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  • August 2007
    • 4th Suspect Sought in Schoolyard Executions

      4th Suspect Sought in Schoolyard Executions

      (Newser) - An arrest warrant has been issued for a fourth male believed to be involved in a triple schoolyard execution that has rocked the community of Newark—and as many as six people may have been involved, reports the Newark Star Ledger . Nicaraguan national Rodolfo Godinez, 24, is considered a "principal player" in the crime, according to police.  More »

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      murder   shooting   school shooting   New Jersey   Newark   Rodolfo Godinez

    • 3rd Suspect Held in NJ Slayings

      3rd Suspect Held in NJ Slayings

      (Newser) - A teen wanted in connection with the slayings of three college students and the attempted murder of a fourth in Newark was taken into custody today, and authorities are seeking two more suspects implicated in the execution-style homicides. Another suspect, Jose Carranza, pleaded not guilty this morning; the third, a 15-year-old boy, is being held pending a detention hearing. More »

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      murder   crime   shooting   New Jersey   illegal immigrant   homicide   Newark   Jose Carranza

    • Second Suspect Surrenders in Newark Killings

      Second Suspect Surrenders in Newark Killings

      (Newser) - A man Newark's mayor called the "principle suspect" in last weekend's brutal schoolyard murders turned himself in to police this afternoon, the Star Ledger reports. Jose Carranza was picked out of a photo array by the lone survivor of the killing spree several hours after cops arrested a 15-year-old boy whose fingerprints were found at the crime scene. More »

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      murder   shooting   New Jersey   Newark   Cory Booker   Jose Carranza

    • NJ Mayor Under Gun in Triple Killing

      NJ Mayor Under Gun in Triple Killing

      (Newser) - Jersey residents shocked by the shooting deaths of three students at a Newark schoolyard this weekend are lashing out at a young mayor who rode a wave of hope and idealism into office, the Times reports. Cory Booker, 38, is facing a wall of public hostility—and calls for his resignation—after the gruesome shootings and a homicide rate that refuses to fall. More »

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      murder   crime   New Jersey   mayor   homicide   gun violence   Newark   Cory Booker

    • Fire-Ravaged Montana's Burning

      Fire-Ravaged Montana's Burning

      (Newser) - After over a month of wildfires throughout Montana, a fire that started Friday near Missoula prompted the governor to declare a state of emergency. No homes have burned, but 200 were evacuated and a 30-mile stretch of highway was closed. The state fire information officer estimated containment at 0%, " only because there isn't a lower number." More »

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      California   Michigan   New Jersey   wildfires   Montana

  • July 2007
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  • May 2007
    • NJ Governor Paid Ex $6M

      NJ Governor Paid Ex $6M

      (Newser) - Breaking up really is hard to do, especially if you're the governor of New Jersey and your ex is a state employees' union president. Jon Corzine and Carla Katz split up in 2004, and Katz got more out of their 2-year relationship than a threadbare couch and some mix tapes, the Times reports: a settlement worth more than $6 million. More »

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      divorce   ethics   New Jersey   Jon Corzine

    • McGreevey Makes a Leap Of Faith

      McGreevey Makes a Leap Of Faith

      (Newser) - James McGreevey, who resigned as New Jersey governor to avoid being outed by a former gay lover, plans to become an Episcopalian priest. McGreevey, who had been a Catholic, was received into the faith at St. Bartholomew's Church in Manhattan Sunday, and has been accepted into the Master of Divinity program at General Theological Seminary. More »

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      religion   New Jersey   custody   Episcopal Church   gay priests   James McGreevy

  • April 2007
    • Corzine Crashed at 91 MPH

      Corzine Crashed at 91 MPH

      (Newser) - Not only was Jon Corzine not wearing a seat belt, the SUV in which he was riding shotgun was clocked at 91 mph seconds before its crash last week. The trooper driving the New Jersey governor was going 26 mph over the limit on the Garden State Parkway—which he's allowed to do in an emergency. More »

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      New Jersey   Don Imus   car crash   Rutgers Scarlet Knights   Jon Corzine   black box

    • N.J. Governor Injured in Car Crash

      N.J. Governor Injured in Car Crash

      (Newser) - New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine was critically injured last night after a pickup truck struck his motorcade. "He's in serious shape, but he's alive and going to survive," says state senate president Richard Codey, acting governor until Corzine can resume his duties—which could be weeks. Cops are still looking for the driver responsible for the crash, who took off. More »

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      New Jersey   car accident   car crash   SUV   Jon Corzine   Driving

    • Fired Imus Meets Players

      Fired Imus Meets Players

      (Newser) - Don Imus sat down with the Rutgers women’s basketball team last night, hours after he became a former radio star for calling them “nappy-headed hos.”  The meeting, which included their coaches and parents, took place at the New Jersey governor’s mansion, whose proprietor, Jon Corzine, was en route when he was seriously injured in a car crash. More »

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      CBS   racism   radio   New Jersey   Don Imus   Rutgers

    • Atlantic City Trumps The Donald

      Atlantic City Trumps The Donald

      (Newser) - Donald Trump's casinos are faltering in Atlantic City, the very seaboard Vegas the flamboyant developer helped build in the 80s and 90s.  The Taj Mahal is still flush, but Trump's two other hotels are last in revenues. And analysts aren't betting on them, thanks in part to the share the city is losing to slot parlors in NYC and Philly. More »

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      Las Vegas   New Jersey   gambling   casino   Donald Trump   Atlantic City

    • Lamoriello Pulls Another Riley

      Lamoriello Pulls Another Riley

      (Newser) - Despite his team's first-place standing in the NHL's Atlantic Division, New Jersey Devils GM Lou Lamoriello has summarily dismissed coach Claude Julien and will coach the team himself for the remainder of the season, which consists of a week and then the playoffs.  This is the second time in as many years the perfectionistic Lamoriello has taken his own coach's job. More »

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      basketball   NBA   NHL   hockey   sports   New Jersey Devils   New Jersey   Dwyane Wade   Pat Riley   Stan Van Gundy   Claude Julien   Lou Lamoriello

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