Former Princeton University employee files religious discrimination suit against school for COVID-19 policies
The suit was filed Tuesday in federal court.
Ewing man, Jackson couple charged with defrauding U.S. Department of Defense
Two Monmouth County residents and a Ewing resident were indicted Thursday for their role in a years-long scheme to defraud the U.S. Department of Defense by providing military equipment parts that were not authorized under their contracts with the government, U.S. Attorney Philip Sellinger said. Linda Mika, 70, and Paul Mika, 74, of Jackson, and…
New Jersey’s U.S. attorney announces creation of civil rights division
The new division will enforce both civil and criminal civil rights laws.
Middlesex County couple pleads guilty in scheme to distribute more than $3 million in misbranded and unapproved drugs
The couple used their South Amboy basement as a manufacturing facility to make and label products.
Man pleads guilty in bank fraud and mail theft conspiracy that operated in New Jersey and Pennsylvania
The check thefts took place between 2016 and 2020.
Westminster Choir College students: Rider University officials have broken their promises to us
The Princeton campus was shut down starting in the fall of 2020.
Federal judge grants continuance in former Princeton resident Ford Graham’s fraud and identity theft case
According to the court filing, three of the victims of Graham’s alleged Ponzi schemes were Princeton area residents.
Resident sues over approvals for Princeton University’s geothermal facility near nursery school and residential neighborhood
The local planning baord approved the project in May.
Lawsuit filed by Princeton lawyer challenges mask mandates in public schools in New Jersey
The lawsuit seeks an injunction barring mask mandates.
Burlington County man sentenced to five years in prison for defrauding investors
Previously, Cooper was found liable for damages related to the fraud scheme in a civil case brought by the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Canadian teen charged in bogus bomb threat incident at Princeton University tied to multiple swatting incidents
In Mercer County, a court date has not been set for the teen.
Former prisoner participated in scheme to smuggle contraband into Fort Dix prison
A Hudson County man admitted Tuesday that he participated in a conspiracy to use drones to smuggle contraband, including cell phones and tobacco, into the federal correctional facility at Fort Dix in Burlington County. He also admitted to possessing heroin and fentanyl with the intent to distribute them, Acting U.S. Attorney Rachael Honig said. Jason…
Former Princeton resident charged with fraud, aggravated identity theft, makes first N.J. court appearance, is out on bail
Graham is being monitored with a GPS tracking device and his computer activity is also being monitored.
Former Princeton resident Ford Graham charged with fraud, aggravated identity theft, as a result of federal investigation into multimillion-dollar schemes
One Princeton victim invested more than $2 million with Graham.
Rachel Wainer Apter nominated to serve on the New Jersey Supreme Court
Wainer Apter, clerked for the late U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
Former mayor of Middlesex Borough sentenced to seven years in prison for stealing more than $75,000 from local campaign funds
Former Democratic Middlesex Borough Mayor Ronald DiMura allegedly pocketed money from political campaigns by funneling it through a bogus charity.
Citibank to reimburse some consumers in N.J. for credit card overcharges
Citibank failed to properly lower credit card interest rates for consumers who were entitled to reductions in their APR.
N.J. joins anti-trust lawsuit against Facebook
New Jersey has joined with 47 other states in suing social media giant Facebook for allegedly violating federal antitrust laws by monopolizing the market for personal social networking services, and by using illegal mergers and other anti-competitive tactics to maintain its monopoly power. Filed in federal court, the multi-state complaint alleges that Facebook has aggressively…
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