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Unfortunately, despite the determination of Senate Republicans to move this process forward, no substantive action has been taken by the Senate Democratic Majority to understand how the flawed policies of the Murphy administration could be improved to better protect the tens of thousands of seniors, veterans, and residents with disabilities who live in LTC facilities across New Jersey. To date, nearly 8,000 residents and staff of our nursing homes and veterans homes have died, with the loss of ...

Ocean County GOP screening candidates for primary elections Published: January 19, 2021 Vote-by-mail ballot drop-off boxes have been placed in 17 secure and easily accessible areas throughout Ocean County for voters to return their Nov. 3 General Election ballot. (Donna Flynn/Ocean County Government) The Ocean County GOP/Republican Organization has announced that they are in the process right now of screening candidates for the upcoming 2021 Primary Election. Once the process is complete, the�...

TRENTON, N.J. – Democrats posted a last-minute resolution in both chambers on Monday condemning President Donald Trump and calling for him to be removed from office – or at least impeached – for his alleged role in inciting last week’s Capitol Hill riot. “This House strongly urges that President Donald J. Trump resign from office, be removed from office for being unfit to serve as President pursuant to the 25th Amendment of the United States Constitution, or be impeached for high crim...

The fifteen members of the New Jersey Senate Republican caucus have sent a letter to Senate President Steve Sweeney and Assembly Speaker Craig Coughlin asking them to schedule votes in both houses of the Legislature as they hope to override a bill Governor Phil Murphy vetoed (A-4525) which would help save New Jersey’s struggling restaurant industry. The bill, which had bipartisan support, was given the boot on Monday Its legislation that would help restaurants expand food and beverage ser...

Venerable Westside Italian institution C&O Trattoria finds itself, like so many other restaurants, in a particularly tough spot these days. After the usual round of change-ups, on-site dining stalls, and attempts at finding federal funding to stay afloat, owner Robert Singer now says the neighborhood classic is close to closing at its current location just “eight doors down” from the famed Venice Pier. “We don’t want to have our restaurant be another COVID-19 casualty,” says Singer ye...

TRENTON — Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield is one gubernatorial signature away from finally gaining the chance to change its corporate structure, under a bill approved Thursday by the Legislature that would allow it to organize as a not-for-profit mutual holding company. Horizon says the change will free it from restrictions on its spending that prevent it from investing in needed technologies. Critics say it allows the company to pursue for-profit ventures without properly compensating the sta...

N.J.’s largest health insurer wins right to seek tax break, get into for-profit health care business Updated Dec 18, 2020; Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey, the largest health insurer in the state, would be permitted to shed some of its tax burden and regulations and expand into the health care business, under a bill that soared through both houses of the state Legislature Thursday. The bill allowing Horizon to seek state approval to change its corporate structure is complicated ...

I dont know -- i heard the bear growl after it bit ronald, but mainly it was just the tent moving that woke me up and i started screaming. >> nbc reports from the scene of the attack. >> reporter: alex, wildlife officials believe they may have the offending bear in custody, all they need now is the dna evidence to prove it. heres how this all unfolded wednesday morning. a 400-pound grizzly bear attacked a group of campers near yellowstone park. the bear injured deb friel and robert singer. singe...