TRENTON — A four-bill package sponsored by Assembly Democrats Paul D. Moriarty, Matthew W. Milam and Ruben J. Ramos Jr. to curtail perks and compensation at New Jersey’s four bi-state transportation agencies was unanimously approved Thursday by the Assembly.
Assembly Approves Bill Allowing Estate Executors To Access Online Accounts Of The Deceased
TRENTON — Legislation sponsored by Assembly Majority Leader Lou Greenwald and Assemblymen John Burzichelli, Ruben Ramos, Jr. and Wayne DeAngelo that would allow an executor of an estate to take control of a person’s online accounts in the event of their death was approved 78-0 Thursday by the full Assembly.
Democrats Introduce Budget That Ties Tax Cut To Revenue Collection
TRENTON – The Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee approved a Democratic budget proposal Thursday by an 8-5 vote that went along party lines.
Carteret Approves School Uniform Pilot Program
CARTERET — The Carteret Board of Education has approved a school uniform policy for the Nathan Hale Elementary School at a June 11 meeting and town hearing. The school will serve as a pilot location for a potential district-wide policy.
Suspect Arrested In Liquor Store Burglary Attempt
LINDEN — After a joint investigation by detectives from Linden, Springfield, and Mountainside, Linden police have charged Michael Ayler, 45, who has addresses in Elizabeth and Neptune, on counts of attempted burglary, criminal mischief, and possession of burglary tools.
Hospital Pays Approximately $9 Million To Resolve Allegations Of Improper Billing
NEWARK – AHS Hospital Corp., Atlantic Health System Inc. and Overlook Hospital (AHS) have agreed with the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of New Jersey and the Department of Justice to pay the United States $8,999,999 to settle allegations that the companies violated the False Claims Act.