Jury convicts 3 men in 2019 killing of barber inside Newark shop
Three men face 30 years to life after a jury convicted them of murder in the 2019 shooting of a 22-year-old barber at work in Newark.
Judge orders halt to federal ‘likely noncitizen’ voter lists, groups say
A federal judge ordered DOJ and DHS to stop sending election officials lists of supposed noncitizen voters, according to the groups that sued.
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SBA says New Jersey small businesses got $1.2 billion in backed loans in fiscal 2026
The SBA says 137 lenders approved $1.2 billion in agency-backed loans in New Jersey in fiscal 2026, supporting nearly 17,000 jobs.
‘Bookkeeping Trick’ and Fuzzy Math Conceal the Climate Impacts of Beef, Researchers Say
New reports say more robust and accurate accounting of livestock-based emissions should underpin the all-out effort needed to slow global warming.
OPM watchdog says agency’s shrinking workforce is its top challenge
OPM’s inspector general says staff losses top the agency’s challenges, with long waits for retirees, a federal retirees group says.
Federal agencies withdraw 2025 guidance on shutdown layoffs of federal workers
OMB and OPM rescinded 2025 guidance on shutdown layoffs after settling a union lawsuit, a federal retirees group says.
White supremacist youth group met with neo-Nazis in central New Jersey, watchdog says
A white supremacist youth group held a meetup in central New Jersey with Active Club members and a neo-Nazi group, the Counter Extremism Project said.
Crypto PACs pour more than $60 million into Ohio Senate race, watchdog says
Americans for Financial Reform says crypto-backed PACs spent over $60 million backing Jon Husted and opposing Sherrod Brown in Ohio.
Burlington County lawmakers collecting toys for Toys for Tots through Dec. 11
Five Burlington County legislators are collecting new, unwrapped toys at their district offices through Dec. 11 for the local Toys for Tots program.
Clinton man pleads guilty in $9.7 million Ponzi scheme that hit 65 investors
Paul Beers, 67, admitted running a decade-long Ponzi scheme through his Bedminster firm that cost 65 investors more than $9.7 million.
Pennsylvania man pleads guilty to armed robbery of Voorhees bank
Phu Nguyen, 36, admitted to the June 2025 armed robbery of a Voorhees bank. He faces up to 25 years in prison at sentencing in March.
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