Star Ledger says it's about time voting machines New Jerseyans cast their ballots on produce a paper record like most voters in the country have.
I got the horse right here, his name is Paul Revere
Legislation that would allow New Jersey's horse racing tracks and Atlantic City casinos to accept bets on sporting events will go before an Assembly panel this week.
Scott Rumana attacks panel that employs his close ally
Charlie Stile writes about the assemblyman's very public campaign into the "waste and out of control salaries" at the Passaic Valley Sewerage Authority, and Rumana's pirouette away from the fact that his own godfather, Passaic congressman turned lobbyist and consultant, pulls in $120K/year as a grant writer for them - an 11 year financial relationship.
Credibility of some plaintiffs in Ground Zero illness suits falters
As the first cases of first responders and other workers involved in rescue and recovery after the attack at World Trade Center, there may be reason to question the truth of some plaintiffs' claims.
Paul Mulshine finds something cool about Leonard Lance
Want to be as tan as The Situation? It's gonna cost ... somebody
In New Jersey, one of the few states that already taxes tanning salons, a provision buried deep in the US Senate version of health care reform lays an extra burden on salon owners here, in what is already a rough business to make a living in.
Kidney cancer, non-Hodgekin's Lymphoma, and dropping property values
Housing values in the hazardous plume area by the former DuPont munitions factory in Pompton Lakes are falling faster than nearby communities. Exposure to pollution that may make them sick, and a harder time unloading their homes to get away.
