Convicted Former Detective Sues Over State Police Stop New York Times
A former New Jersey police detective has filed a lawsuit accusing two New Jersey State Police troopers of using excessive force during a traffic stop.
Beware of illegals seeking hazmat licenses WorldNetDaily
What's the harm in allowing illegal aliens to have driver's licenses? After all, they're just all here innocently doing the jobs Americans won't do, right? And since they're already here, we might as well let them drive legally, right? We'll all be safer, right?
Student truck driver faces deportation The Providence Journal
Federal terrorism officials and Rhode Island authorities converged this week to arrest an Indian citizen enrolled in a Smithfield tractor-trailer training school who was trying to obtain a commercial driver’s license and permit to haul hazardous materials.
Fear 'as bad as after 9/11' USA Today
The Arab Muslims who came here eight decades ago to work on Henry Ford's new assembly line believed their American future was limitless. But after five years on the home front in America's war on terrorism, many of their descendants are hunkering down, covering up and staying put.
Ask the Biz Brain The Star-Ledger
I am currently a full-time resident of New Jersey, but I plan to spend time both here and in Florida following retirement. As a part-year resident, I am considering filing a Declaration of Domicile in Florida, while also maintaining a residence in New Jersey.
Columnist takes heat for being tailgated The Burlington Free Press
Published: Tuesday, December 12, 2006 After I inveighed against a Dale Earnhardt Jr. wanna-be tailgating in the left lane of the New York State Thruway at warp speed in heavy traffic -- and my disappointment that his SUV bore Vermont license plates -- readers weighed in with a vengeance.
Driver in fatal crash cited for suspended license The Star-Ledger
Emma Caamano, 25, was just beginning to fulfill the American dream. The Hightstown woman moved to New Jersey from Ecuador two years ago, got married, be came a mother and had just started a new job at a Barnes & Noble warehouse in South Brunswick.
Bob Sweeten, 71, photographer, businessman, dies Gloucester County Times
Edwin "Bob" Sweeten, who once owned three Clarksboro businesses and may have been best known as an auto racing and newspaper photographer, died Monday at Paoli Hospital, Paoli, Pa., three weeks after quadruple heart bypass surgery at the same hospital.
Getting ammo under control The Trenton Times
The torn piece of paper held a shopping list, much like one you would jot down on the way to the grocery store. But the items on this list, seized by Trenton police last year, had the following: "AK Shells, .410 gauge, 9 mm, 25 cal."
Action in Trenton NorthJersey.com
Couples who cite "irreconcilable differences" would be able to get divorced in six months under a bill passed Monday by the Assembly. State law requires couples wait 18 months, but the legislation would authorize no-fault divorce.
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