S. P. Sullivan
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Orangetown, NY, United States
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Election officials double-counted votes, declared wrong winner in N.J. county, AG probe finds
The wrong candidate in one race was declared the winner after a software glitch in Monmouth County. → Read More
Bail reform challenge from N.J. town slapped down as ‘colossal waste’ of time
Officials in Gov. Murphy's hometown claimed criminal justice overhaul was "unfunded mandate." → Read More
ATVs, dirt bikes swarm N.J. city streets. Mayor complains cops ‘neutered’ by AG’s pursuit policy.
Cops have been 'neutered' by AG's car chase policy, mayor claims. → Read More
N.J. weather: Widespread haze, chances of storms lead into July 4 weekend
Hazy skies and unhealthy air quality from Canadian wildfire smoke should ease through weekend. → Read More
N.J. school district discriminated against non-binary teacher, officials say
Two other LGBTQ+ discrimination cases announced Friday involve an employee and patron at New Jersey restaurants. → Read More
N.J.’s top cop visits Jersey Shore to inspect boardwalk games — and play some balloon darts
An NJ Advance Media investigation into boardwalk game shenanigans found over five years, the 63 citations have been issued to bad operators. → Read More
Cops need wiretap to snoop on your Facebook account, N.J. Supreme Court rules
New Jersey authorities argued a communications warrant was sufficient for near real-time access to Facebook accounts. → Read More
Company to pay N.J. $393M in historic ‘forever chemical’ pollution case
The owners of Solvay Specialty Polymers plant in West Deptford agreed to the largest payment a polluter has ever made for contamination at a single site in New Jersey. → Read More
Proposed laws would make ‘secretive’ N.J. governments even less transparent, some say
A Democratic lawmaker is pushing the proposal, saying public records laws in New Jersey are too burdensome to government workers. → Read More
Texas scammers conned N.J. town out of $287K in email scheme, feds say
Phishing expedition led an Edison official to wire the money to an account controlled by the hackers, federal officials said. → Read More
Police charity was a scam, N.J. AG says. Now they’ll pay $40K to real charity.
The National Police Relief Association was 'a charity built on a lie,' authorities say. → Read More
Prosecutors hid evidence, so N.J. man gets new murder trial after 20 years, judge rules
Witness who identified Naeem Miller as killer had pending fraud charges, got a deal from prosecutors. → Read More
Judge shortage is pausing trials in 6 N.J. counties. Lawyers say it’s denying justice.
“Justice should not, and does not, depend on where you live,” bar association's say after civil trials halted over judicial vacancies. → Read More
Claw & Order, Jersey Shore edition
Are Jersey Shore boardwalk games a scam? We investigated. No, really. → Read More
Man hit 11-year-old boy with car in Seaside Heights, fled on foot, police say
Giancarlos Fernandez faces charges of assault by auto and fleeing the scene of an accident. → Read More
The gun laws in N.J. keep changing. Here’s what’s happening.
You used to have to be a retired cop or a crime victim to get a carry permit in N.J. No more. → Read More
Most New Jersey residents support tougher gun laws despite Supreme Court ruling, poll says
New poll finds support for gun control among New Jersey voters. → Read More
Gun rights advocates win major challenge to N.J.’s tough concealed carry law
The ruling means New Jerseyans with proper permits are free to carry handguns in beaches, public parks, bars and restaurants → Read More
Fired, suspended, demoted. See the list of ‘major discipline’ against N.J. cops.
Officers were fired over criminal charges, excessive force and lying. → Read More
TurboTax ‘misled’ customers into paying for filing, AG says. Now people are getting refunds.
Company admitted no wrongdoing but will pay $141 million. → Read More