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Camden County Commuters Appreciate Transit Options but Call for Improved Reliability and Accessibility, Rutgers University Report Finds

Camden County Commuters Appreciate Transit Options but Call for Improved Reliability and Accessibility, Rutgers University Report Finds

Megan McCue2024-12-12T09:51:25-05:00

(CAMDEN, NJ) – Nearly two-thirds (64%) of residents travelling in and around Camden County reported using public transportation (bus, light rail, public on-demand services) at least once a week, according to a new report published in collaboration with the New Jersey State Policy Lab and the Senator Walter Rand Institute for Public Affairs (WRI) at [...]

Camden County Commuters Appreciate Transit Options but Call for Improved Reliability and Accessibility, Rutgers University Report FindsMegan McCue2024-12-12T09:51:25-05:00

Report Release: Outlining the Transportation Priorities and Recommendations of Communities in Camden County

Report Release: Outlining the Transportation Priorities and Recommendations of Communities in Camden County

Megan McCue2024-12-12T09:33:37-05:00

By Carla Villacis, Kristin Curtis, Shaghayegh Poursabbagh, Oğuz Kaan Özalp, and Fawaz Al-Juaid The Senator Walter Rand Institute for Public Affairs at Rutgers-Camden (WRI) exists to conduct community-focused research that connects [...]

Report Release: Outlining the Transportation Priorities and Recommendations of Communities in Camden CountyMegan McCue2024-12-12T09:33:37-05:00

December 9, 2024 – New Jersey State Policy Updates

December 9, 2024 – New Jersey State Policy Updates

Megan McCue2024-12-10T09:36:31-05:00

Public Administration Draft of the First State Development and Redevelopment Plan in 23 years is Released - On December 4th, the State Planning Commission released a draft of the New Jersey State Development and Redevelopment Plan, which would guide statewide infrastructure policy and land-use planning. If approved, it would be the first update to the State [...]

December 9, 2024 – New Jersey State Policy UpdatesMegan McCue2024-12-10T09:36:31-05:00

How Can Health Insurance Literacy Be Improved?

How Can Health Insurance Literacy Be Improved?

Megan McCue2025-03-03T09:09:03-05:00

By Nicholas S. Imperato DO, MPH and Kamini Doobay MD, MS There are numerous states throughout the country which have identified poor health insurance literacy as a crucial issue that impacts the physical, mental, and financial well-being of their citizens. There have been a few innovative interventions to address this issue that have been [...]

How Can Health Insurance Literacy Be Improved?Megan McCue2025-03-03T09:09:03-05:00

Measuring What Matters: Rethinking School Zone Safety Metrics

Measuring What Matters: Rethinking School Zone Safety Metrics

Megan McCue2024-12-09T09:19:24-05:00

By Hannah Younes, Leigh Ann von Hagen, Sean Meehan, and Robert B. Noland Safe Routes to School (SRTS) is a national effort that aims to provide safer conditions for school travel and to encourage more walking and cycling. SRTS programs first started in the United States in the 1990s in a few cities and [...]

Measuring What Matters: Rethinking School Zone Safety MetricsMegan McCue2024-12-09T09:19:24-05:00

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Gottheimer Introduces Legislation To Help NJ Residents On Utility Bills

Megan McCue2024-12-04T09:58:07-05:00

A New Jersey State Policy Lab R/ECON Economic Advisory report was cited in a new announcement from Congressman Josh Gottheimer announcing a series of bills he has introduced aimed at providing relief to New Jerseyans grappling with rising utility bills.

Gottheimer Introduces Legislation To Help NJ Residents On Utility BillsMegan McCue2024-12-04T09:58:07-05:00

December 2, 2024 – New Jersey State Policy Updates

December 2, 2024 – New Jersey State Policy Updates

Megan McCue2024-12-04T09:58:46-05:00

Public Administration State Hiring and Spending Freezes to Address Budget Deficit - Earlier in October and again last week, Governor Phil Murphy issued notices to all state departments, calling for a pause on discretionary pay raises, limits on new hiring, and spending cuts to address New Jersey’s structural budget deficit. These measures come after years of [...]

December 2, 2024 – New Jersey State Policy UpdatesMegan McCue2024-12-04T09:58:46-05:00

An Objective Strategy: Weighing Trial Objections in Appellate Review of Plain Error Cases

An Objective Strategy: Weighing Trial Objections in Appellate Review of Plain Error Cases

Megan McCue2024-12-02T09:22:27-05:00

By Ryan Brown, Elizabeth Griffiths, and Heather L. Scheuerman The appellate courts reason that a defendant’s failure to make timely objections during trial supports an inference that errors raised on appeal are inconsequential (State v. Ingram, 2008; State v. Nelson, 2002). In other words, absent timely objections, courts presume that the defense did not [...]

An Objective Strategy: Weighing Trial Objections in Appellate Review of Plain Error CasesMegan McCue2024-12-02T09:22:27-05:00

Report Release: Examining Low- and Moderate-Income Community Solar Program and Energy Justice in New Jersey: An AI-Based Crowdsourcing Study

Report Release: Examining Low- and Moderate-Income Community Solar Program and Energy Justice in New Jersey: An AI-Based Crowdsourcing Study

Megan McCue2024-11-27T10:01:38-05:00

Read Report By Sania Murtuza, Tai Vu, Biplav Pokhrel, and Yao Sun, Ph.D. This research project investigated the effectiveness of low- and moderate-income (LMI) community solar programs in New Jersey, where we focused on their role in promoting energy justice in under-resourced communities. The research team recruited 158 participants from low- and moderate-income [...]

Report Release: Examining Low- and Moderate-Income Community Solar Program and Energy Justice in New Jersey: An AI-Based Crowdsourcing StudyMegan McCue2024-11-27T10:01:38-05:00

November 25, 2024 – New Jersey State Policy Updates

November 25, 2024 – New Jersey State Policy Updates

Megan McCue2024-12-03T08:54:23-05:00

Transportation New York Congestion Pricing Program Launched Despite Pushback from New Jersey - New York Governor Kathy Hochul announced the revival of the congestion pricing program, set to begin in January, which will charge drivers $9 to enter Manhattan during peak hours. Environmental and transit advocates praised the plan for its potential to reduce traffic and [...]

November 25, 2024 – New Jersey State Policy UpdatesMegan McCue2024-12-03T08:54:23-05:00

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