Nine pipeline projects are pending in Garden State, but clean-energy advocates say recent court rulings elsewhere in the U.S. strengthen the case against them
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July 10, 2020
Agreement between governor and Senate President Steve Sweeney would require special legislative committee to OK the borrowing
Report shines light on New Jersey Economic Development Authority's ‘permissive’ culture for vetting applications for corporate tax breaks
In final report, team also addresses enhancing administrative oversight and transparency, refers more than $500 million in tax breaks to EDA for review
Some educators want state to more clearly map out what school will look like in the fall before committing to coming back
Senator says that need for pandemic aid to states, municipalities is clear: 'We can't make it through unless we get some support'
Camping overnight at MVC office best way to secure a spot in line, especially when folks start being turned away at 5 a.m.
But many commuters aren't expected to return to mass transit for weeks, as offices may not be set up for social distancing, advocates say
Though well-intentioned, S-232, if signed into law, would limit job growth for many of New Jersey’s major manufacturers
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WESTFIELD — So wassup? Wassup with these summer parties that are spiking COVID-19 cases in town? Mayor Shelley Brindle says it is getting out of hand, with Westfield reporting 10 new cases since Tuesday, bringing the total to 299. The township had gone two weeks without seeing any new cases until seven were reported last week, likely due to all the fun and frolic. Five of the new cases are teenagers between 17 and 19, raising the question if all these new cases are related to the high school graduation parties popping up around town. The mayor is rightfully ticked, saying these young partygoers may not suffer the severity of the virus, but they can certainly mess with their parents and others of an advanced age who really, truly have zero interest in rolling the dice for the sake of a pony keg and beer pong. Wake up, with today’s Jaffe Briefing.
WESTFIELD — So wassup? Wassup with these summer parties that are spiking COVID-19 cases in town? Mayor Shelley Brindle says it is getting out of hand, with Westfield reporting 10 new cases since Tuesday, bringing the total to 299. The township had gone two weeks without seeing any new cases until seven were reported last week, likely due to all the fun and frolic. Five of the new cases are teenagers between 17 and 19, raising the question if all these new cases are related to the high school graduation parties popping up around town. The mayor is rightfully ticked, saying these young partygoers may not suffer the severity of the virus, but they can certainly mess with their parents and others of an advanced age who really, truly have zero interest in rolling the dice for the sake of a pony keg and beer pong. Wake up, with today’s Jaffe Briefing.
