Philadelphia, PA. Pastry Shop is 120 Years Old With One Family
Philadelphia, PA. Pastry Shop is 120 Years Old With One Family
Michael Testa
Murphy administration might have violated law by helping NJ immigrants
The Legislature must agree when over $10 million in federal recovery funds is allocated. The state twice transferred $10M to the Excluded New Jerseyans Fund.
Clash over NJ sex education standards overshadows budget hearing
Education commissioner says the issue is being weaponized and distorted – and that parents who oppose the standard can opt their kids out of the lessons.
There’s a third ongoing COVID investigation of NJ veterans’ homes
There are three ongoing investigations, not two, into the handling of the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic in New Jersey’s state-run veterans’ homes.
Abandoned boats are a problem in NJ: Lawmaker says state should get involved
One New Jersey lawmaker wants a bill in which the state funds the removal of abandoned boats in local marinas.
NJ to spend $7M on technology for police to tackle gun violence
In addition to gunshot detection technology and automatic license plate readers, the state allocates $8.2M for community-based violence intervention programs.
Two NJ State Senators seek to prevent critical race theory from being taught in schools
Critical Race Theory became one of the focal points of the New Jersey Governor's race this year and while the election is over, debate continues on whether it should be taught in schools or not.
Wild NJ summer: Another town restricts beach hours, and blames Murphy
Gov. Phil Murphy blames the pandemic, hot weather and says young people must have fun responsibly, but others blame laws that put constraints on police to crack down on alcohol and pot possession
Murphy: Expect new guidance on beaches, retail stores next week
Gov. Phil Murphy said Thursday that New Jersey should expect a major announcement sometime in the next week regarding new rules on the shut-down orders.