Camden Police Chiefs Quit Countywide Police Department Plan
The Camden County Police Chiefs Association said the county's freeholder board was making decisions about the force without consulting with a committee in charge of planning the department.
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The Camden County Police Chiefs Association said the county's freeholder board was making decisions about the force without consulting with a committee in charge of planning the department.
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The debate over gay marriage in New York has inspired at least one New Jersey lawmaker to try again in the Garden State with similar legislation.
A toddler is in the hospital after a near tragedy in a backyard swimming pool on Long Island.
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It's taken some time, but after more than 70 years in print, "Green Lantern" is finally making his big screen debut.
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The current form asks for one bride's name and one groom's name. The gender-neutral versions would allow each person to choose whether he or she is a bride, groom or spouse.
A New York City Councilman believes his skin color had something to do with him not being able to hail a cab in SoHo.
Weiner apologized and announced his decision Thursday at a news conference in Brooklyn.
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