AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPublic Health: New Jersey preschoolers must get flu shots by Nov. 30 this year, a month earlier than usual; children who miss the deadline can be kept out of school until vaccinated or flu season ends. Public Spending: A review found Washington Township reported opioid settlement money for drug education but instead spent it on police SUVs and license-plate cameras, despite high local heroin-treatment rates. Election Watch: Gov. Mikie Sherrill announced voter-registration reforms as the state pulled more improper registrations and added daily audits at motor vehicle offices. Sen. Cory Booker debated South Jersey challenger Justin Murphy, with much of the discussion focused on President Trump. Federal Funding: New Jersey joined a multistate lawsuit challenging cuts to grants that help modernize unemployment-benefit systems. Transportation: NJ Transit riders face service changes as Portal Bridge work gets underway Sunday. Public Safety: A four-alarm fire tore through Old Bridge’s Glenwood Apartments, with a partial building collapse reported.
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