NJ Vindicator
After deadly July heat wave, advocates warn homeless New Jerseyans remain at risk
As unsheltered homelessness rises, advocates say cooling centers alone are not enough to keep people safe.
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3mNeptune Township bans data centers and ICE detention facilities
The Monmouth County town is the latest New Jersey municipality to restrict data centers as concerns grow about energy and water use.
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8mNew Jersey joins lawsuit to block $110 billion Paramount-Warner Bros. merger
The proposed media merger could raise prices and reduce film and television choices for consumers.
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9mNJ Transit faces rising costs as board weighs $3.5 billion budget
The agency is relying more heavily on state funding as labor, materials, and paratransit costs increase
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11mNew federal policies could worsen shortage of workers who care for older adults in New Jersey
Medicaid cuts and immigration restrictions are threatening an already strained workforce.
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5mNew Jersey economy expected to trail U.S. growth for next 2 years, Rutgers report says
The state's economy is projected to grow just 0.9% annually as hiring slows and unemployment remains above the national rate.