Winnie Hu (NYT) NEW JERSEY TRENTON: FLU DATA ON THE WEB Influenza immunization information from the state is now available on the Internet.

(AP) NEW JERSEY TRENTON: PRE-TEENAGE DRUG USE - Fewer middle school students around the state are smoking marijuana and drinking alcohol, a survey found.

(AP) NEW JERSEY TRENTON: INQUIRY POSTPONED A Senate panel appointed to examine the state's problem-plagued auto emissions program has been stopped before it got started.

(AP) NEW JERSEY TRENTON: RACIAL PROFILING A group of black lawyers plans to offer more than just legal advice to drivers who may have been victims of racial profiling by the state police.

(AP) NEW JERSEY TRENTON: NEW DRIVER'S LICENSES Starting today, New Jersey teenagers will have to wait a year longer, until they are 18, to get full driving privileges.

Andy Newman (NYT) NEW JERSEY TRENTON: GUARDS IN COURT The State Supreme Court ruled yesterday that a police officer standing behind a defendant does not necessarily prejudice jurors against the accused.

(AP) NEW JERSEY TRENTON: MORE FLU VACCINE - Health care providers who offer influenza shots can now get more of the vaccine thanks to a federal contract, state health officials said yesterday.

Steven Greenhouse (NYT) NEW JERSEY TRENTON: TRANSPORT BILL Republican leaders agreed yesterday to funnel $3.75 billion over the next four years to continue a statewide road and transportation building program.

(NYT) NEW JERSEY TRENTON: WORKER SHORTAGE - A business group said yesterday that New Jersey businesses were facing the greatest worker shortage in 30 years.

(AP) NEW JERSEY TRENTON: DIETARY LAWS New Jersey is poised to become the first state to enact a law regulating the sale of food prepared under Muslim dietary laws.