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NJ: Study ranks N.J. in top 10 among states that received most federal funds
New Jersey is among the top of states receiving the most allocated federal funds in fiscal year 2008 based on census numbers, says a study released Tuesday, according to a report by CourierPostOnline.com.
NJ: Officials -- N.J. Gov. Christie to create commission to privatize 2,000 state jobs
Governor Christie Thursday will create a commission to privatize as many as 2,000 state jobs beginning next January, officials said Wednesday night.
NJ: Officials urge illegal immigrants to cooperate in U.S. Census to benefit N.J.
The irony is rich. In many contexts, much of the time, immigrants without proper papers are demonized as men and women — and children — who cause problems for properly documented citizens.
NJ: N.J. lobbyists spending on gifts is at lowest level recorded
Lobbyists are also being hurt by the economy and politicians' growing sensitivity to ridicule by the public for taking gifts from them.
NJ: Police bust of $10M multihome pot-production scheme is largest in N.J. history
Police uprooted a multimillion-dollar network of homes used to grow marijuana in the largest bust of pot production in New Jersey history, authorities announced Wednesday.
NJ: Reports -- N.J. Democratic groups spent millions attacking Christie in the governor's race
As then-Gov. Jon Corzine poured millions into his losing re-election bid last year, his party also funneled resources into two outside groups that spent nearly $4 million attacking Republican Chris Christie, reports released Wednesday show.
NJ: N.J. public entities spent $2M+ to lobby the state in 2009
From small-town school boards to large independent authorities, public entities in New Jersey spent at least $2.1 million to lobby state government in 2009, according to reports released Wednesday.
NJ: N.J. to toughen rules on high school athlete concussions
The governing body of New Jersey high school athletics is proposing a regulation requiring athletes who sustain a concussion to get a certified physician's approval to return to game action.
NJ: Morris County officials prioritize bus routes to be spared from NJ Transit budget cuts
MORRIS COUNTY, N.J. — Morris County transit officials are scrutinizing bus service and ridership numbers, hoping to create a priority list of routes that should be spared from NJ Transit's cost-cutting plan that would scrap almost the entire Morris Metro intra-county bus system.
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