Steve Adubato: Only in NJ
Should You Get the Flu Shot This Season?
November 7, 2019
A conversation about the safety and effectiveness of vaccines....
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The Countdown to the Next New Jersey Census
October 25, 2019
A commission headed by Secretary of State Tahesha Way will aim to maximize census participation in March 2020....
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The Push to Nurture New Businesses in Trenton
September 24, 2019
The NJEDA Innovation Challenge Grant aims to boost citywide growth....
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How Can New Jersey Retain More Jobs?
August 19, 2019
The Garden State Initiative aims to help make the local economy more competitive....
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The nation’s next big birthday (in 2026) offers an ideal opportunity to showcase NJ’s patriotic past. Local historians and state officials plan to prepare the state's historic spots for the nation’s Semiquincentennial celebration....
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Recalling Precious Summers Past in Ortley Beach
May 29, 2019
Fond memories of the Jersey Shore, from warm evenings on the porch to all-night parties at the disco....
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Can Jersey Keep Its Top STEM Students?
May 21, 2019
The Governor's STEM Scholars program aims to make future grads aware of the state's diverse job opportunities....
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State Plants Seeds for First Offshore Wind Farms
April 9, 2019
Initial production capacity would be approximately 4.8 million megawatt-hours of energy annually—enough to serve roughly 500,000 New Jersey homes....
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Big Brothers Big Sisters Is Here to Help
March 14, 2019
Big Brothers Big Sisters can change lives—but more mentors are needed....
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Camden Revisited: A New Approach to Policing
February 4, 2019
In May 2013, Camden disbanded its 141-year-old municipal police department and replaced it with a force run by the county. Fast-forward almost six years. Camden County Police Chief J. Scott Thomson says the situation is improving....
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New Year, Nagging Issues
January 7, 2019
Murphy, Sweeney need to shake hands and come out swinging at the problems facing our state....
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Robert Hoatson is a Voice for the Abused
December 17, 2018
Former Newark priest Robert Hoatson dedicates himself to supporting and advocating for victims of sexual assaults....
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Stepping Up the Fight Against Opioid Addiction
November 12, 2018
State, local communities roll out initiatives to battle opioid epidemic....
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Education Commissioner Lamont Repollet is an Open Book
September 12, 2018
New Jersey’s new education commissioner shares his thoughts on testing, pre-K, charters and more. ...
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Lt. Governor Sheila Oliver is a Problem Solver
August 22, 2018
Lieutenant governor Sheila Oliver hopes to tap her wealth of experience to address NJ’s toughest issues....
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Plastic Plague at the Jersey Shore
July 11, 2018
Trash is wreaking havoc on our waterways. At the Shore, towns and volunteers are taking action....
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Shore Businesses are Standing Tall
May 24, 2018
Six years after the devastation of Hurricane Sandy, Shore businesses reflect on their painful recovery....
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Students & Free Speech
May 18, 2018
Where should schools draw the line?...
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Florio Reflects in New Memoir
April 23, 2018
An ex-governor shares lessons about tough choices, big-picture thinking and respect for your foes....
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Partners Wanted
March 16, 2018
Local institutions pledge their support as Newark takes back control of its public schools....
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