Saturday roundup

A 'mass casualty event'

Two decisions by separate courts were losses for sexual assault survivors in NJ.

Healthcare hikes — again

Public workers are likely to see double-digit increases under the state's embattled healthcare plan. A union official promised a fight: "We have never accepted that and won’t start now.”

Moms get it done

Gov. Mikie Sherrill signed three bills to lower utility costs at the home of a legislator's mother, who partly inspired the legislation.

They want their $25

New Jersey's top court upheld a $25 fee charged to people convicted of driving while intoxicated, settling a five-year legal fight.

Immigration judge sparks concerns

A state judge found to have made 'troubling' comments in a rape case now is deciding immigration cases. Some attorneys are concerned.

Weekend roundup

Trenton lawmakers had a whirlwind week of budget business and bill consideration before taking off for the summer.

Holiday mode

Tomorrow is the Semiquincentennial — the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. Happy celebrating!

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