August 21, 2020
COURT HOUSE – The Aug. 20 Cape May County Chamber of Commerce meeting remained powered by the internet, as members were given an annual legislative update from U.S. Rep. Jeff...
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COURT HOUSE – The Aug. 20 Cape May County Chamber of Commerce meeting remained powered by the internet, as members were given an annual legislative update from U.S. Rep. Jeff...
To access the Herald’s local coronavirus/COVID-19 coverage, click here. TRENTON – As schools gear up to reopen for some mode of in-person instruction, the Assembly Education Committee approved legislation Aug....
TRENTON – Taking steps to improve efficiency and accessibility to paratransit services in New Jersey for disabled and elderly residents, the full Assembly July 30 unanimously approved (74-0) a bill,...
TRENTON – The Senate and Assembly overwhelmingly approved a bill Aug. 2 that ensures students won’t be stripped of their opportunity to represent their schools. According to a release, committees...
TRENTON – New Jersey remains the only state in the country to still use the colonial-era public office title of “freeholder.” According to a release, dating back to before the...
To access the Herald’s local coronavirus/COVID-19 coverage, click here. TRENTON – Gov. Phil Murphy July 16 signed into law the “New Jersey COVID-19 Emergency Bond Act,” which authorizes the state...
Newly available data shows New Jersey as being one of the top states most bothered by robocalls in 2019. According to a report by Let’s Talk (http://bit.ly/2TsMgRU), New Jersey residents...
