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Sherrill Calls for Caldwell’s Resignation After Sexual Harassment and Ethics Findings

September 25, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr.
Sherrill Calls for Caldwell’s Resignation After Sexual Harassment and Ethics Findings

Gov. Mikie Sherrill calls for Lt. Gov. Dale Caldwell’s resignation after an investigation found sexual harassment and ethics violations.

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NJ FamilyCare Changes Put Coverage at Risk for 25,000 Legal Immigrants Starting Oct. 1

September 24, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr.
NJ FamilyCare immigrant coverage

Up to 25,000 legal immigrants risk losing NJ FamilyCare coverage Oct. 1. Learn who is affected and find new insurance.

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Republicans Sue New Jersey for Voter Roll Records After MVC Registration Error

September 23, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr.
Republicans Sue NJ Over Voter Roll Records After MVC Error

Republicans sued New Jersey for voter roll records after an MVC software error registered about 6,600 people who said they were noncitizens.

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New Jersey Assesses Record $1.07 Million Penalty Against Vineland Data Center

September 22, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr.
$1 million penalty against Vineland data center

NJ DEP assessed a $1.07 million penalty against a Vineland data center over 62 natural-gas generators operating without required air permits.

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New Jersey Proposes Raising Newborn Blood Screening Fee to $260

September 21, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr.
NJ Proposes Newborn Screening Fee Increase to $260

New Jersey proposes raising its newborn blood screening fee from $150 to $260. Public comments are due Nov. 20.

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New Jersey Lost 1,700 Jobs in August as Unemployment Fell to 4.3%

September 21, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr.
New Jersey Lost 1,700 Jobs in August 2026

New Jersey lost 1,700 payroll jobs in August 2026 while unemployment fell to 4.3%, with significant differences across industries.

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New Jersey Contractor Rules Approach Oct. 1 Start Amid Dispute Over Their Reach

September 21, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr.
New Jersey independent contractor rules

New Jersey’s contractor rules take effect Oct. 1 as officials, businesses and freelancers debate the ABC test and its impact.

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New Jersey Erases $90 Million in Medical Debt

September 21, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr.
New Jersey Cancels $90 Million in Medical Debt

New Jersey cancels $90 million in medical debt for nearly 20,000 residents as its relief program ends. Find out who qualifies and what happens next.

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Thousands of New Jersey Residents Could Lose Medicaid Oct. 1 Under Immigration Eligibility Changes

September 21, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr.
New Jersey Medicaid immigration eligibility

Up to 25,000 NJ residents could lose Medicaid Oct. 1 under new immigration eligibility rules. See who may be affected.

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Supreme Court Keeps New Federal Mail-Ballot Restrictions on Hold for the 2026 Election

September 17, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr.
2026 mail ballot restrictions

Supreme Court keeps new USPS mail-ballot restrictions on hold, leaving New Jersey’s existing vote-by-mail rules in place for 2026.

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News Briefs

  • Mendham Water Notice Explains Yard Inspections for Unidentified Service Lines
  • Morris County Flood-Map Review Moves Toward Sept. 25 Appeal Period
  • New Jersey Proposes Raising Newborn Blood Screening Fee to $260
  • Mendham Warns of Fake Land-Use Invoices Sent to Property Owners
  • New Jersey Lost 1,700 Jobs in August as Unemployment Fell to 4.3%

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