.Rep Josh Gottheimer shares what he and other lawmakers are looking to add to a bill that would increase protections for Supreme Court Justices. youtu.be/a1pg2Y3xD68

What can consumers do to maintain a high credit score? Rod Griffin, senior director of consumer education and advocacy at Experian explains.bit.ly/3O2ENCq

On #ReportersRoundtable, Senator Steven Oroho discusses the expansion of the ANCHOR property-tax relief program and shares his thoughts on gun legislation in New Jersey. youtu.be/FMkK5-CeYhI

It's o-fish-all! On this week's episode of Table for All, Buki explores both Peruvian and Afghan cultures and cuisines! Be sure to watch this Wednesday, June 22, at 8 p.m. on NJ PBS!

On #ChatBoxNJPBS, Rep Josh Gottheimer discusses the latest on federal gun legislation. youtu.be/6_t7UOnQxQY

New Jersey ranks sixth in the country for student loan debt. Michele Streeter, Associate Director of TICAS explains why loan forgiveness is just one way to end the country’s student loan crisis. bit.ly/3xDMJTP

NJ's whopping debt | Juneteenth and reparations | Next Spotlight roundtable: Today's Spotlight - mailchi.mp/njspotlight/nj…

Be sure to catch up on the first two episodes of Hazard NJ, our podcast series examining prominent Superfund sites around New Jersey and the impact climate change has on them. njspotlightnews.org/hazardnj/

Sen. Teresa Ruiz proposed that NJ develops a graduation test to replace the current one given in 11th grade. If the bill is passed, it would be at least the third time in a decade that NJ has hit the reset button on high school exit exams. 👇 bit.ly/3xF8iTX

The NJEA has called for the end of the high school test altogether. Julie Borst, executive director of Save Our Schools NJ says “the bill perpetuates poor education policy by continuing the use of high school exit assessments.” bit.ly/3xF8iTX

NJ’s begun rolling out Covid shots for kids young as six months. ⁦NJDOH⁩ preordered 61K doses. Distribution’s underway but appointments are filling up fast and some parents are networking on social media to score a shot slot for their tot. NJ Spotlight News tonite

New Jersey lawmakers want to address the college mental health crisis with a bill that would increase funding for mental health services on campuses, employ more therapists, and increase awareness among students of the resources that are available to them. bit.ly/3tP0dL2

Here's how New Jersey's rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine for little kids could work, if things go according to NJDOH plan. Think pediatricians and drug stores, not so much megasites. My latest via NJ Spotlight News njspotlightnews.org/2022/06/health…

I’ve seen how underserved communities in New Jersey bear the burden of legacy pollution from Superfund sites. We must give the residents tools and resources to achieve environmental justice. Thank you for your work in spotlighting this NJ Spotlight News. njspotlightnews.org/podcast/hazard…

NJ set a target to develop 600 megawatts of energy storage systems by the end of 2021. When it failed to meet that goal, concerns grew around another, more ambitious goal for 2030. Now, lawmakers are pushing to provide new incentives of up to $60 million. bit.ly/3NbrjTs

The state Forest Fire Service says it’s finally gotten a handle on what appears to be NJ’s largest forest fire in 15 years. Greg McLaughlin, chief of New Jersey Forest Fire Service, said an “illegal, unattended campfire” is being investigated as the cause. bit.ly/3bgUAPs

Vaccines start (slowly) for young children: Tonight's Spotlight - mailchi.mp/njspotlight/va…

NJ Transit train service returned to normal Tuesday after what the agency called an illegal job action staged by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen union this weekend. Rhonda Schaffler has the details and today's top business stories. bit.ly/3tQuGZl

No matter how the Supreme Court rules, abortion will remain legal in New Jersey. Still, Gov. Murphy has put forth bills to further expand abortion access which have been met with the cold shoulder from Democratic lawmakers. bit.ly/3HOspDJ

In 2021, more than 1,800 bias incidents were reported in New Jersey, a 29% increase from 2020. One reason for the uptick is that more people are coming forward to report incidents, thanks to new systems in place that make it easier to do so. bit.ly/3QFdyzF