Increasing Mental Health Access for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
The New Jersey Assembly Bill A1673 aims to address disparities that exist in access to health care for people who are deaf and hard of hearing.
Queena Bergen
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Understanding Medical Bills in New Jersey Just Got Easier
Bill A3860, a measure that would require healthcare providers to produce more comprehensive billing statements, recently cleared the Assembly Financial Institutions and Insurance Committee.
NJ Mobile Home Tenants Could See Limitations on Lot Rent Increases with New Legislation
The legislation would prohibit landlords of mobile home parks and manufactured home parks from increasing tenants’ rents by more than two percent over the course of a 12-month period.
Clean Communities Program Returns to Atlantic City
From now through the end of September, The Clean Communities program will take place each week, Monday- Wednesday in a different Atlantic City Ward each of those days.
Department of Education Admits Error in FAFSA Form, Delays Financial Aid
The Department of Education identified a miscalculation issue affecting several hundred thousand financial aid forms, resulting in a setback that requires reprocessing these records by the Department. This causes further delays in students receiving their financial aid offers.
From Fake News to Deep Fakes: Why Misinformation Is a Global Threat
The spread of information has increased so much that misinformation and disinformation could be as dangerous to the community as drugs and violence.
Rhyme and Reason: The Black Voice During National Poetry Month
The choice of April for National Poetry Month was inspired by the triumphs of Black History Month in February and Women's History Month in March.
Poetry Takes Center Stage: NJ Teens Compete for the Championship Title
Students from across the state competed for the chance to represent New Jersey at the national Poetry Out Loud competition to be held in Washington DC.