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NJ joins lawsuit challenging new Trump public benefits charge rule
Attorney general says uncertainty over public assistance could cause eligible families to avoid seeking services.
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9mNew Jersey caregivers share long-term care struggles with Sen. Andy Kim
Nearly 6,000 people joined an AARP -NJ virtual town hall focused on caregiving, Medicare and Social Security on Tuesday.
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6mActivists allege that ICE is holding detainees at Roxbury site (updated 2:30 p.m. Tues.)
Group calls on state officials to investigate whether immigrants are being held at the warehouse
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6mLindenwold rescinds meeting recording policy after resident sues
The borough rescinded its restrictive recording policy and agreed to pay $15,000 in legal fees
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6mNJ bill would leave nursing home residents’ monthly personal allowance at $50
The measure would provide annual cost-of-living increases but falls far short of the $140 per month residents and advocates sought.
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13mPassaic Valley Water Commission lawsuit exposes years of mismanagement and regulatory failure
A proposed settlement could leave northern New Jersey residents waiting until 2054 for the utility to cover its remaining open reservoirs.