CAMDEN, N.J. (WPVI) -- New Jersey is launching a new initiative to cut down on drownings, especially among young children. The New Jersey Swim Safety Alliance unveiled the New Jersey Water Safety ...

Cuts to Medicaid will devastate New Jersey. Call your NJ congress member | Opinion Debra L. Wentz and Teresa Miller Thu, June 12, 2025 at 8:37 AM UTC 3 min read ...

Proposed cuts to federal Medicaid funding could total $723 billion over 10 years. Nearly 2 million New Jersey residents rely on Medicaid and/or CHIP, including vulnerable populations like children ...

The cuts and restructuring come despite the Camden City School District benefitting the most from Gov. Phil Murphy’s budget proposal among other districts in South Jersey. “The simple reality is that ...

He said he would seek to cut property taxes, which are locally set, by 2% in each year of his term. The average property New Jersey tax bill was $10,095 in 2024, according to Department of ...

The U.S. House narrowly approved a bill that could cut over $3.6 billion in federal Medicaid funding from New Jersey and impact the healthcare coverage of over 300,000 residents. The bill includes ...

Proposed cuts to Medicaid funding could impact healthcare access for millions in New Jersey. Medicaid is a crucial funding source for mental health and addiction treatment in the state.

As Congress pushes forward on budget reconciliation, New Jersey Congressmen Jeff Van Drew, Chris Smith and Tom Kean are choosing to gut Medicaid and harm working families just to fund tax cuts ...

The cuts come at a time when demand for Medicaid is expected to skyrocket as New Jersey and the nation's population gets older. Medicaid pays for 57% of New Jersey's nursing home residents.

TRENTON, N.J. (PIX11) — An activist for people with disabilities, Kevin Nunez, was among a long list of people who testified in Trenton on Tuesday against potential federal cuts to Medi… ...

Gov. Phil Murphy’s proposal would cut the Department of Environmental Protection’s state budget 8 percent to $495 million. TRENTON, New Jersey — Department of Environmental Protection ...

New Jersey Attorney General Matthew Platkin expressed anger as he announced the cuts at the start of a press conference Wednesday on an unrelated rent price fixing lawsuit in Newark.