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Chesterfield Fire Districts Planning To Merge Next Year
Chesterfield Fire District No. 1 and Fire District No. 2 will merge in February after residents in both districts elect a new five-member Board of Fire Commissioners to govern the new consolidated fire district, as well as a consolidated budget and tax rate, officials said.
NJ Gets Report Card 'F' For Lack Of Parity In Insurance Coverage Of Mental Health
Advocates give New Jersey — and more than half of other states — a poor grade for failing to support and enforce federal law.
ROI-NJ Reveals First-Ever Health Care Influencers List
It’s time for our first ROI Influencers Health Care list. It’s just like the old power list we used to put together … well, except that everything has changed.
Lawmakers Say We Pay Too Much For Prescription Drugs. We Agree
Editorial
A New Jersey lawmaker thinks you're paying too much for Lyrica, a popular medication that treats nerve and muscle pain.
Governor Murphy Signs Legislation Designating October 3rd As "Sergeant Dominick Pilla And Corporal Jamie Smith Day"
PARCC Peace Breaks Out: Compromise Is Reached On High School Testing
Commissioner Repollet and State Board of Education agree on fewer tests, more flexibility. Questions remain.
Reversal Of Course On Controversial Brewery Regulations
A contentious directive, meant to severely limit the activities of craft breweries in New Jersey, has been suspended after a large outcry.
NJ Lawmakers Seek More Control Over Price Of Prescriptions
Taking a page out of Sen. Bernie Sanders’ book, state Sen. Troy Singleton wants to peg cost of drugs here to what drug companies charge in some industrialized countries.
Latest Opioid Data: Good And Bad News For New Jersey
Fewer prescriptions are being written in the Garden State but overdose deaths show no sign of abating.
Murphy Says New NJ Craft Brewery Restrictions Hard To Swallow
Gov. Phil Murphy says he's a Budweiser guy. In other words, his beer of choice comes from one of the nation's largest breweries.