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Amanda Brown/The Star-LedgerClifford Allen, of Maplewood, (center) joined other job-seekers during the Job Fair on the campus of Rutgers in New Brunswick in January.New Jersey's unemployment rate in January fell slightly to 9.9 percent, dipping back below the 10 percent...
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NORTH CALDWELL -- After a nine-hour manhunt that brought out a New Jersey State Police helicopter and the Essex County sheriff’s bloodhounds, North Caldwell police this morning arrested two East Orange teens in connection with several auto burglaries. The boys,...
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Matt Rainey/The Star-Ledger Jayson Williams is handcuffed by Somerset County Sheriffs Officers as he is taken into custody last month, eight years and 10 days after he fatally shot his 55-year-old limousine driver Costas Christofi at his former Hunterdon County...
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Authorities uproot multimillion-dollar network in Middlesex, Monmouth counties
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The driver of the vehicle that drove through a fence and fell nearly 20 feet onto PATH train tracks, and her daughter, 14, are being examined and evaluated at Jersey City Medical Center, officials said.
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JERSEY CITY -- A police officer was arrested today by the FBI and charged in federal court with mortgage fraud for allegedly lying to a bank to secure a roughly $530,000 loan, authorities said. Brian Ragauckas, 36, of Secaucus, falsely...
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The Star-LedgerWorkers on the floor of the NYSE NEW YORK -- U.S. stocks opened slightly higher tdoay as the financial sector climbed, along with technology and telecommunications stocks, but the materials sector weighed as commodities slipped. The Dow Jones Industrial...
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WEST CAPE MAY— Someone is spinning quite a yarn over this shore town. Dubbed "The Midnight Knitter" by residents, someone is covering tree branches and lamp poles with little sweaters under cover of darkness. Mayor Pam Kaithern said police are...
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