NJ
New Jersey voters will elect one U.S. senator and representatives from all 12 congressional districts on Nov. 3, 2026.
News · NJ
Cinnaminson voters approved a school bond referendum by a margin of nine votes.
News · NJ
Investigators found credible evidence of sexual harassment and other wrongdoing by New Jersey Lt. Gov. Dale Caldwell.
News · NJ
County election boards involved in an RNC lawsuit over voting records will not receive lawyers from the state.
News · NJ
A Ruiz and Cruz-Perez bill creating a New Jersey license plate honoring the Borinqueneers has been signed into law.
News · NJ
The five-bill package focuses on election security and is not directly connected to a particular race or election.
News · NJ
Davenport announced a settlement in a lawsuit connected to the Paramount-Warner Bros. merger, with the terms still unspecified.
News · NJ
The FAA said an Amtrak construction crew severed a fiber line in New Jersey, causing an outage that grounded flights at three airports.
News · NJ
The federal government has ended its appeal of a ruling that blocked infrastructure funding cuts affecting New York and New Jersey.
News · NJ
The cases cover immigration, federal funding, elections, health care, environmental rules, tariffs and infrastructure.
News · NJ
The Newark City Council has adopted a resolution taking a position on data centers, with no election or candidate directly connected to the action.
News · NJ
The justices kept federal restrictions from taking effect as New Jersey prepares to send mail-in ballots for the November election.
News · NJ
The ruling marks a setback for New Jersey’s effort to expose firearm manufacturers to potentially bankrupting financial consequences.
News · NJ
A federal audit says excessive transmission charges were passed through to New Jersey households.