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Citizen Action of New York credits two years of grassroots organizing for Cait Conley’s defeat of Rep. Mike Lawler in NY-17.
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New Jersey MVC says REAL ID appointment waits fell from 73 days to about three as the holiday travel season approaches.
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Consumer groups say OppFi abandoned a bank purchase that would have let it offer 195% APR loans nationwide.
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Winter is just weeks away, and a big question this year is how will the “super” El Niño impact the snowfall in New Jersey? A record-setting warming of the tropical Pacific could affect snow, rain and coastal storms this winter, and the Jersey Shore may be most exposed.
You are receiving this because you subscribed to NJTODAY.NEWS. Too many emails? Use the links at the bottom of this email to switch to a daily or weekly digest, pick only the topics you want, or unsubscribe. A strong El Niño is developing in the tropical Pacific Ocean and is expected to last into early…
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Food & Water Watch says voters backed candidates who opposed AI data centers and urges Congress to pass a national construction moratorium.
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The state Division of Investment named Iris Zhao-Fiorello head of private equity and Neil Madsen head of real estate. Both started Nov. 2.
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Better Markets says a PCAOB auditor rule change would help the SEC replace quarterly company reports with semiannual ones.
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Environmental groups filed comments calling EPA’s proposal to stop regulating power plant greenhouse gases unlawful.
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Ballet in New Brunswick, weekend planetarium shows, cider pressing in Morris County and free history demos at the Shore: 24 things to do in NJ Nov. 6–8.
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President Donald Trump’s assertion that he is “improving” American health care is a lie measured in human suffering. Republicans have voted more than 70 times to repeal or undermine the ACA since, but they have not proposed a replacement that…
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You are receiving this because you subscribed to NJTODAY.NEWS. Too many emails? Use the links at the bottom of this email to switch to a daily or weekly digest, pick only the topics you want, or unsubscribe. There is a 20th-century political aphorism that holds: “The American Republic will endure until the day Congress discovers…
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As rapid climate change accelerates the retreat of Arctic sea ice, melting polar waters are opening new maritime trade routes across the top of the world—sparking an urgent debate over whether a region buckling under rising temperatures can absorb the environmental fallout of becoming a global commercial artery. Recent commercial milestones underscore the shifting geopolitical…
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Maine’s largest community organization said voters wanted leaders focused on health care, housing and other costs.
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1199SEIU President Yvonne Armstrong said members expect newly elected leaders to protect Medicaid, restore immigrant protections and defend unions.
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Wall Street – street sign with building and charts in the background Investors think reckless Trump economic measures may end
You are receiving this because you subscribed to NJTODAY.NEWS. Too many emails? Use the links at the bottom of this email to switch to a daily or weekly digest, pick only the topics you want, or unsubscribe. U.S. stocks rallied sharply as Wall Street viewed widespread Democratic victories in the midterm elections and the implications…
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New Jersey Senate President Nicholas Scutari congratulated newly elected Democrats and said voters sent a clear message in the 2026 midterms.
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A 55-year-old Lodi man received a 20-year federal prison term for receipt and possession of child sexual abuse images, prosecutors said.
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LIUNA General President Brent Booker said union members helped deliver midterm victories and pledged to work with newly elected leaders of either party.
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The National Education Association says its members helped shift control of Congress and called the results a mandate for working families and public schools.
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The EPA will show two minimally invasive technologies for finding lead service lines at its Edison Environmental Center on Nov. 10.
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