New Jersey Monitor's Latest Articles
More NJ Workers Are Now Eligible For Family Leave Job Protections
Changes to New Jersey’s family leave law taking effect Friday will capture more businesses and make more workers eligible for job protections
Maternal Health Services Take Shape In Trenton, Once A Birthing Desert
State agency hosts transportation program, doula training; clinical services to follow
Sherrill Signs Three Bills To Lower NJ Electricity Costs
Sherrill signed legislation creating a new rate setting process for data centers, boosting state oversight of some transmission projects, and lowering utilities' profit margins
Controversial NJ Judge Now Overseeing Immigration Cases In Elizabeth
Elizabeth Immigration Court is at the migrant jail where the federal government holds people agents have rounded up under the Trump administration's mass deportation effort.
Advocates Say Delaney Hall Detainees Have Ended Hunger Strike
Jail guards’ “intimidation tactics” led detainees to drop their strike, according to immigrant advocates who have protested the conditions behind bars.
NJ Judge Who Threatened To Deport Truant Students Should Be Removed, Panel Says
The New Jersey Supreme Court will review a judicial ethics panel’s recommendation that a judge be removed from the bench for his threats to deport truant children.