Christopher Porrino, who helps lead the litigation department at one of New Jersey's biggest law firms, will become head of the state Division of Law, Attorney General Jeffrey Chiesa announced Monday. Porrino, 44, a resident of Summit, is expected to …... »
The Council on Local Mandates says the state has to provide money to pay for costs associated with the state's new anti-bullying law. It stems from a complaint by a school district in Warren County which has 427 students. Officials … Continue reading → »
New Jersey Governor Christopher Christie:This issue that our state is exploring – whether or not to redefine hundreds of years of societal and religious traditions – should not be decided by 121 people in the State House in Trenton.The fact is we’re di... »
The Gloucester City Police Department has set up a facebook account as well as a twitter account. The purpose is to push as much information as possible out to the public as quickly as possible.... »
Gov. Chris Christie has informed the state Senate he'll soon be submitting nominations for eight Superior Court judges and two judges for joint municipal courts. The list of state judges includes four nominees first submitted last year -- Kathi Fiaming... »
TRENTON – A prominent New Jersey lawyer is part of a contingent of business leaders in Washington, D.C. today to attend a White House Business Leaders Forum.Joseph DeCotiis, managing partner of DeCotiis, FitzPatrick & Cole LLP, is part of the group sch... »
Gov. Andrew Cuomo will present his 2012-13 executive budget proposal in the Egg at 2 p.m. YNN will be carrying the budget address live. Cuomo’s $132 billion budget is expected to cut total spending by $200 million and close the $2 billion budget gap wi... »
In October 2011, one month after the Anti-Bullying law went into effect, parents from Madison and Chatham told Patch it was good schools were becoming more proactive. Three months later a state panel has ruled the law unconstitutional because it was an... »
