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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.

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Veteran Abortion Care Under Threat: NJ Attorney General Joins Fight Against Trump VA Ban

NJ AG Matthew Platkin joins states opposing Trump VA abortion ban, warning it threatens veterans’ health and reproductive rights.

Passaic Enacts Sweeping Rent Control Ordinance, Capping Increases At 3%

Passaic caps rent hikes at 3% and ends vacancy decontrol, aiming to protect thousands of families from displacement.

New Jersey Partially Restores Affordable Housing Trust Fund With $35 Million

New Jersey restored $35M to the Affordable Housing Trust Fund, with advocates urging full funding to address the state’s housing crisis.

ACA Health Insurance Is Set To Cost A Lot More In 2026

New Jersey health insurance premiums are set to rise nearly 16% in 2026 if federal ACA subsidies are not renewed.

Lawmakers Propose Helicopter Noise Bill After Murphy Urges FAA

New legislation and Gov. Murphy’s appeal to the FAA aim to curb helicopter noise and improve safety for Hudson County residents.

South Jersey To See Expanded Public Transit Options This Fall

South Jersey transit expands with new electric buses, a Vineland–Atlantic City shuttle, and microtransit services to boost access.

The US Immigration Court System Is Far From Normal

Immigration courts post “self-deportation” signs as backlogs grow, sparking concerns over fairness and political influence.

Gen Z Climate Activists Are Reshaping New Jersey’s Future

Gen Z activists in New Jersey lead climate action through protests, campus organizing, and digital campaigns, shaping state policy.

Hurricane Erin Brings Flooding And Dangerous Surf To NJ, But No Landfall

Hurricane Erin stays offshore but brings flooding, 10-foot waves, and rip current dangers to the Jersey Shore. Officials urge caution.