Another Warning Sign for NJ’s Economy: Private Sector Job Losses
Understanding NJ’s economy requires multiple reports that, even as a whole, would not give you a full and real picture;...
The 21st Briefing: Watching the Bottom Line on EMS, Energy, and AI
Trenton’s meeting schedule might be light this week, but pending bills on EMS planning, energy procurement, and AI carry heavy...
The 21st Briefing: Following the Money (and Your Data) in Trenton
This week we break down nine bills tackling data privacy, utility fees and local EMS costs along with the state...
Shield or Vise? The Dual Reality of NJ’s Expanding Labor Enforcement
The WALL is a product of bipartisan legislation (2020) that was part of a broad effort to add teeth to...
The 21st Briefing: Housing Shift & Special Ed Reform
A deep dive into a major legislative Monday agenda at the state level, specifically focusing on a housing and development...
Cherry Hill’s OPRA Fight Against a Journalist Has Cost Taxpayers $5,346 in Less Than Two Months – And the Meter Is Still Running
If you’ve been following our updates on the Cherry Hill matter, you already know we’ve been going back and forth...
Scutari’s Law Delivered: NJ County Parties Rake In $22M as Pay-to-Play Thrives
NJ’s 42 county party committees raised ~$22.4M, the strongest county-party fundraising year since 2003 according to the state’s Election Law...
The 2026 NJ Layoff Warning Trend Spotted in March Continues Through May
As a reminder (or a primer if you’re not familiar) WARN notices signal potential job losses before they hit the...
Special Ed Audits, Bridge Infrastructure, Farm to School and Local Impact
New Jersey’s legislative week isn’t really about new spending -more about who’s actually keeping track of what the State already...
New Jersey’s Transportation Tab Is Local, Total, and Coming Due
NJ’s 04/28/26 announcement connected to transportation might seem like another big price tag connected to a narrow issue. This specific...