Phil MurphyBurlington County was left out of a new free shuttle bus launch in South Jersey. Here’s when and why that’ll change.The South Jersey Transportation Authority announced a free shuttle bus program in June. Burlington County is still waiting for its route to start service. Aliya Schneider Philly’s e-bike and e-scooter boom comes with a more dangerous price than traditional cyclingThomas Fitzgerald and Lizzie Mulvey Rowan is closing a health center for abused children because of Gov. Mikie Sherrill’s proposed budgetAliya Schneider South Jersey is getting a new free shuttle service Thomas Fitzgerald Republicans have little chance against Sen. Cory Booker. Why bother running?Michelle Baruchman and Aliya Schneider AdvertisementRowan’s new vet school has been operating for less than a year. Gov. Mikie Sherrill wants to cut its state funding.Mikie Sherrill cut all state funding for Rowan's new veterinary school in her budget proposal. The school is addressing a large animal vet shortage in South Jersey.Aliya Schneider Gov. Mikie Sherrill is serious about making a long-sought 18-mile light-rail connecting Glassboro and Camden happenThe governor's priorities for funding South Jersey projects include the Glassboro-Camden Line, Walter Rand Center, the River Line, and a 'total transportation plan' for the region.Aliya Schneider Cherry Hill school district sues journalists for filing too many public records requestsThe Cherry Hill school district wants to block public records requests by a freelance journalist and shut down his website portal.Melanie Burney New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill will ban ICE agents from wearing masks and protect immigration data by signing new lawsGov. Mikie Sherrill plans to sign three bills passed by the New Jersey legislature that would make the state's sanctuary policy law, ban ICE from wearing masks, and shield immigration data.Aliya Schneider Cherry Hill schools weighing $14.5 million in cuts and layoffs to close budget gap for 2026-27 Cherry Hill is one of 13 South Jersey school districts that is set to receive a reduction in state funding for the 2026-27 school year under Gov. Mikie Sherill's proposed budget.Melanie Burney Delaware River Port Authority must comply with N.J. subpoenas, judge rulesThe New Jersey Office of the State Comptroller's subpoenas seek documents and testimony about DRPA's procurement policies, contracts, and leases.Andrew Seidman Gov. Josh Shapiro says he’ll prevent data center developers from ‘saddling’ Pennsylvanians with higher energy costsPennsylvania and New Jersey lawmakers have other ideas on how to keep residents from subsidizing power-hungry data centers, proposed across the region from East Vincent Township to Vineland.Erin McCarthy Gov. Josh Shapiro wants to ban cell phones from Pa. schoolsShapiro said he'd like to ban phones for the duration of the school day. There are 23 other states with "bell-to-bell" bans on cell phones.Maddie Hanna ICE tactics in Minneapolis set off political firestorm from Philadelphia City Hall to WashingtonA chorus of Democrats and activists said ICE needs to be controlled, and local leaders said they are laying out plans in case a surge of immigration enforcement comes to Philadelphia.Sean Collins Walsh, Jeff Gammage, and Anna Orso They own their homes but not the land. In N.J., a new law could help change that.A state lawmaker said residents of mobile home and manufactured home communities are "held captive," because they own their homes but not the land. Landowning companies can hike rents or sell.Michaelle Bond In one of Phil Murphy’s final acts as governor, he signed a bill that could help Camden tower get $400 million in tax creditsOne planned development that could benefit is the Beacon Building, a proposed 25-story office tower in Camden.Andrew Seidman New Jersey will now require cursive writing for some elementary school studentsBeginning in September, New Jersey public schools must teach cursive writing to students in grades three to five under a law signed by Gov. Phil Murphy.Melanie Burney A New Jersey town wants to import out-of-state woodchucks for Groundhog Day celebrations. Gov. Phil Murphy vetoed it. New Jersey's Milltown is struggling to continue its Groundhog Day celebrations because of a lack of access to live groundhogs. A bill to carve out exceptions on groundhog imports was vetoed.Emily Bloch Camden’s planned 25-story Beacon Building could get a boost from new N.J. tax credit bill New Jersey lawmakers passed a bill this week that would make it easier for development projects to get tax credits. It awaits Gov. Murphy's signature. Andrew Seidman N.J. adopts ‘bell-to-bell’ cell phone ban policy for public schoolsDistricts must now develop local policies restricting cell phone use during school hours. The policies are set to take effect for the 2026-2027 school year.Melanie Burney See more storiesAdvertisement
Burlington County was left out of a new free shuttle bus launch in South Jersey. Here’s when and why that’ll change.The South Jersey Transportation Authority announced a free shuttle bus program in June. Burlington County is still waiting for its route to start service. Aliya Schneider
Burlington County was left out of a new free shuttle bus launch in South Jersey. Here’s when and why that’ll change.The South Jersey Transportation Authority announced a free shuttle bus program in June. Burlington County is still waiting for its route to start service. Aliya Schneider
Philly’s e-bike and e-scooter boom comes with a more dangerous price than traditional cyclingThomas Fitzgerald and Lizzie Mulvey
Philly’s e-bike and e-scooter boom comes with a more dangerous price than traditional cyclingThomas Fitzgerald and Lizzie Mulvey
Rowan is closing a health center for abused children because of Gov. Mikie Sherrill’s proposed budgetAliya Schneider
Rowan is closing a health center for abused children because of Gov. Mikie Sherrill’s proposed budgetAliya Schneider
Republicans have little chance against Sen. Cory Booker. Why bother running?Michelle Baruchman and Aliya Schneider
Republicans have little chance against Sen. Cory Booker. Why bother running?Michelle Baruchman and Aliya Schneider
Rowan’s new vet school has been operating for less than a year. Gov. Mikie Sherrill wants to cut its state funding.Mikie Sherrill cut all state funding for Rowan's new veterinary school in her budget proposal. The school is addressing a large animal vet shortage in South Jersey.Aliya Schneider
Rowan’s new vet school has been operating for less than a year. Gov. Mikie Sherrill wants to cut its state funding.Mikie Sherrill cut all state funding for Rowan's new veterinary school in her budget proposal. The school is addressing a large animal vet shortage in South Jersey.Aliya Schneider
Gov. Mikie Sherrill is serious about making a long-sought 18-mile light-rail connecting Glassboro and Camden happenThe governor's priorities for funding South Jersey projects include the Glassboro-Camden Line, Walter Rand Center, the River Line, and a 'total transportation plan' for the region.Aliya Schneider
Gov. Mikie Sherrill is serious about making a long-sought 18-mile light-rail connecting Glassboro and Camden happenThe governor's priorities for funding South Jersey projects include the Glassboro-Camden Line, Walter Rand Center, the River Line, and a 'total transportation plan' for the region.Aliya Schneider
Cherry Hill school district sues journalists for filing too many public records requestsThe Cherry Hill school district wants to block public records requests by a freelance journalist and shut down his website portal.Melanie Burney
Cherry Hill school district sues journalists for filing too many public records requestsThe Cherry Hill school district wants to block public records requests by a freelance journalist and shut down his website portal.Melanie Burney
New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill will ban ICE agents from wearing masks and protect immigration data by signing new lawsGov. Mikie Sherrill plans to sign three bills passed by the New Jersey legislature that would make the state's sanctuary policy law, ban ICE from wearing masks, and shield immigration data.Aliya Schneider
New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill will ban ICE agents from wearing masks and protect immigration data by signing new lawsGov. Mikie Sherrill plans to sign three bills passed by the New Jersey legislature that would make the state's sanctuary policy law, ban ICE from wearing masks, and shield immigration data.Aliya Schneider
Cherry Hill schools weighing $14.5 million in cuts and layoffs to close budget gap for 2026-27 Cherry Hill is one of 13 South Jersey school districts that is set to receive a reduction in state funding for the 2026-27 school year under Gov. Mikie Sherill's proposed budget.Melanie Burney
Cherry Hill schools weighing $14.5 million in cuts and layoffs to close budget gap for 2026-27 Cherry Hill is one of 13 South Jersey school districts that is set to receive a reduction in state funding for the 2026-27 school year under Gov. Mikie Sherill's proposed budget.Melanie Burney
Delaware River Port Authority must comply with N.J. subpoenas, judge rulesThe New Jersey Office of the State Comptroller's subpoenas seek documents and testimony about DRPA's procurement policies, contracts, and leases.Andrew Seidman
Delaware River Port Authority must comply with N.J. subpoenas, judge rulesThe New Jersey Office of the State Comptroller's subpoenas seek documents and testimony about DRPA's procurement policies, contracts, and leases.Andrew Seidman
Gov. Josh Shapiro says he’ll prevent data center developers from ‘saddling’ Pennsylvanians with higher energy costsPennsylvania and New Jersey lawmakers have other ideas on how to keep residents from subsidizing power-hungry data centers, proposed across the region from East Vincent Township to Vineland.Erin McCarthy
Gov. Josh Shapiro says he’ll prevent data center developers from ‘saddling’ Pennsylvanians with higher energy costsPennsylvania and New Jersey lawmakers have other ideas on how to keep residents from subsidizing power-hungry data centers, proposed across the region from East Vincent Township to Vineland.Erin McCarthy
Gov. Josh Shapiro wants to ban cell phones from Pa. schoolsShapiro said he'd like to ban phones for the duration of the school day. There are 23 other states with "bell-to-bell" bans on cell phones.Maddie Hanna
Gov. Josh Shapiro wants to ban cell phones from Pa. schoolsShapiro said he'd like to ban phones for the duration of the school day. There are 23 other states with "bell-to-bell" bans on cell phones.Maddie Hanna
ICE tactics in Minneapolis set off political firestorm from Philadelphia City Hall to WashingtonA chorus of Democrats and activists said ICE needs to be controlled, and local leaders said they are laying out plans in case a surge of immigration enforcement comes to Philadelphia.Sean Collins Walsh, Jeff Gammage, and Anna Orso
ICE tactics in Minneapolis set off political firestorm from Philadelphia City Hall to WashingtonA chorus of Democrats and activists said ICE needs to be controlled, and local leaders said they are laying out plans in case a surge of immigration enforcement comes to Philadelphia.Sean Collins Walsh, Jeff Gammage, and Anna Orso
They own their homes but not the land. In N.J., a new law could help change that.A state lawmaker said residents of mobile home and manufactured home communities are "held captive," because they own their homes but not the land. Landowning companies can hike rents or sell.Michaelle Bond
They own their homes but not the land. In N.J., a new law could help change that.A state lawmaker said residents of mobile home and manufactured home communities are "held captive," because they own their homes but not the land. Landowning companies can hike rents or sell.Michaelle Bond
In one of Phil Murphy’s final acts as governor, he signed a bill that could help Camden tower get $400 million in tax creditsOne planned development that could benefit is the Beacon Building, a proposed 25-story office tower in Camden.Andrew Seidman
In one of Phil Murphy’s final acts as governor, he signed a bill that could help Camden tower get $400 million in tax creditsOne planned development that could benefit is the Beacon Building, a proposed 25-story office tower in Camden.Andrew Seidman
New Jersey will now require cursive writing for some elementary school studentsBeginning in September, New Jersey public schools must teach cursive writing to students in grades three to five under a law signed by Gov. Phil Murphy.Melanie Burney
New Jersey will now require cursive writing for some elementary school studentsBeginning in September, New Jersey public schools must teach cursive writing to students in grades three to five under a law signed by Gov. Phil Murphy.Melanie Burney
A New Jersey town wants to import out-of-state woodchucks for Groundhog Day celebrations. Gov. Phil Murphy vetoed it. New Jersey's Milltown is struggling to continue its Groundhog Day celebrations because of a lack of access to live groundhogs. A bill to carve out exceptions on groundhog imports was vetoed.Emily Bloch
A New Jersey town wants to import out-of-state woodchucks for Groundhog Day celebrations. Gov. Phil Murphy vetoed it. New Jersey's Milltown is struggling to continue its Groundhog Day celebrations because of a lack of access to live groundhogs. A bill to carve out exceptions on groundhog imports was vetoed.Emily Bloch
Camden’s planned 25-story Beacon Building could get a boost from new N.J. tax credit bill New Jersey lawmakers passed a bill this week that would make it easier for development projects to get tax credits. It awaits Gov. Murphy's signature. Andrew Seidman
Camden’s planned 25-story Beacon Building could get a boost from new N.J. tax credit bill New Jersey lawmakers passed a bill this week that would make it easier for development projects to get tax credits. It awaits Gov. Murphy's signature. Andrew Seidman
N.J. adopts ‘bell-to-bell’ cell phone ban policy for public schoolsDistricts must now develop local policies restricting cell phone use during school hours. The policies are set to take effect for the 2026-2027 school year.Melanie Burney
N.J. adopts ‘bell-to-bell’ cell phone ban policy for public schoolsDistricts must now develop local policies restricting cell phone use during school hours. The policies are set to take effect for the 2026-2027 school year.Melanie Burney
