By Terrence T. McDonald | Editor
Happy Saturday!
Here's what we learned this week:
Appeals court limited disclosure of a Seton Hall clergy sex abuse report.
NJ judge who threatened to deport truant students should be removed, an ethics panel said.
NJ Senate approved penalties for political violence.
Farmers hope to make New Jersey the hazelnut capital of America.
Governor’s plan to save NJ PBS is moving toward the finish line.
NJ panel OKd a bill to boost state oversight of struggling hospitals.
More than 600 NJ police officers were disciplined for misconduct in 2025.
NJ lawmakers and doctors seek to raise awareness of uterine fibroids.
Bill would guarantee NJ doctors same pay for telehealth, in-person visits.
Gov. Sherrill signed a law to boost subsidized school meal participation.
Happy Pride, except to the NJ police chief accused of using a gay slur.
Farmer Ed Clerico shows hazelnuts he harvested on his Hillsborough farm. (Photo by Dana DiFilippo/New Jersey Monitor)
And from D.C. and elsewhere:
Ceasefire reached with Iran, ending hostilities and opening Strait of Hormuz.
As Trump’s immigration dragnet grows, so do complaints of detention center conditions.
Local election officials reel over ‘logistical nightmare’ of Trump’s vote-by-mail order.
Trump administration can replace slavery exhibits at Philly historic site, court rules.
Have a great weekend!
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