Jared Maples, director of the New Jersey Office of Homeland Security, talks about what families can do to prepare for the possibility of coronavirus cases in their communities. He also discussed the terrorism threat level increase. Patrick Murray, of Monmouth University Polling Institute, talks about the results of Super Tuesday and what’s next in the race for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination. Assembly Budget Committee members Nancy Munoz and Carol Murphy discuss Gov. Phil Murphy’s budget proposals and the process ahead.

Jared Maples, director of the New Jersey Office of Homeland Security, talks about what families can do to prepare for the possibility of coronavirus cases in their communities. He also discussed the terrorism threat level increase. Patrick Murray, of Monmouth University Polling Institute, talks about the results of Super Tuesday and what’s next in the race for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination. Assembly Budget Committee members Nancy Munoz and Carol Murphy discuss Gov. Phil Murphy’s budget proposals and the process ahead.

Power & Politics: Coronavirus preparations, Super Tuesday fallout

On this week's Power &amp; Politics podcast, a discussion about the governor's budget address between Brandon McCoy of the progressive NJ Policy Perspective and Alan Steinberg, former regional director of the EPA under Republican President George W. Bush. Plus, political analyst Steve Adubato talks to host Alex Zdan about Gov. Phil Murphy's proposals to lower property taxes.   And Krista Jenkins, of Fairleigh Dickinson University Poll, reviews the latest poll numbers for Gov. Phil Murphy and President Donald Trump.

On this week's Power &amp; Politics podcast, a discussion about the governor's budget address between Brandon McCoy of the progressive NJ Policy Perspective and Alan Steinberg, former regional director of the EPA under Republican President George W. Bush. Plus, political analyst Steve Adubato talks to host Alex Zdan about Gov. Phil Murphy's proposals to lower property taxes.   And Krista Jenkins, of Fairleigh Dickinson University Poll, reviews the latest poll numbers for Gov. Phil Murphy and President Donald Trump.

Power & Politics: A discussion on Murphy's budget address

Former Attorney General Chris Porrino, who served during Republican Gov. Chris Christie's administration, talks about the status of bail reform in New Jersey, which was launched under his watch. He also talks about the Department of Justice’s lawsuit against the state of New Jersey and the handling of the Roger Stone sentencing. Monsy Alvarado, immigration reporter for The Record, talks about the nuts and bolts of the DOJ lawsuit against the state. Janna Chernetz, deputy director of Tri-State Transportation Campaign, provides a status report on NJ Transit’s progress, problems and her appointment to NJ Transit’s Board of Directors.

Former Attorney General Chris Porrino, who served during Republican Gov. Chris Christie's administration, talks about the status of bail reform in New Jersey, which was launched under his watch. He also talks about the Department of Justice’s lawsuit against the state of New Jersey and the handling of the Roger Stone sentencing. Monsy Alvarado, immigration reporter for The Record, talks about the nuts and bolts of the DOJ lawsuit against the state. Janna Chernetz, deputy director of Tri-State Transportation Campaign, provides a status report on NJ Transit’s progress, problems and her appointment to NJ Transit’s Board of Directors.

Power & Politics: Bail reform in New Jersey

Kelly Heyboer

In late December 2019, an investigation by Kelly Heyboer and Susan Livio of NJ Advance Media exposed a toxic culture and rampant sexual harassment in New Jersey politics. Their report resulted in the creation of a working group led by the state's top female legislator, Sen. Loretta Weinberg, who will be holding public and private listening sessions across the state. Alex Zdan interview Kelly Heyboer on New Jersey Power &amp; Politics about the investigation. 

In late December 2019, an investigation by Kelly Heyboer and Susan Livio of NJ Advance Media exposed a toxic culture and rampant sexual harassment in New Jersey politics. Their report resulted in the creation of a working group led by the state's top female legislator, Sen. Loretta Weinberg, who will be holding public and private listening sessions across the state. Alex Zdan interview Kelly Heyboer on New Jersey Power &amp; Politics about the investigation.

Power & Politics: Kelly Heyboer details NJ politics #MeToo investigation

Alex Zdan reviews the Iowa caucus chaos and previews the New Hampshire primary with Patrick Murray of Monmouth University Polling Institute. Professor Eugene Mazo discusses the impeachment trial and the potential impact of President Donald Trump's acquittal. Plus, Kelly Heyboer of NJ Advance Media discusses her #MeToo investigation into New Jersey politics and the ripple effect it is having.

Alex Zdan reviews the Iowa caucus chaos and previews the New Hampshire primary with Patrick Murray of Monmouth University Polling Institute. Professor Eugene Mazo discusses the impeachment trial and the potential impact of President Donald Trump's acquittal. Plus, Kelly Heyboer of NJ Advance Media discusses her #MeToo investigation into New Jersey politics and the ripple effect it is having.

Power & Politics: Iowa caucus, impeachment acquittal, #MeToo & NJ politics

This week we take a look at President Trump's rally in Wildwood this week in support of Rep. Jeff Van Drew, who recently switched parties from Democrat to Republican. Host Alex Zdan talks to state Sen. Mike Testa. He is the co-chair of the president's re-election campaign in New Jersey. And this week, Gov. Phil Murphy announced his plan to bring about what he calls "a complete transformation" of the state's energy policy: more clean energy to fight climate change. Jeff Tittel from the New Jersey chapter of the Sierra Club, and Ray Cantor, vice president of government affairs at the New Jersey Business and Industry Association, discuss what they like and dislike about the governor's energy master plan.

This week we take a look at President Trump's rally in Wildwood this week in support of Rep. Jeff Van Drew, who recently switched parties from Democrat to Republican. Host Alex Zdan talks to state Sen. Mike Testa. He is the co-chair of the president's re-election campaign in New Jersey. And this week, Gov. Phil Murphy announced his plan to bring about what he calls "a complete transformation" of the state's energy policy: more clean energy to fight climate change. Jeff Tittel from the New Jersey chapter of the Sierra Club, and Ray Cantor, vice president of government affairs at the New Jersey Business and Industry Association, discuss what they like and dislike about the governor's energy master plan.

Power & Politics: President Trump comes to Wildwood

Cory Booker

The impeachment trial of President Trump began, and New Jersey’s junior senator, Democrat Cory Booker, gives us his perspective on the proceedings so far. And constitutional law scholar Eugene Mazo, visiting associate professor at Rutgers Law School in Newark, provides some history and information about the impeachment process.

The impeachment trial of President Trump began, and New Jersey’s junior senator, Democrat Cory Booker, gives us his perspective on the proceedings so far. And constitutional law scholar Eugene Mazo, visiting associate professor at Rutgers Law School in Newark, provides some history and information about the impeachment process.

Power & Politics: Sen. Cory Booker on the Trump impeachment trial

Dana Delany

Dana Delany tells News 12 New Jersey's John Bathke about her role in the world-premiere play “Goodnight Nobody” at Princeton’s McCarter Theatre. They also discuss her roles on television including “China Beach” and "Desperate Housewives” and her family's history with the famed “Delany flush.”

Dana Delany tells News 12 New Jersey's John Bathke about her role in the world-premiere play “Goodnight Nobody” at Princeton’s McCarter Theatre. They also discuss her roles on television including “China Beach” and "Desperate Housewives” and her family's history with the famed “Delany flush.”

On The Scene: Dana Delany

Joey McIntyre

John sits down with Joey McIntyre of New Kids On The Block. He’s appearing in the Shakespeare comedy “Twelfth Night” at Two River Theater in Red Bank, New Jersey. They discuss tackling Shakespeare, the breakup and reunion of New Kids On The Block and McIntyre’s upcoming role in the musical “The Wanderer.”

John sits down with Joey McIntyre of New Kids On The Block. He’s appearing in the Shakespeare comedy “Twelfth Night” at Two River Theater in Red Bank, New Jersey. They discuss tackling Shakespeare, the breakup and reunion of New Kids On The Block and McIntyre’s upcoming role in the musical “The Wanderer.”

On The Scene: Joey McIntyre of New Kids on the Block

Senate President Steve Sweeney talks about the millionaire’s tax, the vaccine bill, the new report on corporate subsidy programs and more. Host Alex Zdan also talks in depth about the vaccine bill, the controversial 11th hour amendment and its failure in the Legislature earlier this week with Republican Senator Declan O’Scanlon and Democratic Assemblyman Jamel Holley.

Senate President Steve Sweeney talks about the millionaire’s tax, the vaccine bill, the new report on corporate subsidy programs and more. Host Alex Zdan also talks in depth about the vaccine bill, the controversial 11th hour amendment and its failure in the Legislature earlier this week with Republican Senator Declan O’Scanlon and Democratic Assemblyman Jamel Holley.

Power & Politics: Sen. Sweeney and NJ legislation 

Special reports and more from News 12 New Jersey.

Happy to have another podcast option for local nj news, but would appreciate more coverage of political and educational topics.

Mixed review

News 12 Talks New Jersey

Host Alex Zdan speaks with New Jersey Senate President Steve Sweeney about spending freezes and the shake-up at the School’s Development Authority. Old Bridge Councilman Mark Razzoli discusses his stance against new ICE rules. And Somerset County Freeholder and state Assembly candidate Mark Caliguire talks immigration.

Host Alex Zdan speaks with New Jersey Senate President Steve Sweeney about spending freezes and the shake-up at the School’s Development Authority. Old Bridge Councilman Mark Razzoli discusses his stance against new ICE rules. And Somerset County Freeholder and state Assembly candidate Mark Caliguire talks immigration.

Power & Politics podcast – Spending freezes, immigration

Nancy Solomon, of NJ Public Radio and WNYC, and Fred Snowflack, of InsiderNJ.com, discuss the upcoming election, plus the latest news on the investigations into the state’s tax incentives. And Jersey City Mayor Steve Fulop talks about the controversy over Airbnb regulations.

Nancy Solomon, of NJ Public Radio and WNYC, and Fred Snowflack, of <a href="http://InsiderNJ.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">InsiderNJ.com</a>, discuss the upcoming election, plus the latest news on the investigations into the state’s tax incentives. And Jersey City Mayor Steve Fulop talks about the controversy over Airbnb regulations.

Power & Politics: Election Day preview and Airbnb controversy

Coach Greg Schiano is coming back to Rutgers football. Host Alex Zdan and NJ Advance Media political reporter Brent Johnson discuss his return. Democratic Assemblyman Jamel Holley is sponsoring a bill to turn pot legalization over to the voters. He supports a constitutional amendment to put the question on the ballot. He also gives his perspective on drivers licenses for all. And NJ Working Families State Director Sue Altman talks about her expulsion from the tax incentives hearing.

Coach Greg Schiano is coming back to Rutgers football. Host Alex Zdan and NJ Advance Media political reporter Brent Johnson discuss his return. Democratic Assemblyman Jamel Holley is sponsoring a bill to turn pot legalization over to the voters. He supports a constitutional amendment to put the question on the ballot. He also gives his perspective on drivers licenses for all. And NJ Working Families State Director Sue Altman talks about her expulsion from the tax incentives hearing.

Power & Politics: Schiano/Rutgers, pot legalization

Rep. Frank Pallone says that for him, there's no question President Trump abused his power and endangered national security. He talks with host Alex Zdan about the impeachment inquiry, plus the dangers of vaping. Patrick Murray of Monmouth University Polling Institute talks about the new Democratic candidates joining the race for President, and at the state level – the latest on the divisions within New Jersey's Democratic Party. And New Jersey Human Services Commissioner Carole Johnson wants to get the word out to all food-insecure New Jerseyans that there is help for you and your families.

Rep. Frank Pallone says that for him, there's no question President Trump abused his power and endangered national security. He talks with host Alex Zdan about the impeachment inquiry, plus the dangers of vaping. Patrick Murray of Monmouth University Polling Institute talks about the new Democratic candidates joining the race for President, and at the state level – the latest on the divisions within New Jersey's Democratic Party. And New Jersey Human Services Commissioner Carole Johnson wants to get the word out to all food-insecure New Jerseyans that there is help for you and your families.

Power & Politics: Rep. Pallone on impeachment inquiry

Al Alvarez

Al Alvarez is accusing his accuser of defamation. We talk to Micah Rasmussen of the Rebovich Institute for New Jersey Politics about Alvarez and the other lingering scandal at the SDA. Then it's a $30 billion transportation transformation, but is it too big to get built? The Gateway Project would build new bridges and tunnels into New York City. We talk to David Peter Alan of Railway Age, who says there's a construction cartel pushing the project. And the shootings in Dayton and El Paso shocked the nation and renewed the debates over guns, white supremacists and universal background checks. We ask Rep. Frank Pallone if now is the time for Democrats to work with President Donald Trump on gun bills.

Al Alvarez is accusing his accuser of defamation. We talk to Micah Rasmussen of the Rebovich Institute for New Jersey Politics about Alvarez and the other lingering scandal at the SDA. Then it's a $30 billion transportation transformation, but is it too big to get built? The Gateway Project would build new bridges and tunnels into New York City. We talk to David Peter Alan of Railway Age, who says there's a construction cartel pushing the project. And the shootings in Dayton and El Paso shocked the nation and renewed the debates over guns, white supremacists and universal background checks. We ask Rep. Frank Pallone if now is the time for Democrats to work with President Donald Trump on gun bills.

Power & Politics: Al Alvarez, Gateway Project, gun bills

Craig Coughlin

Jon Bramnick

All 80 seats in the state Assembly are up for election on Nov. 5, along with one special state Senate contest and local elections. News 12 brought together the together the leaders of each party in the Assembly,  Democratic Speaker Craig Coughlin and Republican Minority Leader Jon Bramnick, to talk with host Alex Zdan about the big picture issues affecting voters.

All 80 seats in the state Assembly are up for election on Nov. 5, along with one special state Senate contest and local elections. News 12 brought together the together the leaders of each party in the Assembly,  Democratic Speaker Craig Coughlin and Republican Minority Leader Jon Bramnick, to talk with host Alex Zdan about the big picture issues affecting voters.

Power & Politics: Assembly election 2019 (with Craig Coughlin and Jon Bramnick)

It's the list that no carmaker wants to be on: the annual Car Complaint Index. The list looks at complaints per vehicle sold per year of service that it's on the road. To get more insight into this year's list, Walt Kane talks to The Car Book author Jack Gillis.

It's the list that no carmaker wants to be on: the annual Car Complaint Index. The list looks at complaints per vehicle sold per year of service that it's on the road. To get more insight into this year's list, Walt Kane talks to The Car Book author Jack Gillis.

Kane In Your Corner: Consumer Alert on Car Complaint Index

Brent Johnson, reporter for NJ Advance Media, reviews the outcome and the fallout of the final state budget. Jay Lassiter, columnist for InsiderNJ, and advocate for LGBTQ rights and medical marijuana, discusses the new LGBTQ curriculum in New Jersey schools, plus the medical marijuana bill Gov. Phil Murphy signed on Tuesday. And former Assemblyman Jack Ciattarelli discusses the 2021 race for governor.

Brent Johnson, reporter for NJ Advance Media, reviews the outcome and the fallout of the final state budget. Jay Lassiter, columnist for InsiderNJ, and advocate for LGBTQ rights and medical marijuana, discusses the new LGBTQ curriculum in New Jersey schools, plus the medical marijuana bill Gov. Phil Murphy signed on Tuesday. And former Assemblyman Jack Ciattarelli discusses the 2021 race for governor.

Power & Politics: Budget fallout, LGBTQ curriculum, 2021 gubernatorial race

LEAD

Newark's lead water crisis is national news. Alan Steinberg, former Region 2 EPA director under President George W. Bush, talks about why he thinks Gov. Murphy is not doing enough to help citizens of Newark be safe. Sean Sullivan, of the Star-Ledger/NJ Advance Media, explains legislation proposed by Senate President Sweeney that would crack down on people lying to legislators or avoiding testimony. And Rosemary Becchi, candidate for the Republican nomination for congressional District 7, is challenging state Sen. Tom Kean Jr.

Newark's lead water crisis is national news. Alan Steinberg, former Region 2 EPA director under President George W. Bush, talks about why he thinks Gov. Murphy is not doing enough to help citizens of Newark be safe. Sean Sullivan, of the Star-Ledger/NJ Advance Media, explains legislation proposed by Senate President Sweeney that would crack down on people lying to legislators or avoiding testimony. And Rosemary Becchi, candidate for the Republican nomination for congressional District 7, is challenging state Sen. Tom Kean Jr.

Power & Politics: Lead water crisis, Becchi challenges Kean

Dionne Warwick

Isaac Mizrahi

Rashad Wright

The On The Scene podcast features interviews by John Bathke with artists and entertainers.  In this episode, John talks with designer Isaac Mizrahi about why he's happier not being in the high-end fashion business anymore, his gender identity issues as a kid, and his goal now of becoming a singer and entertainer. Dionne Warwick is going back to the future...re-recording "What the World Needs Now" for a new album. She talks about performing in Donald Trump's casinos, and living without regret. And 24-year-old poet Rashad Wright of Jersey City, joins John to discuss the inspiration and impact of being a young, urban poet.

The On The Scene podcast features interviews by John Bathke with artists and entertainers.  In this episode, John talks with designer Isaac Mizrahi about why he's happier not being in the high-end fashion business anymore, his gender identity issues as a kid, and his goal now of becoming a singer and entertainer. Dionne Warwick is going back to the future...re-recording "What the World Needs Now" for a new album. She talks about performing in Donald Trump's casinos, and living without regret. And 24-year-old poet Rashad Wright of Jersey City, joins John to discuss the inspiration and impact of being a young, urban poet.

On The Scene: Dionne Warwick, Isaac Mizrahi, Rashad Wright

Patrick Murray explains his recent polling on Gov. Phil Murphy’s approval numbers, the Newark water crisis, and whether or not New Jersey approves of Sen. Cory Booker for President. Also, Kevin Corbett of NJ Transit talks about safety upgrades and turning around the transportation agency.

Patrick Murray explains his recent polling on Gov. Phil Murphy’s approval numbers, the Newark water crisis, and whether or not New Jersey approves of Sen. Cory Booker for President. Also, Kevin Corbett of NJ Transit talks about safety upgrades and turning around the transportation agency.

Power & Politics: Recent polling, NJ Transit

Assemblywoman Angela McKnight represents District 31 in Jersey City. The district includes the neighborhood where Detective Joseph Seals and three other people were murdered in what authorities are calling a domestic terror attack with a hate-crime slant. Assemblywoman McKnight also discusses her legislation to prevent discrimination based on hairstyle, plus her proposal to once again teach cursive in New Jersey schools. Rutgers law professor and constitutional law scholar Carlos Gonzalez discusses the House Judiciary Committee’s approval of two articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump. And environmental reporter Scott Fallon of The Record reviews the Murphy administration’s climate report card, plus the proposal to ban plastic bags.

Assemblywoman Angela McKnight represents District 31 in Jersey City. The district includes the neighborhood where Detective Joseph Seals and three other people were murdered in what authorities are calling a domestic terror attack with a hate-crime slant. Assemblywoman McKnight also discusses her legislation to prevent discrimination based on hairstyle, plus her proposal to once again teach cursive in New Jersey schools. Rutgers law professor and constitutional law scholar Carlos Gonzalez discusses the House Judiciary Committee’s approval of two articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump. And environmental reporter Scott Fallon of The Record reviews the Murphy administration’s climate report card, plus the proposal to ban plastic bags.

Power & Politics: Jersey City Assemblywoman McKnight

Power &amp; Politics is headed Back to School. Host Alex Zdan speaks to a number of education experts. Marie Blistan, president of the New Jersey Education Association, talks about recruiting talented teachers for New Jersey schools and the state of teachers pensions. Laura Waters, an education blogger and analyst of NJ’s education system, discusses changing graduation requirements. Plus, Carly Sitrin, education reporter from PoliticoNJ.com, talks about community college grants and more.

Power &amp; Politics is headed Back to School. Host Alex Zdan speaks to a number of education experts. Marie Blistan, president of the New Jersey Education Association, talks about recruiting talented teachers for New Jersey schools and the state of teachers pensions. Laura Waters, an education blogger and analyst of NJ’s education system, discusses changing graduation requirements. Plus, Carly Sitrin, education reporter from <a href="http://PoliticoNJ.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">PoliticoNJ.com</a>, talks about community college grants and more.

Power & Politics: Back to school 2019

About $3 million in heating assistance that was supposed to go to low-income families may have gone to applicants who lied about their income, a state audit finds. The report from the NJ state auditor confirms concerns that were first raised in a KIYC investigation. In 2016, KIYC spoke to a whistleblower who described fraud he said he saw while working for the Low Income Heating Assistance Program. In this episode, Walt Kane and investigative producer Karin Attonito reflect on the long-term investigation.

About $3 million in heating assistance that was supposed to go to low-income families may have gone to applicants who lied about their income, a state audit finds. The report from the NJ state auditor confirms concerns that were first raised in a KIYC investigation. In 2016, KIYC spoke to a whistleblower who described fraud he said he saw while working for the Low Income Heating Assistance Program. In this episode, Walt Kane and investigative producer Karin Attonito reflect on the long-term investigation.

Kane In Your Corner: Audit confirms 2016 investigation into LIHEAP

Prepaid cards are becoming a popular choice for consumers, including online shoppers concerned about identity theft and parents looking for a way to fund kids in high school and college. But thousands of consumers complain each year about the high fees and cards that get frozen, leaving them without access to their own funds. Some consumer advocates say the government should do more to regulate the industry.

Prepaid cards are becoming a popular choice for consumers, including online shoppers concerned about identity theft and parents looking for a way to fund kids in high school and college. But thousands of consumers complain each year about the high fees and cards that get frozen, leaving them without access to their own funds. Some consumer advocates say the government should do more to regulate the industry.

Kane In Your Corner: Consumer alert on prepaid cards

No government shutdown, no millionaire's tax -- but no deal either yet in the budget dispute between Gov. Phil Murphy and the Legislature. Host Alex Zdan talks to Patrick Murray, director of the Monmouth University Polling Institute, and Katherine Landergan, reporter for Politico. And for how this budget battle looks for the future of Gov. Phil Murphy’s tenure, Alex speaks with Democratic strategist Julie Roginsky, president of Optimus Communications and Republican strategist Mike DuHaime, partner at Mercury Public Affairs.

No government shutdown, no millionaire's tax -- but no deal either yet in the budget dispute between Gov. Phil Murphy and the Legislature. Host Alex Zdan talks to Patrick Murray, director of the Monmouth University Polling Institute, and Katherine Landergan, reporter for Politico. And for how this budget battle looks for the future of Gov. Phil Murphy’s tenure, Alex speaks with Democratic strategist Julie Roginsky, president of Optimus Communications and Republican strategist Mike DuHaime, partner at Mercury Public Affairs.

Power & Politics: New Jersey state budget showdown 

Walt Kane sits down with Melissa Companick of the Better Business Bureau to discuss the awareness and prevention of one of the fastest growing scams in the country - text/SMS phishing or "smishing" scams.   We all are aware of emails that appear to be spam and that we should delete without opening, but most of us are conditioned to look and immediately respond to text messages - and thats what the scammers are banking on.   Walt also address a new scam that seeks potential cord cutters and claims to offer you better deals on your cable or satellite TV. Be wary of these deals that are definitely too good to be true.

Kane In Your Corner: Consumer alert on 'smishing' scams

The New Jersey Legislature is in a lame duck session, voting on bills such as vaping regulation and driver’s licenses for all. In the meantime, a challenge to the state Democratic Committee chair highlights the intra-party battle between Gov. Phil Murphy and Senate President Steve Sweeney. Brigid Harrison, of Montclair State University, and Charlie Stile, columnist for The Record, analyze the politics. Plus, an update on the controversy over nondisclosure agreements in the Murphy campaign. Sen. Loretta Weinberg and Assemblywoman Nancy Munoz discuss the latest with host Alex Zdan.

The New Jersey Legislature is in a lame duck session, voting on bills such as vaping regulation and driver’s licenses for all. In the meantime, a challenge to the state Democratic Committee chair highlights the intra-party battle between Gov. Phil Murphy and Senate President Steve Sweeney. Brigid Harrison, of Montclair State University, and Charlie Stile, columnist for The Record, analyze the politics. Plus, an update on the controversy over nondisclosure agreements in the Murphy campaign. Sen. Loretta Weinberg and Assemblywoman Nancy Munoz discuss the latest with host Alex Zdan.

Power & Politics: Democratic Committee Chair battle, Murphy campaign NDAs

Sen. Bob Menendez talks about the conflict with Iran and what may have happened to the Ukrainian jetliner that crashed this week. Host Alex Zdan also talks to Patricia Teffenhart of the New Jersey Coalition Against Sexual Assault about the next steps to change the toxic culture that permits sexual harassment in New Jersey politics. Plus Melanie Walter from the Division of Local Government Services talks about saving taxpayers money by sharing services among municipalities.

Sen. Bob Menendez talks about the conflict with Iran and what may have happened to the Ukrainian jetliner that crashed this week. Host Alex Zdan also talks to Patricia Teffenhart of the New Jersey Coalition Against Sexual Assault about the next steps to change the toxic culture that permits sexual harassment in New Jersey politics. Plus Melanie Walter from the Division of Local Government Services talks about saving taxpayers money by sharing services among municipalities.

Power & Politics: Menendez on Iran, sexual harassment in NJ politics

New Jersey is supposed to have one of the toughest school bullying laws in the country, but a News 12 investigation finds too often it doesn't work. Some school districts are not being truthful over how often bullying happens. Parents who file complaints often feel they have no one on their side. And the law is so specific that cases that seem like obvious bullying don't qualify. 

New Jersey is supposed to have one of the toughest school bullying laws in the country, but a News 12 investigation finds too often it doesn't work. Some school districts are not being truthful over how often bullying happens. Parents who file complaints often feel they have no one on their side. And the law is so specific that cases that seem like obvious bullying don't qualify.

Kane In Your Corner: Bullying in New Jersey's schools

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