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Family of woman shot by police suing Fort Lee, police over 2024 killing

by Sophie Nieto-Munoz, New Jersey Monitor The family of a Fort Lee woman shot and killed by police nearly two years ago filed a wrongful death lawsuit on Tuesday against the borough and five of its police officers, alleging they violated the victim’s constitutional rights and federal law. Victoria Lee’s family says she was experiencing a…

Revived Roxbury migrant jail plan riles local officials

by Sophie Nieto-Munoz and Benjamin Leynse, New Jersey Monitor The mayor of Roxbury, the Morris County town home to an on-again-off-again immigrant detention center plan that is currently on again, told residents Tuesday night that he does not know why the Trump administration has decided to move forward with the controversial facility. Mayor Shawn Potillo,…

Attorney General releases body cam video from Lanoka Harbor police shooting

The Attorney General’s Office of Public Integrity and Accountability (OPIA) has released radio recordings and video from four police body cameras tied to a fatal police-involved shooting on March 16, 2026, in the Lanoka Harbor area of Lacey Township, New Jersey. The civilian who died in the incident was previously identified as 55-year-old Susanne Clarke…

Trump’s blunders advance deadly diarrhea, whooping cough & measles

The return of measles, the resurgence of whooping cough, and the explosive, potentially deadly diarrhea from a massive cyclosporiasis outbreak are not acts of God—they are the direct and predictable results of the Republican administration’s willful dismantling of American public health, led by President Donald Trump and his anti-vaccine crusader, HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy…

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