Author Taylor Jung Taylor's Latest Articles New Jersey Antisemitism Bill Sparks Concern From Multifaith And Civil Rights Groups By Taylor Jung ● Faith ● July 23, 2025 Civil rights groups oppose New Jersey's antisemitism bill, citing free speech risks and political censorship. New Jersey Ranks Among Nation’s Least Affordable States For Renters By Taylor Jung ● State News ● July 21, 2025 New Jersey renters must earn nearly $40/hour to afford a two-bedroom apartment, exposing a growing housing crisis and funding shortfalls. Grand Jury Declines To Charge Officer Who Killed Victoria Lee By Taylor Jung ● Criminal Justice ● July 15, 2025 The decision comes almost one year after Fort Lee Police killed Lee while responding to her mental health emergency. Newark To Raise LGBTQ Pride Flag, Kicking Off Week-long Celebrations By Taylor Jung ● Community & Family ● July 7, 2025 Newark kicks off Pride Week with a flag-raising ceremony and events leading up to the annual parade and festival on July 13. Advocates Criticize Bill To Remove State Police Oversight By Taylor Jung ● Criminal Justice ● July 7, 2025 Advocates oppose bill removing NJ State Police from AG oversight, citing accountability and trust concerns. Gov. Murphy Signed Dozens of Bills Into Law This Past Week By Taylor Jung ● Business & Finance ● July 7, 2025 Gov. Murphy signed a $58.8B budget and key bills on film tax credits, business incentives, and healthcare access before the June 30 deadline. NJ Congresswoman Pleads Not Guilty To ICE Officer Assault Charges By Taylor Jung ● Criminal Justice ● June 26, 2025 As Gubernatorial Race Ramps Up, New Poll Finds NJ Latino Voters Reject Trump’s Immigration Agenda By Taylor Jung ● Politics ● June 23, 2025 Most NJ Latino voters oppose Trump’s immigration agenda, a new poll finds, challenging claims of a conservative shift in the community. New Jersey Council Recommends Reparations Policies In Historic Report By Taylor Jung ● Politics ● June 19, 2025 On Juneteenth, NJ’s reparations council released a report urging action to address the legacy of slavery and racial injustice in the state. After Protests, Future Remains Unclear For ICE Detention Center In Newark By Taylor Jung ● Criminal Justice ● June 17, 2025 Protests grow at Newark’s Delaney Hall after reports of poor conditions and a detainee's escape from the ICE detention facility. Posts pagination Previous 1 2 3 4 Next