What’s Important to Know About NJ This Week – 03/09/2024 – Defend the Open Public Records Act
We will take a different approach with this week’s State Matters and focus on bills from State Assemblyman Danielsen and...
NJ Is Rallying to Stop State Sen. Sarlo’s & Assemblyman Danielsen’s Age of Darkness
NJ Is Rallying to Stop State Sen. Sarlo and Assemblyman Danielsen from Destroying the Open Public Records Act Since discovering...
BHCW Starts Petition To Stop State Senator Sarlo from Ushering in an Age of Darkness
State Senator Sarlo sponsors the second Bill Intended to Destroy the Open Public Records Act in Under a Year and...
What’s Important to Know About NJ This Week – 03/02/2024
NJ Schools Best in Nation?, Blood Tests for DUI, Apprenticeship Programs Get 8 Million Dollar Boost, Many Districts Win Big...
Kevin Walsh – Government Accountability Jedi – Deserves Our Help
Kevin Walsh is NJ’s Acting State Comptroller, and his appointment is being held up by two Senators connected to a...
What’s Important to Know About NJ This Week – 02/24/2024
Property Taxes Hitting 10k, Age of Consent May Lower for Behavioral Health Services, ACLU Launches Clemency Project, Norovirus is the...
What’s Important to Know About NJ This Week – 02/17/2024
Property Taxes May Increase Due to School Aid Cuts, Drug Overdose Deaths on the Decline, Don’t Knock Mississippi, Prisoner Suicides...
What’s Important to Know About NJ This Week – 02/10/2024
Electric Bills To Rise, Children With Disabilities Not Getting Services the Need, Family Leave Law On Track to be Strengthened,...
What’s Important to Know About NJ This Week – 02/03/2024
Water Might Taste Different Soon, New NJ Education Commissioner, ACLU Challenges Facial Recognition, Pension Payments on a Hot Streak, Syphilis...