Increased Broadband Access Should Include Increased Digital Literacy Education, the New Jersey State Policy Lab Finds
Insider NJ shared an announcement of the New Jersey State Policy Lab's latest report examining broadband access and New Jerseyans' digital literacy skills.
Lives in Translation Program Helps Hundreds of State Residents Be Heard and Understood
Rutgers University-Newark interviewed New Jersey State Policy Lab summer intern Gretel Rodriguez Ramos in a recent feature discussing the experiences of the Lives in Translation academic program.
New Jersey’s GDP Projected to Slow Slightly in 2024, and Unemployment Expected to Remain High, New Jersey State Policy Lab’s Economic Forecast Finds
InsiderNJ published an announcement of Research Affiliate Will Irving's latest R/ECON Economic Forecast for Summer 2024 for the New Jersey State Policy Lab.
Commentary: A Conservative court upends regulatory agencies. Our nation and our planet will suffer.
Policy Fellow Linda Stamato published a new op-ed in the MorristownGreen discussing the recent landmark Supreme Court decision overturning the Chevron precedent and upending federal agencies' ability to impose regulations.
With Chevron overturned, Americans’ faith in government will sink even further
The Supreme Court overturned the 1984 decision Chevron v. NRDC, and NJSPL Principal Investigator Dean Stuart Shapiro discusses the far-reaching effects this decision will wreak on regulatory policy throughout the U.S.
Covid’s enduring lesson: The U.S. has no federal system to protect public health | Opinion
NJSPL Policy Fellow Linda Stamato published a new op-ed in NJ.com discussing disease prevention in the U.S. and the importance of protecting our public health system on the federal level.
Saving Local Journalism In New Jersey
State of Affairs with Steve Adubato on NJ PBS interviewed NJSPL Policy Fellow Linda Stamato regarding her personal crusade to support and protect local journalism.
How to ensure that Biden’s environmental and labor regulations survive
The Briden administration has released a series of new regulatory changes in the past month, including labor and environmental regulations. NJSPL Principal Investigator Dean Stuart Shapiro discusses how these regulations may have the ability to endure past this first presidential term in his latest op-ed from The Hill.
NJ’s property tax rate leads the country. Where does your town stand?
A new article in NorthJersey.com cited a report published R/ECON and the New Jersey State Policy Lab examining influences to New Jersey's municipal tax rates.
COMMENTARY: The freedom to read: Books in the crosshairs of the culture wars
NJSPL Policy Fellow Linda Stamato authored a new op-ed in The Bernardsville News discussing the importance of libraries and the freedom to read in the wake of mounting book bans.