NJ Vindicator
New Jersey bans grocery stores from using shoppers' personal data to set prices
New law prohibits surveillance pricing, pauses electronic shelf labels for a year, and allows consumers to sue businesses that violate the ban.
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3mNew Jersey creates new unit to investigate discrimination in schools
State will expand investigations of discrimination and harassment in schools as federal enforcement shrinks
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3mNew Jersey challenges Trump administration rules tied to counterterrorism grants
Lawsuit says Trump administration is improperly tying emergency funding to immigration enforcement and election changes
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7mFederal nursing home inspection changes raise concerns among advocates for residents
Critics say the new risk-based CMS survey system could weaken oversight and mislead families about the quality of care
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3mMontvale mayor loses bid to dismiss Facebook blocking lawsuit
Case tests whether an elected official may block critics from a Facebook page where government business is discussed
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5mJudge orders release of Delaney Hall detainee ICE prevented from leaving U.S.
Colombian man bought a ticket home, but immigration officials wouldn’t let him leave