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Proposed bill aims to boost school aid through tax amnesty program

By Garden State Times | Nov 6, 2024

Senator Carmen Amato, Jr., Assemblyman Brian Rumpf, and Assemblyman Gregory Myhre have introduced a bill aimed at providing additional state aid to financially struggling school districts.

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In New Jersey, 242 people have died after receiving COVID-19 “vaccine”

By Garden State Times | Nov 1, 2024

New Jersey registered 242 deaths after admission of a “COVID-19” MRNA injection, according to the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS).

Bucco honors late Assembly Speaker Chuck Haytaian

By Garden State Times | Nov 1, 2024

Senate Republican Leader Anthony M. Bucco expressed his condolences following the death of former Assembly Speaker Chuck Haytaian.

Louis Cappelli Jr. denounces violent rhetoric by political candidate

By Garden State Times | Nov 1, 2024

Commissioner Director Louis Cappelli Jr. has issued a statement regarding violent rhetoric used by a political candidate at a recent event.

New Jersey enacts aid legislation for Hurricane Ida survivors

By Garden State Times | Nov 1, 2024

Senator Doug Steinhardt has expressed his approval following the signing of legislation by Governor Murphy to aid New Jersey residents affected by Hurricane Ida.

Governor signs bill allowing oncologists to refer patients to in-house pharmacies

By Garden State Times | Oct 31, 2024

Governor Murphy has signed a bill sponsored by Senator Holly Schepisi, aimed at streamlining healthcare and chemotherapy treatment.

Gibbsboro receives $750K for redevelopment of historic site

By Garden State Times | Oct 30, 2024

On Wednesday, the Board of Commissioners attended a check presentation ceremony with Congressman Donald Norcross.

City leaders confront landlord over neglected Camden City property

By Garden State Times | Oct 29, 2024

For months, a former gas station off the westbound lanes of Admiral Wilson Boulevard has been closed and deteriorating.

Camden County offers free flu vaccines at Magnolia Community Center

By Garden State Times | Oct 29, 2024

This week, the Camden County Department of Health and Human Services will continue its 2024 Seasonal Influenza Immunization Program by offering free flu vaccines.

VA provides 549 home purchase loans in New Jersey in Q3

By Garden State Times | Oct 28, 2024

There were 549 VA home purchase loans issued in New Jersey in the third quarter of the fiscal year 2024 totaling $251.2 million, according to figures provided by the Veterans Affairs Home Loans Index.

New Jersey Senate approves bill on financial exploitation of elderly

By Garden State Times | Oct 28, 2024

The New Jersey Senate has unanimously passed legislation S-1887, introduced by Senator Carmen Amato, aimed at establishing a new theft offense called "financial exploitation of the elderly."

Camden County officials condemn racist remarks at New York City rally

By Garden State Times | Oct 28, 2024

Commissioner Virginia Betteridge, speaking on behalf of the Camden County Commissioners, Sen.

Senator Pennacchio opposes legislation on school library materials

By Garden State Times | Oct 28, 2024

Senator Joe Pennacchio has voiced his opposition to legislation identified as A-3446, which would allow certain books and materials in school libraries.

Senate approves bill for permanent use of outdoor spaces by restaurants

By Garden State Times | Oct 28, 2024

The New Jersey Senate has approved a bipartisan bill, sponsored by Senator Vince Polistina, which aims to make permanent the temporary COVID-era regulations allowing restaurants and certain alcoholic beverage retailers to use adjacent outdoor...

Kings Highway section closed for two days due to improvement project

By Garden State Times | Oct 28, 2024

Kings Highway in Haddon Heights will be closed for two days this week as part of an ongoing improvement project.

24th District legislators oppose bill on explicit materials in schools

By Garden State Times | Oct 28, 2024

Legislators from the 24th District have expressed their firm opposition to a proposed bill that would permit the distribution of sexually explicit books and materials in school libraries.