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Health officials are warning New Yorkers about the first reported cases of a highly contagious skin infection in the United States, a new study shows New York City could save millions if it gets rid of a rule requiring homeless families with children to spend months in a shelter before they can get a housing voucher, New Jersey Transit riders can expect a smoother commute after train delays destabilized the system last week.
And finally, Nancy Solomon spends a day with New Jersey Attorney General Matt Platkin to discuss his unique role and ambitions in office.
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