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Petersen Commons Breaks Ground in Avenel for Veterans Housing 
Sherrill's 100-Day Approval Rating: Rutgers Poll Results 
CD-12 Candidates Face Black Community Forum in Somerset 
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Jersey City Hospital Closure Sparks State Intervention Calls 
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Sherrill Hits 44% Favorability in Rutgers-Eagleton Poll 
No Kings Protests Draw Millions Across the US in 2026 
Bryan & Shuffler Launch Resolve Strategic Communications 
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NJ Congressional Primaries Heat Up: CD7, CD8, CD11 Battles Amy Herbold Named President and CEO of Choose New Jersey 
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NJ Spends $10M to Protect Medicaid Enrollment in 2026 
NJ Morning Briefing: No Kings Rallies & Primary Season 2026 
Andrew Garson: How Claude Code Is Giving Marketers the Analytics They Used to Beg Engineering For 
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Al Coutinho: Newark's Ironbound Politician NJ DEP Defends Budget Cuts, Pushes Faster Permitting NJ Morning Intelligence Briefing: April 22, 2026 Gov. Sherrill Signs NJ Immigration Enforcement Limit Bills NJ Budget Cuts Threaten HIV, Housing & Family Health Programs Brian Varela Makes His Case in NJ's 7th District Primary Survey: Talent Shortage Is Top Challenge for Tech Firms Walmart Remodeling 12 NJ Stores in 2026 Investment NJ Politics Briefing: Mejia Sworn In, CD7 & CD8 Races Heat Up Invest Newark Names Carmen Gandulla as CFO NJRHA Launches 'NJ: Home of Hospitality' Campaign 2026 NJ CD11 Special Election: Mejia Wins, Midterm Shockwaves Coolest Thing Made in NJ: Final Four Products Revealed NJ School Funding Formula Needs Overhaul, Education Chief Says Sun Extractions Workers in Hamilton Join UFCW Local 360 Mejia Wins NJ 11th District Special Election by 20 Points Most NJ Residents Rate State & National Economies Negatively NJ CD-11 Special Election Day: Mejia vs. Hathaway 2026 NJ Paid $250K to Change One Word in Agency Name NJ Gas Prices, Cost of Living & World Cup Fares: April 2026 Atlantic City's $17.6M Atlantic Avenue Paving Project Begins Solar Landscape & Nuveen Close $117M Solar Investment Deal FDU Poll: NJ Voters Support Any Plan to Cut Energy Bills Democrats Debate Housing, Affordability in Crowded NJ-12 Race NJ Transit's First New Multilevel III Rail Car Arrives NJ Drivers Pay $27 Per 1,000 Miles in Tolls, 2nd Highest in U.S. Petersen Commons Breaks Ground in Avenel for Veterans Housing Sherrill's 100-Day Approval Rating: Rutgers Poll Results CD-12 Candidates Face Black Community Forum in Somerset CD-12 Democratic Candidates Face NAACP Forum in Somerset NJ Spent $54M on Outside Lawyers, Lawmakers Raise Concerns NJ Spends $10M to Keep Residents on Medicaid Jersey City Hospital Closure Sparks State Intervention Calls Penn Station Closures Planned for World Cup Games in 2026 Cosette Pharmaceuticals Buys Assertio Holdings Product Portfolio FIFA World Cup 2026 NYNJ Program Supports Small Businesses Sherrill Hits 44% Favorability in Rutgers-Eagleton Poll No Kings Protests Draw Millions Across the US in 2026 Bryan & Shuffler Launch Resolve Strategic Communications What Churchill and Graham Taught Me About Surviving the Next Bear Market He Ran a Design Studio. Now He's Automating the Part Designers Hate 28 NJ Companies Make Inc. 2026 Fastest-Growing List NJ Congressional Primaries Heat Up: CD7, CD8, CD11 Battles Amy Herbold Named President and CEO of Choose New Jersey NJ Politics Briefing: Sherrill Budget Fight & 2026 World Cup Tax NJ Spends $10M to Protect Medicaid Enrollment in 2026 NJ Morning Briefing: No Kings Rallies & Primary Season 2026 Andrew Garson: How Claude Code Is Giving Marketers the Analytics They Used to Beg Engineering For NJ Judge Blamed Frustration for Deporting Truant Teens Trump Pays $1B to Cancel Two Offshore Wind Farms Al Coutinho: Newark's Ironbound Politician 2 articles tagged with "Government Spending"
New Jersey spent $250,000 renaming the Juvenile Justice Commission to Youth Justice Commission, sparking backlash from Republican lawmakers over the cost.
New Jersey's outside counsel costs surged 140% since 2019, reaching $54M last year, prompting lawmakers to question spending despite 550 in-house attorneys.
