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Many museums and galleries remain open and Art Dubai is rescheduled with cautious optimism, but experts warn of threats to cultural heritage.

As unsheltered homelessness rises, advocates say cooling centers alone are not enough to keep people safe.

The FAIR Act prohibits software that recommends rents using competing landlords' private data, a practice state officials say inflated housing costs.

New law prohibits surveillance pricing, pauses electronic shelf labels for a year, and allows consumers to sue businesses that violate the ban.

Union County judge clears the way for ballot measure that would restore a decades-old limit on annual rent increases for rent-controlled apartments.

The city’s ban comes amid growing opposition to data centers across New Jersey.

State officials say complicated paperwork and unclear federal requirements could create administrative hurdles as new rules take effect for an estimated 540,000 residents.

New requirements could cause hundreds of thousands of New Jersey residents to lose Medicaid coverage.

At long-delayed hearing, residents pressed state officials to restore healthcare services at site of Christ Hospital

State officials say Kalshi must follow NJ's gambling laws. The company says only federal regulators have authority over its sports contracts.