Steven Fulop: Meet the candidates for NJ governor
New Jersey Now sits down with Democratic gubernatorial candidate and Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop, who explains his plans to implement a "corruption tax" to address statewide affordability concerns, shares his opinions on the Newark ICE raids and much more.
New Jersey Now sits down with Democratic gubernatorial candidate and Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop, who explains his plans to implement a "corruption tax" to address statewide affordability concerns, shares his opinions on the Newark ICE raids and much more.
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Governor Murphy?s clemency initiative! The Governor recently exercised his executive authority by announcing a second round of clemency actions. Amol Sinha, Executive Director of the ACLU of New Jersey talks about the impact of the Clemency Project. Also, Elizabeth McCarthy, President and CEO of the Community FoodBank Of New Jersey, discusses how federal and local budget cuts can affect their efforts! And, Rachel Weil, Program Manager of the Center for Trauma Services at Care Plus New Jersey, discusses what can be done to manage your stress levels to prevent serious physical health implications down the road.
Governor Murphy?s clemency initiative! The Governor recently exercised his executive authority by announcing a second round of clemency actions. Amol Sinha, Executive Director of the ACLU of New Jersey talks about the impact of the Clemency Project. Also, Elizabeth McCarthy, President and CEO of the Community FoodBank Of New Jersey, discusses how federal and local budget cuts can affect their efforts! And, Rachel Weil, Program Manager of the Center for Trauma Services at Care Plus New Jersey, discusses what can be done to manage your stress levels to prevent serious physical health implications down the road.
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A one-on-one discussion with NJ Democratic Gubernatorial Candidate Representative Mike Sherrill. Plus, NorthJersey.com political columnist Charles Stile on the Super PAC money in this year's Governor's race. And, the panel including political strategist Jeanette Hoffman and Dan Cassino of the FDU Poll take on the latest developments in the race for Governor.
A one-on-one discussion with NJ Democratic Gubernatorial Candidate Representative Mike Sherrill. Plus, NorthJersey.com political columnist Charles Stile on the Super PAC money in this year's Governor's race. And, the panel including political strategist Jeanette Hoffman and Dan Cassino of the FDU Poll take on the latest developments in the race for Governor.
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A look at Governor Murphy?s $58 billion state budget proposal and the impact it could have on the Garden State. Also, a look at the dismissal of the corruption case against New Jersey political powerbroker George Norcross, and what it means for Attorney General Matt Platkin. The panel including Republican Strategist Jeanette Hoffman, Democratic Strategist Brendan Gill, Dan Cassino ? Executive Director of the Fairleigh Dickinson University Poll, and Brent Johnson ? Statehouse Reporter for NJ Advance Media for NJ.com discuss. Also, a look at the state of malls in New Jersey and what the future holds for the shopping meccas of the tri-state.
A look at Governor Murphy?s $58 billion state budget proposal and the impact it could have on the Garden State. Also, a look at the dismissal of the corruption case against New Jersey political powerbroker George Norcross, and what it means for Attorney General Matt Platkin. The panel including Republican Strategist Jeanette Hoffman, Democratic Strategist Brendan Gill, Dan Cassino ? Executive Director of the Fairleigh Dickinson University Poll, and Brent Johnson ? Statehouse Reporter for NJ Advance Media for NJ.com discuss. Also, a look at the state of malls in New Jersey and what the future holds for the shopping meccas of the tri-state.
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A look at the support available for children living with autism! In addition to the programs to assist the neurodiverse community, we must also focus on the unique challenges faced by those raising autistic children. Julie Mower, Executive Director of the Phoenix Center in Nutley, New Jersey, talks about how they are making an impact int eh community. Also, according to the New Jersey State Unintentional Drug Overdose Reporting System, overdose deaths among New Jersey residents declined in 2023 to 2,816, down from 3,171 in 2022. For those survivors, the journey to recover begins. A peer recovery specialist is not only there to provide much-needed support, but can also share a first-hand experience of recovery from a substance use disorder. Breyonna Kelton, Program Director for the New Jersey Prevention Network’s Peer Support Program, discusses the training available to become a peer recovery specialist. And, the issue of homelessness! Last year as part of NJ Counts, advocates found that 12,680 people, representing 9,148 households, were living in shelters, hotels and motels, safe-haven programs, transitional housing, and on the street during the state’s annual assessment. The annual Point-In-Time Count took place earlier this year with the final report set to be released later this year. Taiisa Kelly, CEO of Monarch Housing Associates discusses the possibility of those numbers rising.
A look at the support available for children living with autism! In addition to the programs to assist the neurodiverse community, we must also focus on the unique challenges faced by those raising autistic children. Julie Mower, Executive Director of the Phoenix Center in Nutley, New Jersey, talks about how they are making an impact int eh community. Also, according to the New Jersey State Unintentional Drug Overdose Reporting System, overdose deaths among New Jersey residents declined in 2023 to 2,816, down from 3,171 in 2022. For those survivors, the journey to recover begins. A peer recovery specialist is not only there to provide much-needed support, but can also share a first-hand experience of recovery from a substance use disorder. Breyonna Kelton, Program Director for the New Jersey Prevention Network’s Peer Support Program, discusses the training available to become a peer recovery specialist. And, the issue of homelessness! Last year as part of NJ Counts, advocates found that 12,680 people, representing 9,148 households, were living in shelters, hotels and motels, safe-haven programs, transitional housing, and on the street during the state’s annual assessment. The annual Point-In-Time Count took place earlier this year with the final report set to be released later this year. Taiisa Kelly, CEO of Monarch Housing Associates discusses the possibility of those numbers rising.
New Jersey Now - NJ Gubernatorial Candidates Mayor Steven Fulop & Rep. Josh Gottheimer
Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop discusses his campaign for New Jersey Governor as well as top issues such as affordable housing and immigration. Also, Congressman Josh Gottheimer talks about his Gubernatorial campaign while also addressing issues such as the Trump administration?s tariff policy and the impact on the economy, as well as affordability for residents. And the panel ? including Republican Strategist Jeanette Hoffman, Democratic Strategist Daniel Bryan, Dan Cassino of the Fairleigh Dickinson University Poll, and Terrence McDonald of the New Jersey Monitor ? weigh in on Senator Cory Booker?s record-breaking Senate floor speech criticizing the Trump administration?s policies amid talk of a lack of leadership within the Democratic party.
Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop discusses his campaign for New Jersey Governor as well as top issues such as affordable housing and immigration. Also, Congressman Josh Gottheimer talks about his Gubernatorial campaign while also addressing issues such as the Trump administration?s tariff policy and the impact on the economy, as well as affordability for residents. And the panel ? including Republican Strategist Jeanette Hoffman, Democratic Strategist Daniel Bryan, Dan Cassino of the Fairleigh Dickinson University Poll, and Terrence McDonald of the New Jersey Monitor ? weigh in on Senator Cory Booker?s record-breaking Senate floor speech criticizing the Trump administration?s policies amid talk of a lack of leadership within the Democratic party.
NJ Now: Boys and Girls Club; impact on cuts to Medicaid
With the number of social and academic issues our children face today, the subject of guidance becomes increasingly more important. The Boys and Girls Club of Paterson and Passaic has become a valued home within the community as it inspires and supports young people in an effort to realize their full potential. Chief Executive Officer Dr. Christina Dukes Brown talks about the programs available to today’s youth. Also, the ultimate example of paying it forward. A New Jersey non-profit, born in the aftermath of the terror attacks of September 11th! After families received support and sympathy from school children on the west coast in the days after the tragedy, volunteers of the organization are returning that act of kindness nearly 25 years later. Megan McDowell, founder of Heartworks, shares how the non-profit is making a positive impact. And, the battle brewing in Washington over possible cuts to Medicaid, along with other federal cuts in an attempt to pay down the national debt. Many are wondering how cuts to Medicaid could impact a number of New Jersey programs and families. Dr. Tara Chalakani, Chief Executive Officer of Preferred Behavioral Health Group, discusses the ramifications
With the number of social and academic issues our children face today, the subject of guidance becomes increasingly more important. The Boys and Girls Club of Paterson and Passaic has become a valued home within the community as it inspires and supports young people in an effort to realize their full potential. Chief Executive Officer Dr. Christina Dukes Brown talks about the programs available to today’s youth. Also, the ultimate example of paying it forward. A New Jersey non-profit, born in the aftermath of the terror attacks of September 11th! After families received support and sympathy from school children on the west coast in the days after the tragedy, volunteers of the organization are returning that act of kindness nearly 25 years later. Megan McDowell, founder of Heartworks, shares how the non-profit is making a positive impact. And, the battle brewing in Washington over possible cuts to Medicaid, along with other federal cuts in an attempt to pay down the national debt. Many are wondering how cuts to Medicaid could impact a number of New Jersey programs and families. Dr. Tara Chalakani, Chief Executive Officer of Preferred Behavioral Health Group, discusses the ramifications
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A look at the Governor?s race in the garden state! Former Republican Nominee in the 2021 Gubernatorial race and a candidate for this year?s GOP nomination Jack Ciattarelli discusses his campaign. Also, former Montclair Mayor and Democratic candidate Sean Spiller talks about his run for the Statehouse. And, Hannah-Marie Kennedy, Principal of the Link Community Charter School in Newark discusses the progress students are making in learning.
A look at the Governor?s race in the garden state! Former Republican Nominee in the 2021 Gubernatorial race and a candidate for this year?s GOP nomination Jack Ciattarelli discusses his campaign. Also, former Montclair Mayor and Democratic candidate Sean Spiller talks about his run for the Statehouse. And, Hannah-Marie Kennedy, Principal of the Link Community Charter School in Newark discusses the progress students are making in learning.
NJ Now: A look at the 2025 race for governor
NJ Now takes a look at New Jersey?s governor?s race as a new poll shows where the candidates stand ahead of the June primary election. The panel includes Republican Strategist Jeanette Hoffman; Democratic Strategist Brendan Gill; Dan Cassino, executive director of the Fairleigh Dickinson University Poll; and Brent Johnson, statehouse reporter for NJ Advance Media. Also, check out one-on-one interviews with two of the Republican gubernatorial candidates ? TV and Radio Host Bill Spadea and State Senator Jon Bramnick ? as NJ Now kicks off its candidate forum.
NJ Now takes a look at New Jersey?s governor?s race as a new poll shows where the candidates stand ahead of the June primary election. The panel includes Republican Strategist Jeanette Hoffman; Democratic Strategist Brendan Gill; Dan Cassino, executive director of the Fairleigh Dickinson University Poll; and Brent Johnson, statehouse reporter for NJ Advance Media. Also, check out one-on-one interviews with two of the Republican gubernatorial candidates ? TV and Radio Host Bill Spadea and State Senator Jon Bramnick ? as NJ Now kicks off its candidate forum.
NJ Now: Most inspirational stories of 2024
In this episode of NJ Now, we take look at some of the most inspirational New Jersey stories of 2024 as we celebrate some of the people here in the Garden State who are making a real difference in our communities! From real-life hero first responders in Mahwah, New Jersey who saved the life of a local resident, to two girls in Freehold who used their sewing skills to create gowns for children with cancer, these are just some of the stories that uplifted us in the last year.
In this episode of NJ Now, we take look at some of the most inspirational New Jersey stories of 2024 as we celebrate some of the people here in the Garden State who are making a real difference in our communities! From real-life hero first responders in Mahwah, New Jersey who saved the life of a local resident, to two girls in Freehold who used their sewing skills to create gowns for children with cancer, these are just some of the stories that uplifted us in the last year.
NJ Now: Political highlights from 2024
In this episode of NJ Now, we take a look back at the top New Jersey political stories of 2024 including the Senate Primary race, the lawsuit filed by then-candidate Andy Kim over balloting, the election won by Democratic Congressman Kim over Republican challenger Curtis Bashaw, the conviction of former Senator Bob Menendez on corruption charges, the indictment of political powerbroker George Norcross, and the November election which nearly went red for President-elect Donald Trump. The panel, including Republican Strategist Jeanette Hoffman, Democratic Strategist Brendan Gill, Dan Cassino ? Executive Director of the Fairleigh Dickinson University Poll, and Brent Johnson ? State House Reporter for NJ Advance Media for NJ.com.
In this episode of NJ Now, we take a look back at the top New Jersey political stories of 2024 including the Senate Primary race, the lawsuit filed by then-candidate Andy Kim over balloting, the election won by Democratic Congressman Kim over Republican challenger Curtis Bashaw, the conviction of former Senator Bob Menendez on corruption charges, the indictment of political powerbroker George Norcross, and the November election which nearly went red for President-elect Donald Trump. The panel, including Republican Strategist Jeanette Hoffman, Democratic Strategist Brendan Gill, Dan Cassino ? Executive Director of the Fairleigh Dickinson University Poll, and Brent Johnson ? State House Reporter for NJ Advance Media for NJ.com.
NJ Now: How Gov. Phil Murphy will handle second Trump administration
Top New Jersey stories of the week including how Governor Murphy will work with incoming President Donald Trump, former Senator Bob Menendez and his efforts to seek another trial in his corruption case, the raising of the gas tax set to begin January 1st and how affordability will be an issue in the upcoming Governor’s race. The panel, including Republican Strategist Jeanette Hoffman, Democratic Strategist Brendan Gill, Dan Cassino – Executive Director of the Fairleigh Dickinson University Poll, and Brent Johnson – State House Reporter for NJ Advance Media for NJ.com discuss. Also, with the holiday season comes spending! It serves as a major driver of the state’s economy. While many may be inclined to just shop on-line, it’s important to also shop local and support our smaller mom and pops in our communities. Christina Fuentes, Vice President of Community and Business Development for the New Jersey Economic Development Authority talks about the positive impact on the state’s economy. And, nearly 1 in 10 people living in New Jersey face poverty, and 13% of those are children. It’s why the Salvation Army is there to support and help the most vulnerable. Major Carl Avery of the Salvation Army Montclair Citadel talks about their efforts.
Top New Jersey stories of the week including how Governor Murphy will work with incoming President Donald Trump, former Senator Bob Menendez and his efforts to seek another trial in his corruption case, the raising of the gas tax set to begin January 1st and how affordability will be an issue in the upcoming Governor’s race. The panel, including Republican Strategist Jeanette Hoffman, Democratic Strategist Brendan Gill, Dan Cassino – Executive Director of the Fairleigh Dickinson University Poll, and Brent Johnson – State House Reporter for NJ Advance Media for NJ.com discuss. Also, with the holiday season comes spending! It serves as a major driver of the state’s economy. While many may be inclined to just shop on-line, it’s important to also shop local and support our smaller mom and pops in our communities. Christina Fuentes, Vice President of Community and Business Development for the New Jersey Economic Development Authority talks about the positive impact on the state’s economy. And, nearly 1 in 10 people living in New Jersey face poverty, and 13% of those are children. It’s why the Salvation Army is there to support and help the most vulnerable. Major Carl Avery of the Salvation Army Montclair Citadel talks about their efforts.
NJ Now: Young innovators and technology
When it comes to the tech industry, opportunities for youth in underserved communities to break into the business are lacking! Yet another issue is the fact that a number of companies, non-profit and start-ups need as much help as they can get with web and database development services. Enter two South Brunswick High School students who saw the problem between the two and came up with a viable solution. Tech entrepreneurs Siddharth Shankar and Ayush Sinha, Co-Founders of the tech start-up Cloud Cores, talk about their efforts.
When it comes to the tech industry, opportunities for youth in underserved communities to break into the business are lacking! Yet another issue is the fact that a number of companies, non-profit and start-ups need as much help as they can get with web and database development services. Enter two South Brunswick High School students who saw the problem between the two and came up with a viable solution. Tech entrepreneurs Siddharth Shankar and Ayush Sinha, Co-Founders of the tech start-up Cloud Cores, talk about their efforts.
NJ Now: Food insecurity in the Garden State
Food insecurity is a problem that affects an estimated 800,000 living in New Jersey. Among those leading the fight against hunger is Assembly Speaker Craig Coughlin. From legislation to advocacy work, it?s an issue the Speaker has long been committed to. His office has now produced a documentary series titled "Feeding Hope" that explores the progress and future initiatives aimed at achieving a hunger-free New Jersey. Assembly Speaker Craig Coughlin discusses the issue in this episode of NJ Now.
Food insecurity is a problem that affects an estimated 800,000 living in New Jersey. Among those leading the fight against hunger is Assembly Speaker Craig Coughlin. From legislation to advocacy work, it?s an issue the Speaker has long been committed to. His office has now produced a documentary series titled "Feeding Hope" that explores the progress and future initiatives aimed at achieving a hunger-free New Jersey. Assembly Speaker Craig Coughlin discusses the issue in this episode of NJ Now.
NJ Now: Red wave sweeps nation, shakes NJ?s blue hold
With former President Donald Trump?s resounding victory on election night, making in-roads in Democratic strongholds and performing better than he did in 2016 and 2020, the Republican President-Elect almost made a play for the Garden State! Trump?s re-election campaign not only made it a tight race in New Jersey, but races for Democratic candidates in the state became far too close for comfort! Full election analysis with the panel including Republican Strategist Alexandra Wilkes, Democratic Strategist Brendan Gill, Dan Cassino - Executive Director of the Fairleigh Dickinson University Poll, and Terrence McDonald ? Editor for the New Jersey Monitor.
With former President Donald Trump?s resounding victory on election night, making in-roads in Democratic strongholds and performing better than he did in 2016 and 2020, the Republican President-Elect almost made a play for the Garden State! Trump?s re-election campaign not only made it a tight race in New Jersey, but races for Democratic candidates in the state became far too close for comfort! Full election analysis with the panel including Republican Strategist Alexandra Wilkes, Democratic Strategist Brendan Gill, Dan Cassino - Executive Director of the Fairleigh Dickinson University Poll, and Terrence McDonald ? Editor for the New Jersey Monitor.
NJ Now: Election preview
In this episode of NJ Now, we preview Tuesday's election with the race for the U.S. Senate at stake, as well as the Congressional seat in New Jersey?s 7th District. Also, its the end of an era as the Star Ledger ended its print edition and we dive into what it means for the future of journalism.
In this episode of NJ Now, we preview Tuesday's election with the race for the U.S. Senate at stake, as well as the Congressional seat in New Jersey?s 7th District. Also, its the end of an era as the Star Ledger ended its print edition and we dive into what it means for the future of journalism.
NJ Now: A close look at the environment
It?s all about the environment! A look at initiatives throughout the Garden State that could have a direct impact including offshore wind! Governor Murphy is still committed to the project despite the Danish company Orsted pulling out of the ocean wind development last year! What does the future hold for renewable energy? Senator Andrew Zwicker who represents New Jersey?s 16th Legislative District and is a staunch advocate for clean energy talks about ongoing efforts in this episode of New Jersey Now.
It?s all about the environment! A look at initiatives throughout the Garden State that could have a direct impact including offshore wind! Governor Murphy is still committed to the project despite the Danish company Orsted pulling out of the ocean wind development last year! What does the future hold for renewable energy? Senator Andrew Zwicker who represents New Jersey?s 16th Legislative District and is a staunch advocate for clean energy talks about ongoing efforts in this episode of New Jersey Now.
NJ Now: One-on-one interview with Andy Kim
The second part of New Jersey Now’s U.S. Senate Candidate series features a one-on-one interview with Democratic Candidate Representative Andy Kim ahead of the November election. Also, the nation’s literacy crisis! According to the National Assessment of Education Progress, numbers show that 43%, not even half of fourth graders in the U.S., scored at or above a proficient level in reading as the numbers are even worse for marginalized students. NJ. Gov. Phil Murphy has signed bills in an effort to boost student literacy in New Jersey, especially following the challenges presented by the pandemic. Paula White, executive director of Jersey Can, talks about the issue, and, the Montclair Film Festival and Montclair Film’s 2024 Emerging Filmmaker Competition. Grand Prize Winners Caroline Sheridan and Michael DeMar talk about their short film “You’re Gonna Pay For That,” and Ryan Moore, Education Program Manager for Montclair Film, discusses the education programs available for young filmmakers.
The second part of New Jersey Now’s U.S. Senate Candidate series features a one-on-one interview with Democratic Candidate Representative Andy Kim ahead of the November election. Also, the nation’s literacy crisis! According to the National Assessment of Education Progress, numbers show that 43%, not even half of fourth graders in the U.S., scored at or above a proficient level in reading as the numbers are even worse for marginalized students. NJ. Gov. Phil Murphy has signed bills in an effort to boost student literacy in New Jersey, especially following the challenges presented by the pandemic. Paula White, executive director of Jersey Can, talks about the issue, and, the Montclair Film Festival and Montclair Film’s 2024 Emerging Filmmaker Competition. Grand Prize Winners Caroline Sheridan and Michael DeMar talk about their short film “You’re Gonna Pay For That,” and Ryan Moore, Education Program Manager for Montclair Film, discusses the education programs available for young filmmakers.
NJ Now - Oct 13, 2024
NJ Now - Oct 13, 2024
NJ Now - Oct 13, 2024
NJ Now: 45,000 dockworkers return after strike
45,000 dockworkers are going back to work after the International Longshoreman Association reached a deal to suspend the strike until January. The pause to buy more time for both sides to negotiate a new contract is good news for consumers as we head into the holiday shopping season. The strike could have impacted economy to the tune of an estimated billions of dollars a day.
45,000 dockworkers are going back to work after the International Longshoreman Association reached a deal to suspend the strike until January. The pause to buy more time for both sides to negotiate a new contract is good news for consumers as we head into the holiday shopping season. The strike could have impacted economy to the tune of an estimated billions of dollars a day.