NJ.com published the following article on 4/04/2014. To read the full article, click here. State judge rules Trenton election can go forward despite certification error Jenna Pizzi | April 04, 2014 The city’s May 13 election for council and mayoral candidates may go ahead as scheduled, despite an error that left many candidates with an… Continue Reading
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Legislative Spotlight Burns Hot and Bright on Aid Cuts, School Construction Delays
NJ Spotlight published the following article on 4/04/2014. To read the full article, click here. Legislative Spotlight Burns Hot and Bright on Aid Cuts, School Construction Delays John Mooney | April 4, 2014 New Jersey’s fiscal 2015 education budget – which every year accounts for more than one-third of overall state spending — got a… Continue Reading
Federal report: N.J. overbilled Medicaid by $22M in 2007, including $19M to Jersey City hospital
NJ.com published the following article on 4/03/2014. To read the full article, click here. Federal report: N.J. overbilled Medicaid by $22M in 2007, including $19M to Jersey City hospital Terrence T. McDonald | April 3, 2014 New Jersey health officials in 2007 overbilled Medicaid by $22 million in charity care payments that they gave to… Continue Reading
ACA Reforms Take Small Businesses, Owner-Only Firms into Unfamiliar Territory
NJ Spotlight published the following article on 4/03/2014. To read the full article, click here. ACA Reforms Take Small Businesses, Owner-Only Firms into Unfamiliar Territory Meir Rinde | April 3, 2014 Healthcare reform is bringing an unpleasant surprise for thousands of mom-and-pop shops, small law firms, technology startups and other owner-operated firms in New Jersey.… Continue Reading
Teachers Portray New Evaluations as Too Intrusive, Time-Consuming
NJ Spotlight published the following article on 4/03/2014. To read the full article, click here. Teachers Portray New Evaluations as Too Intrusive, Time-Consuming John Mooney | April 3, 2014 The binder delivered recently to every state Board of Education member by the state’s largest teachers union is notable for several reasons – including its sheer… Continue Reading