‘Full Circle’: NJ Residents Embrace Human Composting As Eco-friendly Path After Death
New Jersey legalized human composting, offering residents an eco-friendly alternative to burial or cremation starting in 2026.
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NJ Health Officials: Tylenol And Vaccines Safe For Pregnant Parents, Backed By Science
NJ health officials reaffirm acetaminophen and vaccine safety for pregnant and postpartum individuals, urging evidence-based guidance.
Ciattarelli, Sherrill Clash On Taxes, Trump, Immigration In Raucous NJ Governor Debate
Republican Jack Ciattarelli and Democrat Mikie Sherrill clashed on taxes, immigration, and more in a heated New Jersey governor debate.
NJ Reps Buck Trump On Picatinny, Fall Short On Deportation Sites
New Jersey lawmakers fight to protect Picatinny Arsenal jobs as Congress debates defense bill and key amendments.
YWCA Launches New Jersey’s First Center For Racial Healing
YWCA Northern NJ opens first Center for Racial Healing to address racial trauma with training, referrals, and community support.
NJ Launches Free Financial Counseling Program To Address Gambling-Related Debt And Stress
NJ launches GamFin, a free counseling program helping residents manage gambling debt, reduce stress, and rebuild financial stability.
New Jersey Announces $130 Million Opioid Funds Amid Backlash Over Hospital Funding Shift
Gov. Murphy directs $130.7M from opioid settlements to expand NJ harm reduction centers and fund community support programs.
Federal Court Upholds NJ’s Strict Gun Ban In Public Places
A federal appeals court upheld New Jersey’s strict gun laws, allowing bans on firearms in schools and other public spaces to remain.
Ceremonies Across New Jersey Mark 24th Anniversary Of 9/11
New Jersey communities honor 9/11 with vigils, memorials, and ceremonies remembering the lives lost, including more than 750 New Jerseyans.
Surprises And Standouts: How NJ’s Congress Members Spent Their Summer
New Jersey’s congressional delegation spent summer recess campaigning, traveling abroad, and meeting with constituents while clashing over a GOP-backed budget law that slashes Medicaid and reshapes federal spending.
NJ Health Officials: Tylenol And Vaccines Safe For Pregnant Parents, Backed By Science
NJ health officials reaffirm acetaminophen and vaccine safety for pregnant and postpartum individuals, urging evidence-based guidance.
Ciattarelli, Sherrill Clash On Taxes, Trump, Immigration In Raucous NJ Governor Debate
Republican Jack Ciattarelli and Democrat Mikie Sherrill clashed on taxes, immigration, and more in a heated New Jersey governor debate.
NJ Reps Buck Trump On Picatinny, Fall Short On Deportation Sites
New Jersey lawmakers fight to protect Picatinny Arsenal jobs as Congress debates defense bill and key amendments.
YWCA Launches New Jersey’s First Center For Racial Healing
YWCA Northern NJ opens first Center for Racial Healing to address racial trauma with training, referrals, and community support.
NJ Launches Free Financial Counseling Program To Address Gambling-Related Debt And Stress
NJ launches GamFin, a free counseling program helping residents manage gambling debt, reduce stress, and rebuild financial stability.
New Jersey Announces $130 Million Opioid Funds Amid Backlash Over Hospital Funding Shift
Gov. Murphy directs $130.7M from opioid settlements to expand NJ harm reduction centers and fund community support programs.
Federal Court Upholds NJ’s Strict Gun Ban In Public Places
A federal appeals court upheld New Jersey’s strict gun laws, allowing bans on firearms in schools and other public spaces to remain.
Ceremonies Across New Jersey Mark 24th Anniversary Of 9/11
New Jersey communities honor 9/11 with vigils, memorials, and ceremonies remembering the lives lost, including more than 750 New Jerseyans.
Surprises And Standouts: How NJ’s Congress Members Spent Their Summer
New Jersey’s congressional delegation spent summer recess campaigning, traveling abroad, and meeting with constituents while clashing over a GOP-backed budget law that slashes Medicaid and reshapes federal spending.