Singleton Wants To Dial-Up Child Care Assistance For Remote Learning Families
TRENTON, NJ -- Senator Troy Singleton (D-Burlington) recently introduced legislation to aid the child care industry and support families faced with remote learning. Under the measure, $50 million in federal CARES Act funding would be allocated for child care facilities for expenses related to providing additional hours of care to school aged children during the 2020-2021 school year.
Read moreN.J. Can Release Names Of Disciplined Cops, State Appeals Court Rules
A state appeals court on Friday said New Jersey can release the names of officers found guilty of misconduct, in some cases going back decades — a defeat for police unions who argued the plan would put a “scarlet letter” on cops who otherwise did their job well.
Read moreMore Than 1 Million N.J. Voters Have Already Cast Their Mail-In Ballots, State Says
More than 1 million New Jersey voters have cast mail-in ballots for the Nov. 3 election.
Read moreSingleton Wants Murphy To Raise Indoor Dining Limits
Cold weather may kill many restaurants, Democratic senator says
Read moreN.J. To Provide $100M More To Help Businesses, Restaurants, Families Hurt By COVID-19 Pandemic
As New Jersey continues to cope with the economic fallout of COVID-19, the state is giving out $100 million more in federal coronavirus aid to help restaurants, small businesses, and families hurt by the pandemic, Gov. Phil Murphy announced Tuesday.
Read moreHow Secure Are N.J. Election Drop Boxes And Who’s Collecting Your Ballot?
Ballot drop boxes are one of four ways New Jersey residents can submit their vote-by-mail ballot this election, and election officials say the boxes are a secure way to vote.
Read moreMurphy Says He’ll Extend Oct. 15 Moratorium On Utility Shut-Offs
Thousands of pandemic-stricken utility customers are still struggling to pay bills
Read moreTownship, City And Fieldsboro To Receive New COVID Relief Funding
EVESHAM, NJ-- Governor Phil Murphy, the Burlington County Board of Chosen Freeholders and Congressman Andy Kim announced on Friday that New Jersey will send close to $8.2 million in coronavirus relief funding to Burlington County and its 40 municipalities to help with their response to the ongoing health and economic crisis.
Read more‘We Are Anticipating A Second Wave’ As New Coronavirus Cases Spike To 4-Month High, N.J. Health Officials Says
As the state hit its highest single-day total of new COVID-19 cases in more than four months, officials warned Thursday that New Jersey is bracing for a potential second wave of the coronavirus that could escalate quickly if residents become complacent about prevention practices.
Read moreWhy You Should Vote ASAP – And Use A Drop Box | Editorial
If you’re thinking that you can vote as you normally would in this election, the year 2020 has another nasty surprise for you: You can’t.
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