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Lesniak wants AG's opinion on EnCap as Schaer requests gov signing ceremony
The backroom wrangling on EnCap ain't over. "We're studying it," Gov. Jon Corzine said of a reform bill on the subject that passed overwhelmingly in the legislature a week ago.
Woman charged with filing a false police report
Not wanting to get in trouble with her boss, police said Perla Baeza, 37, of Paterson, made up a story that she had been kidnapped and robbed by an armed Hispanic man to explain why she was late getting to work.
Immigrants in US are asking for money from home
For five years, immigrant day laborer Leo Chamale wired money twice a month from New Jersey to his family in Guatemala.
OL prospect commits to Scarlet Knights
The Rutgers offensive line for 2010 and beyond is taking shape. The Scarlet Knights gained a commitment from the third offensive line prospect for the '10 recruiting class Sunday, when Passaic High School rising senior Jorge Vicioso pledged his intentions to play at Rutgers, according to both StateofRutgers.com and ScarletNation.com. Rutgers' 2010 ...
Newstracker: Bankruptcy judge approves $400,000 salary for St. Mary's CEO
WHAT'S NEW: A federal bankruptcy judge Thursday approved annual compensation of $400,000 for the new president and chief executive officer of St.
Schaer & Scalera Bills Providing for Open Space Preservation and Parks Near Final Vote
" Legislation sponsored by Assemblymen Gary Schaer and Fred Scalera to help preserve open space throughout the 36th Legislative District has been approved by an Assembly panel.
City settles pay-to-play lawsuit
PASSAIC a ' The city has settled a lawsuit filed by a fire department veteran who alleged he was passed over for promotion, in part, because he refused to pay $10,000 in cash to former Mayor Samuel Rivera.
Training change for EMTs sought
Looking to ease demands on a training fund for emergency medical technicians from which $4 million is being taken to balance the state budget, state lawmakers are moving to extend EMT certifications from three years to five.
Andrews states case for health care reform
President Obama's plan for health care reform would give consumers more choices for medical care, U.S. Rep.
Passaic's Mexican food distributors forced to trim workforce
Mexican food distributors, the city's economic "backbone," are reeling, being forced to trim workforce and cut production in the face of a sharp decline in consumer spending.
Witness says Jonathan Zarate belittled brother into killing Randolph girl
Along with revenge, another reason James Zarate helped his older brother beat and stab a Randolph girl to death in 2005 was because his sibling told him he didn't have the nerve to kill someone, a witness testified today in Zarate's murder trial.
Another Police Beating Caught on Tape
A police beating of a mentally disabled Black man in Passaic, N.J., caught on tape has Black residents in that area angry and looking for answers.
Flash flood warning for Bergen, Passaic
A fierce thunderstorm has flooded Route 17 at the Racetrack Road exit, forcing police to close the highway in both directions, authorities said.
Cop Who Beat Schizophrenic Defends Actions
A suspended Passaic, N.J., police officer who was caught on tape beating a schizophrenic man is defending his behavior, claiming he was responding in the way that his training dictated.
Robbery ring busted, say police
CLIFTON A robbery ring that hit Clifton at least six times in the last two weeks was smashed last Friday after one of the suspects used a stolen credit card to make a purchase, said detective Capt.
Partner of cop accused of excessive force taken off street patrol
Officer Erica Rivera, the partner of the Passaic cop who allegedly used excessive force to control a Passaic resident last week, was placed on administrative duty, pending the result of the investigation by the Passaic County Prosecutor's Office, according to Detective Andrew White, spokesman for the Passaic Police Department.
Police Investigate Passaic Beating Video
An investigation's underway into an apparent beat down caught on tape in Passaic.
A Passaic, NJ, cop who hit a man with his fist and baton in a May 29 incident caught by a security camera is on desk duty while the matter is investigated.
Passaic police officer pounds schizophrenic man on tape
Surveillance video shows a Passaic, New Jersey, police officer delivering a beating to a mentally challenged 49-year-old man standing idly on a street corner.
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