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Departments must identify cops with disciplinary complaints

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NJ police departments have two months to release names of cops with discipline complaints

The state Supreme Court ruled earlier this week giving the attorney general's office the authority to mandate the disclosures. Police departments now have two months to make those names public.

06/10/2021

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In Newark, helping the young to recover from trauma

In Newark, helping the young to recover from trauma

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Clip: 6/10/2021 | 3m 17s | Help will be available on-site to address various mental health issues. (3m 17s)

New high-risk COVID-19 patient profile: young, unvaccinated

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Clip: 6/10/2021 | 4m 3s | According to state data, 0.06% of vaccinated people have been infected with COVID-19. (4m 3s)

Professor and periodical cicadas form unlikely band

Professor and periodical cicadas form unlikely band

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Clip: 6/10/2021 | 3m 56s | It's a musical collaboration 17 years in the making. (3m 56s)

Rutgers begins COVID-19 vaccine trial for children ages 5-11

Rutgers begins COVID-19 vaccine trial for children ages 5-11

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Clip: 6/10/2021 | 5m 27s | Pfizer expects to request federal authorization by fall to immunize 5- to 11-year-olds (5m 27s)

Some accountants advising clients to leave New Jersey

Some accountants advising clients to leave New Jersey

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Clip: 6/10/2021 | 2m 55s | The high costs of living and working in NJ have prompted accountants to advise leaving NJ. (2m 55s)

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