A sweeping new report examining recent federal health policy changes is sparking urgent conversation across New Jersey, where health advocates, medical providers, and residents...

Carteret, NJ — It was a day of vibrant music, cultural pride, and political momentum as Dale Caldwell, the newly named Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor, hit the campaign trail alongside Congresswoman Mikie Sherrill in Middlesex County. Their first joint appearance brought them to Carteret's bustling Civic Center Park during what organizers billed as the most popular Latin festival in New Jersey — an event filled with music, dance, and a strong community presence. Despite having been in the race for only two days, Caldwell was energized by the experience. “I love it,” he shared, standing amid the thumping beats of Dominican merengue star Mala Fe and the festive crowd. A Festive Launch for a Fresh Ticket Caldwell and...

President William ChegwiddenMayor, Wharton BoroughWell, that was fun. This summer was filled with good times around the state, but we’ve also been working on important topics that are going to heat up as the temperature begins to fall. Of particular interest is the new OPRA reform law, which was effective as of September 3. The League's two Lunch and Learn events in June had over 800 participants and the August 28 educational webinar had over 700 participants. There is clearly a strong desire to learn the facts of the new law. There will also be further educational opportunities on OPRA at the League Conference. Another item of interest...