Building A Future For All New Jerseyans

The New Jersey State Bar Foundations works with the Elder Law and Disability Section leaders of the New Jersey State Bar Association to present Senior Law Day. Members of the public are invited to learn more about navigating the key legal issues facing older adults. This year’s conference will offer information

Kennedy’s steps to narrow vaccine availability to the public comes as the Trump administration is pressing Congress for deep spending cuts to science, medicine and public health programs across the federal government. Many of those proposed cuts would land at the Department of Health and Human Services, which beyond

Ciattarelli would cap property taxes to a percent of a home’s assessment and expand the Senior Freeze program. He pledged to reduce the Corporation Business Tax, estimated to bring in about $4.5 billion in revenue in the current fiscal year, by 1% a year for five years. Sherrill would

It’s been a contentious and expensive race with unprecedented spending levels. This election will also be the first time every county will use the “black ballot” instead of the “county line” ballot design, which allowed county party-endorsed candidates a preferred ballot position. For voters, the high cost of living is

Starting in July and running through December, the new program will provide a minimum of $100 in direct savings for every household, roughly enough to offset the expected $25 monthly increase. Lower and moderate-income households will see larger rebates of at least $250, officials said. While the relief offers

With just days until Tuesday’s primary Election Day, more than 308,000 people already have voted. Close to 27,000 ballots were cast at dozens of polling sites open across the state on the first early in-person voting day on Tuesday. That’s more than the number who voted early in person

Meals on Wheels in Hunterdon, Inc., is a private, non-profit organization based in Flemington, founded in 1973. It supports homebound or disabled seniors, ages 60 and older, by providing nutritious meals and related services. The organization’s mission is to help seniors maintain their independence by improving nutritional health and

“If you want to get elected in New Jersey, you really have to be paying attention to what 50-plus voters are looking for,” says Crystal McDonald, senior associate state director for advocacy at AARP New Jersey. She says these are the top issues AARP hears about from its members: Expanding relief

Those eligible for the market vouchers are low-income seniors, defined as individuals who are at least 60 years old and who have household incomes of not more than 185% of the federal poverty income guidelines, or $2,413 per month for a single person and $3,361 per month for a

Barbera: Burlington County contractor Justin Barbera has said he would seek to lower taxes for New Jerseyans without children and lower or remove them for seniors, veterans, and those with disabilities. Bramnick: State Sen. Jon Bramnick lauded a longstanding Republican proposal to adjust New Jersey’s income tax brackets for inflation to