I am a digital journalist for New Jersey 101.5FM. I began working with the station in 2007 as a morning news producer (I don't miss the 4 a.m. to 12 p.m. schedule) until my shift into the field. This job is always full of surprises; I never know where the next assignment will take me.
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NJ expected to lose its spot as top dog for sports betting, thanks to New York
"A lot of the New Yorkers were crossing over to New Jersey just to place their sports bets, and now they don't have to," said Roger Gros, publisher of Global Gaming Business magazine.
Will NJ adult-use weed market squeeze out patients who need it most?
David Knowlton, chairman and CEO of Cannabis Education & Research Institute, said there's an economic interest to be in the recreational market, and there's only so much "grow" out there, since what's supplied here must be grown here.
Fall ’21 test results show impact of COVID-19 on NJ student progress
The 45-minute test was administered in September and October, designed to offer immediate results to educators.
Most traffic deaths since 2007 — is NJ doing enough to save lives?
According to New Jersey State Police data, 661 fatal crashes resulted in 691 lives lost in 2021.
Not just COVID! NJ needs to get tested for STDs as rates rise in these towns
Planned Parenthood is encouraging people in New Jersey to "take charge" by getting tested and talking to their partners about safer practices.
NJ utility grace period is ending — will your service be cut off?
Utility companies in New Jersey have the green light to turn off your gas, electric or water in the new year for nonpayment, when a coronavirus moratorium's grace period officially runs out.
NJ company admits to price gouging of KN95 masks, officials say
A company that had no history selling personal protective equipment prior to the coronavirus pandemic has admitted its role in price gouging a chain of New Jersey grocery stores with the sale of KN95 masks in 2020.
Can it be saved? American bumblebee disappearing in New Jersey
There's a push to get it listed as an endangered species. In the meantime, homeowners can do their part.
NJ female workers earn about 18% less than male counterparts, figures show
The latest figures do not necessarily suggest that females are making substantially less than males while doing the same exact job.
What does college really cost? NJ law mandates yearly price list
Higher education institutions are already required to provide this information to prospective students.
100% doesn’t mean 100% — why NJ vote tallies may confuse you
Many races on the Nov. 2 ballot have been called, but the actual vote counting doesn't quit for a while across the Garden State.
Medicaid coverage expanding for pregnant women in New Jersey
The move aims to improve maternal and infant health, and decrease the racial disparity in birth outcomes in New Jersey.