NJ Revamps UEZ Program – But the Sales Tax Discount Stays
For the first time in 10 years, the state will provide funding from its budget to Urban Enterprise Zones. Some benefits will be capped to favor small business.
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NJ to Try ‘Restorative Justice’ Approach to Juveniles in Four Cities
The “Restorative and Transformative Justice for Youths and Communities” pilot program in Camden, Newark, Paterson, and Trenton will cost $8.4 million.
NJ Hopes to Head-off Nation’s Worst Eviction Crisis Post-COVID
State officials are hoping federal funds can help head off what they anticipate could be the nation’s worst eviction crisis, once a pandemic-era moratorium on removing renters from their homes is allowed to expire.
NJ announces plans for $100M for COVID economic recovery
At a Hillsborough brewery, elected officials detailed plans for spending $100 million in federal CARES Act funds.
Opinion: Lt. Gov. Sheila Oliver Defends – Not Defunds – NJ Cops
Lt. Gov. Sheila Oliver made a surprising statement Friday regarding the very loud movement to defund police departments that's been sweeping across the nation.
Murphy Cites Independence in Naming First Black Woman to Supreme Court
Fabiana Pierre-Louis, 39, an attorney and former prosecutor, would be only the third black jurist to serve on the seven-member state Supreme Court.
Murphy: Black Lives Matter and 'Need for Change' is Real
Murphy said people peaceful protesting the 'murder' of George Floyd, under the knee of a police officer, is vastly different than other pandemic crowds.
During the Outbreak Crisis, Vital Programs Remain in Effect for Needy NJ Residents
New Jersey officials have a message to residents who depend on a variety of social services to make ends meet: Nobody is going to forget about you.
Keep your distance: How close is too close for coronavirus?
State health officials are directing people who have come in contact with someone who has tested positive to self-quarantine at home for 14 days.
Craig Callaway “Lights it Up” on WPG Talk Radio – Hurley
Craig Callaway appeared on "Hurley in the Morning" program Friday and blasted everyone from Gov. Phil Murphy, Lt. Governor Sheila Oliver, The state Department of Community Affairs. and Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small.