Posts from r/newjersey on Thursday, 03/19
POSTS - THURSDAY, 03/19
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Lots of jobs are going away as thousands face layoffs in New Jersey, especially in tech as Amazon tries to downsize.
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Gov. Sherrill appeared to endorse some pieces of legislation that would place restrictions on social media for young people: “We need measures to protect our kids’ privacy and to stop targeted ads to children, measures to give parents more control and to require clear warnings about risks”
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Belleville Students Invited To Volunteer At ICE Prison, Angry Parents Raise Outcry
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Trump Elementary goes the way of Trump University
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Bus crashes into a bridge in Mahwah
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Jersey City is seeking $150 million in state aid, which would be a record amount by far. The city’s new mayor, James Solomon, has said his predecessor, Steve Fulop, left him with a massive budget deficit
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Replacing Cory Booker
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No general parking at MetLife Stadium for 2026 FIFA World Cup
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If the toll road owners had also successfully dumbed down the human species
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Republicans are once again arguing that we should cut aid to some urban districts, especially those that have persistently failed to show strong student progress. Democrats have fought them off every year, partly because they have the votes, and partly because Supreme Court rulings require it
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