Corrections officials have had more than a year to prepare. Are they set?
COLLEEN O'DEA
Colleen O’Dea has spent her entire career reporting New Jersey news and won numerous state and national journalism awards and fellowships. She joined NJ Spotlight News in 2011 and now serves as its data reporter, as well as covering general assignment topics that include elections, politics, housing and corrections.
El virus es la principal causa de muerte para las comunidades de color, según datos estatales. Para los blancos, es la tercera causa
(AP Photo/Seth Wenig)Republicans unsuccessful in raising $300M that would help bail out all small businesses impacted by COVID-19
(AP Photo/Julio Cortez)The suit alleges practice unique to New Jersey gives big advantage to party-endorsed candidates
(AP Photo/Evan Vucci)Immigrant protections, additional pandemic aid and a full U.S. census count are among the provisions the president signed in his first days in office
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Up-to-date Instructional plans approved by the state Department of Education
(AP Photo/Mel Evans)South Jersey lawmaker could face vigorous opposition in his bid for reelection to Congress, despite strong GOP support
Sen. Majority Leader Loretta Weinberg says legislation could provide ‘fear factor’ that would stop mistreatment
Peter Miller via FlickrSenate president cites events in Washington last week and a Dec. 2019 rally in Trenton to show potential risk for state officials