Law lets top Rutgers Health officials hide pay from private hospitalGov. Mikie Sherrill signed a law exempting top Rutgers Health officials from revealing payments earned from its affiliate, RWJ Barnabas.Northjersey.Com2d agoWhole story →GovernmentHealthMikie Sherrillnew jersey conflict of interest law change
Gov. Sherrill, come see the toxic pit next to our children’s bedrooms. 40 years of cancer is enough.Keyport residents are urging Gov. Mikie Sherrill to take direct action at the former Aeromarine landfill, arguing that decades of delay have left their community exposed to ongoing environmental and health risks.NJ.com15d agoWhole story →PlanetHealthMikie Sherrillaeromarine landfill crisis
N.J. public workers and taxpayers slammed with another massive increase in health premiumsFacing another year of premium hikes for current and retired public workers, Gov. Mikie Sherrill said she will bring unions and other leaders together to discuss cost-cutting strategies.NJ.com1mo agoWhole story →HealthEconomyMikie Sherrillnew jersey health premium hike
Washington won't protect kids from Big Tech. NJ willGov. Mikie Sherrill has made kids' mental health a priority. She outlines how the Garden State will protect kids on social media platforms.Northjersey.Com1mo agoWhole story →TechnologyHealthMikie Sherrillkids code act implementation
New Jersey permanently allows the sale and delivery of to-go alcoholic beveragesThe COVID-era provisions have been made permanent after Gov. Mikie Sherrill signed legislation Friday.The Philadelphia Inquirer1mo agoWhole story →CommerceMikie Sherrillalcohol delivery law signing
NJ makes selling 'to go' alcohol permanent after pandemic successWhile selling alcohol “to go” in New Jersey started during the pandemic, Gov. Mikie Sherrill made it permanent when she signed legislation on Friday.Northjersey.Com1mo agoWhole story →CommerceEconomyMikie Sherrillnj alcohol to go law signing
Pro-life group offers to pay legal fees for activists who defy New Jersey's new abortion lawAn international pro-life group is offering to foot the bill for activists who wind up in the crosshairs of a law signed by New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill to crack down on protests near abortion facilities.New York Post1mo agoWhole story →GovernmentHealthMikie Sherrillnew jersey abortion law enactment