NJ Vindicator
New 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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3mNurse pleads guilty to pepper-spraying elderly resident at Ocean County long-term care facility
The nurse admitted that she sprayed a man with pepper spray several times and left him without care at a Whiting nursing home.
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4mNJ joins fight over federal family-planning funds
States say HHS is unlawfully tying Title X grants to unrelated political and ideological priorities.
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7mNew Jersey's largest data center accused of ‘violating federal law’
Thermal drone footage shows DataOne — the Microsoft-backed AI data center in Vineland — is powering its operations with dozens of unpermitted generators
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4mFederal appeals court declines to dismiss criminal charges against Rep. McIver
The court allowed Delaney Hall charges to proceed but sent McIver’s political-retaliation claim back for further review.
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10mMembers of Congress press ICE over detainee deaths, alleged neglect
New Jersey Congressman Frank Pallone and 87 other Democrats sent a letter to federal officials Tuesday.