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Mercer County Doubles Down On Food Insecurity Fight In 2026

Mercer County ramps up local anti-hunger efforts for 2026, investing in food security programs to offset federal SNAP cuts.

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NJ Minimum Wage Increases 43 Cents In 2026

New Jersey’s minimum wage rises Jan. 1 to $15.92, with higher pay for health-care workers and other adjusted rates statewide.

NJ Driving Costs To Rise 2026: New Gas Taxes And Toll Hikes Explained

NJ drivers will see higher costs starting Jan. 1 as fuel taxes and tolls increase statewide to fund transportation infrastructure projects.

NJ’s Health Care Tax Credits Will Expire Soon. Advocates Call For More Time.

The expiration of enhanced ACA tax credits could raise NJ premiums by 174%, threatening coverage for hundreds of thousands of residents.

NJ Fights Senior Loneliness With $4M Grant

New Jersey launches a $4M program to reduce loneliness and boost social connections for older adults and people with disabilities.

Founder Of NYC’s First Black Daily Newspaper Dies At 88

Thomas H. Watkins, pioneering founder of NYC’s first Black-owned daily, has died at 88, leaving a lasting impact on the Black Press.

Multiple Arrests Made In Middlesex County’s Operation Bad Santa

Twelve arrests were made in Middlesex County’s Operation Bad Santa, targeting alleged online child predators.

New Jersey Launches Mental Health Crisis Program For Disabilities

New Jersey launches START crisis support for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in 11 counties.

New Grant Aims to Boost Small Businesses in Perth Amboy, New Brunswick

Middlesex County offers storefront improvement grants to small businesses in Perth Amboy and New Brunswick.