February 10, 2009

• Recent editorials from New Jersey newspapers

• Feds back at work combing LBI sand for munitions

• AC casino revenues down 9.4 percent in January

• Daughter, 18, sees dad killed in a hit-and-run

• PSE&G plans to install solar panels in NJ

• Poll: NJ government not cutting costs enough

• Venturi house moved, could still be demolished

• Man accused of driving nails in fence to harm dogs

• Dad calls reunion with son in Brazil 'beautiful'

• Newark Liberty last in on-time arrivals in '08

• NJ student dies after lifting weights at school

• Air search finds no sign of dolphins in NJ rivers

• Fort Dix defendant asks again to be cleared

• NJ Transit to replace its oldest train cars

• NJ imposes early retirement penalties

• Fast facts on Doug Fisher

• 2 dead in early-morning shooting in Red Bank

February 09, 2009

• Newark's Booker urges citizens to sustain progress

• Defaults up, demand down at NJ's local banks

• Princeton scholar to inmates: Look at your lives

• 12 drunken Princeton students taken to hospital

• Christie raises $500K for NJ gov race

• Insanity finding for man in Seton Hall lockdown

• Gangs branching out to NJ's suburbs

• Thieves ransack 60 Coke machines at Taj Mahal

February 11, 2009

• NY gov expects to set special election in 20th

• Investors seek funds from NY firm in alleged scam

• NYPD plans to cut early 2010 police academy

• NY Senate to consider Lippman nomination

• Rally in Albany in effort to save 2 NYC hospitals

February 11, 2009

• Obama gets high approval rating in Connecticut

• Bus company buys Conn. driving school

• 1 dead, 2 injured in New Haven shootings

February 10, 2009

• Democrats crafting own deficit plan

• Workshop scheduled for struggling homeowners