NJ Vindicator
Federal judge strikes down part of Trump Medicaid rule
A multistate coalition co-led by New Jersey's attorney general successfully argued that federal officials exceeded their authority by narrowing Medicaid exemptions.
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9mBergen County bets on a new model for combined child and elder care
A $45 million facility in Paramus will bring together child care, elder care, and medical services.
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School board in Sussex County settles decades-old school abuse claims
Government transparency advocate John Paff obtained records detailing the $735,000 settlement.
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Who will pay for data centers' growing electricity demands in NJ?
New state regulations could determine who shoulders the costs of grid upgrades, how developers guarantee payments, and what happens when projects fail. A New Jersey Board of Public Utilities stakeholder meeting is set for Nov. 4.
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Republican seeks to undo NJ police-ICE restrictions
A new bill would repeal key restrictions on local police cooperation with federal immigration authorities and allow state grants to support those partnerships.
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5mNew Jersey to receive $8.9 million in settlement over GM sale of drivers' private data
The automaker allegedly sold information about driver speeds, braking habits, and locations to data brokers, allowing insurers to raise rates without drivers' knowledge.