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October 15, 2018
- Healthcare Costs Continue to Rise in NJ, Outpacing National Increase
- Although record numbers of New Jerseyans now have insurance coverage, the price of healthcare remains a major difficulty for families and small businesses
- Governor, Dems Cautioned It’s Time to Repay African-American Support
- Weeks before the critical midterm elections, community leaders tell Democrats — especially Gov. Phil Murphy — that they want action on important issues
- Grewal ‘Proud to Lead’ Latest Challenge to IRS on Federal Tax Changes
- The Internal Revenue Service proposed new rules to stymie ‘blue’ state efforts to get around a federal cap on SALT deductions. Attorneys general reveal how they plan to fight back
- State Advised Yet Again to Reject Offshore-Wind Project Near Atlantic City
- Consultant tells Board of Public Utilities that Nautilus proposal is too small and would cost New Jersey ratepayers too much
- The List: Top Ten Counties in NJ for Federal Farm Subsidies
- New Jersey is among the states that reap the least in annual federal aid to farmers, getting only a fraction of the $20 billion paid out
- Op-Ed:The Vehicle Emissions Reduction Strategy No One’s Talking About
- It’s not enough to promote the use of alternative fuels in New Jersey. We must reduce the total number of miles driven — and to do that, we need to rethink how and where we build
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October 12, 2018
- Trying to Repurpose NJ’s Empty or Underused Strip Malls and Offices
- There’s a new grant program for municipalities to redevelop ‘ghost malls’ and underutilized commercial properties
- Put Vehicles Powered by Fuel Cells in NJ’s Clean-Energy Agenda — Lawmakers Advised
- As Murphy administration goes full-speed on its clean-energy program, proponents of fuel cells are worried their technology could be left out
- Opinion: It Sure Looks Like DOE Willfully Broke Charter Process to Appease NJEA
- Did ‘political payback’ matter more to Murphy and Repollet than the wishes of parents desperate for alternatives to poorly-performing public schools?
- Clergy Urge Governor, Lawmakers to Raise Minimum Wage in NJ to $15
- With politicians seeming to have become bogged down on issue, religious coalition expresses urgency about addressing Garden State’s widening wage gap
- Rutgers Scientists Help to Identify New Way to Test for Lyme Disease
- More work to be done for federal approval but new technique promises earlier detection and, therefore, better chance of avoiding serious long-term effects
- Fierce Competition for State’s New Medical Marijuana Licenses
- Department of Health is expected to name new dispensary operators within weeks
October 11, 2018
- Billed as a National ‘Litmus Test,’ Debate in CD-11 Stays Close to Home
- Democrat Mikie Sherrill and Republican Jay Webber keep their composure while facing off on federal tax reform, healthcare, student debt, infrastructure — and more
- In CD-2, Candidates Clash Over South Jersey's Place in Trump's America
- Grossman, Van Drew take off the gloves in debate that goes from raucous to rancorous
- State’s $5.1 Million Deal Preserves 2,200 Acres of Watershed
- DEP and other funders join forces to acquire Hudson Farm properties in Sussex County, saving forests, streams, and mountaintops
- Web Guide to NJ Property Taxes: Everything Except Why They’re So High
- Online guidebook walks residents through all the aspects of property taxes, including how the revenue is divvied up, using easy to understand graphics and examples
- Poll: Has the Kavanaugh Controversy Swayed You to Vote in the Midterms?
- The unprecedented confirmation hearings and subsequent swearing-in of the U.S. Supreme Court’s newest member are influencing voter turnout nationally. Will they send you to the polling booth or keep you away?
- Extra Federal Funding Boosts Care for Vulnerable Patients in NJ
- A pilot program to give integrated healthcare and support services to thousands dealing with behavioral health challenges gets a financial lifeline
- More than 100,000 New Voters in NJ in Recent Months
- With the midterm elections looming, twice as many Democrats as Republicans sign up to vote
October 10, 2018
- Audit of NJ Transit Is In, Governor Pledges It Won’t ‘Collect Dust’
- Detailed analysis of operational defects, but no definitive solution is offered to agency’s severe financial woes
- DEP Launches Blueprint for Making Jersey Shore More Resilient to Climate Change
- As UN gives stark climate warning, NJ steps up plans to defend coastal zone from rising seas and bigger storms
- Lance, Malinowski Both Swing Hard for 7th District’s Centrist Mantle
- Candidates cast themselves as moderates. But, in a season of fevered political partisanship, they take plenty of potshots at each other
- Murphy Pledges to Help Workers Whose Jobs Could Fall to Robots, Technology
- Governor sets up task force, says New Jersey must prepare for ‘profound impact’ of technological changes
- State to Spend Volkswagen Money on Reducing Emissions
- Fund, which stems from auto manufacturer’s settlement for cheating on emissions testing, will focus on urban areas, promote electric vehicles
- Charter Schools: Where Does Murphy Administration Really Stand?
- That’s the big question no one knows the answer to as a major state review of the growing movement gets underway
October 9, 2018
- Countdown to New State Sales Tax on Online Shopping
- The big holiday retail season is almost upon us. Likewise, a new state tax on online sales that’s expected to bring New Jersey hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue
- Ørsted Looks to Pick Up Deepwater Wind for $510 Million
- Danish company’s move indicates growing interest in nascent U.S. offshore-wind sector among European companies
- Revamp of Municipal Courts Moves Ahead, Legislation in the Pipeline
- Chief Justice pushes reforms, lawmaker offers legislatives fixes after report said local courts should focus more on justice than on money
- No Agreement on How to Keep Lid on Health Insurance Costs in NJ
- More people in Garden State have access to insurance because of Affordable Care Act but there’s no consensus on how to protect the benefits
- Op-Ed: Solar Program Must Work for Underserved Communities in NJ
- State’s new solar energy possibilities should be equitable and accessible to all New Jerseyans. It’s up to Board of Public Utilities to make that happen
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