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Long Justice: Pennsylvania Man’s Fight For Exoneration Continues After Spending 37 Years In NJ Prison
More than seven years after his release from prison, Ronald E. Long still seeks an exoneration he says is the only way to clear his name – a challenge shared by many formerly incarcerated people in New Jersey.
NJ Panel Says More Terminally Ill Inmates Should Be Eligible For Release
Half of the terminally ill inmates deemed eligible for compassionate release died while their cases were still in court.
Family Of Woman Killed By Fort Lee Police Sues Borough, Police
Fort Lee police responded to 25-year-old Victoria Lee's mental health emergency in July 2024. She was fatally shot during the encounter.
What’s Missing From The Delaney Hall Story
From spoiled food to tear gas, what's unfolding inside Newark's Delaney Hall has been building for nearly a year.
Sen. Andy Kim Seeks Changes After Delaney Hall Melee
Sen. Andy Kim said he's focused on improving the conditions at Newark migrant jail Delaney Hall after Monday’s violent protests outside the facility.
Officers Warn Organized Crime Remains A Strong Presence In NJ
The mob’s still around, but today’s organized crime looks more like street gangs and outlaw motorcycle clubs
NJ Alleges Doctor Ok’d Medical Cannabis To Minors In Violation Of Law
A Fort Lee physician had his license revoked after state officials said he authorized medical cannabis for nearly 100% of his patients, including children.
Camden’s Beloved Homeless Woman Was Killed. Her City Mourned Like Family.
Lisa Mellet lived on Camden's streets for decades. Her murder ended the city's historic homicide-free winter — and revealed how deeply a community can love someone.
Long Justice: Pennsylvania Man’s Fight For Exoneration Continues After Spending 37 Years In NJ Prison
More than seven years after his release from prison, Ronald E. Long still seeks an exoneration he says is the only way to clear his name – a challenge shared by many formerly incarcerated people in New Jersey.
NJ Panel Says More Terminally Ill Inmates Should Be Eligible For Release
Half of the terminally ill inmates deemed eligible for compassionate release died while their cases were still in court.
Family Of Woman Killed By Fort Lee Police Sues Borough, Police
Fort Lee police responded to 25-year-old Victoria Lee's mental health emergency in July 2024. She was fatally shot during the encounter.
What’s Missing From The Delaney Hall Story
From spoiled food to tear gas, what's unfolding inside Newark's Delaney Hall has been building for nearly a year.
Sen. Andy Kim Seeks Changes After Delaney Hall Melee
Sen. Andy Kim said he's focused on improving the conditions at Newark migrant jail Delaney Hall after Monday’s violent protests outside the facility.
Officers Warn Organized Crime Remains A Strong Presence In NJ
The mob’s still around, but today’s organized crime looks more like street gangs and outlaw motorcycle clubs
NJ Alleges Doctor Ok’d Medical Cannabis To Minors In Violation Of Law
A Fort Lee physician had his license revoked after state officials said he authorized medical cannabis for nearly 100% of his patients, including children.
Camden’s Beloved Homeless Woman Was Killed. Her City Mourned Like Family.
Lisa Mellet lived on Camden's streets for decades. Her murder ended the city's historic homicide-free winter — and revealed how deeply a community can love someone.