AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoElection 2026: A federal judge blocked a Trump plan that could let the U.S. Postal Service refuse to carry some New Jersey vote-by-mail ballots, keeping NJ’s current mail voting rules in place for the Nov. 3 election. Public Safety: Jersey City police officers won’t face criminal charges in the Oct. 2025 death of 27-year-old Teshawn Rogers after a state grand jury found not enough evidence. Homelessness Funding: New Jersey AG Dana Nessel secured a court order protecting federal support for homelessness services, stopping an unlawful HUD funding cap that could have pushed thousands onto the streets. ICE Oversight: A New Jersey mother says she learned her son died in ICE custody only after a Newark hospital called; lawmakers are pushing a “Families Deserve to Know” act to require faster ICE notification. Environment: Spotted lanternflies are swarming parts of NJ again, with egg masses surviving winter and making them hard to eliminate. Sports & Local: Port Washington’s 12U Little League team faces an elimination game Wednesday after its first Metro Region loss. Business/Legal: A judge barred an attorney from serving as class counsel in a proposed securities class action, saying it can be refiled only with new counsel.
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