New Jersey’s media landscape is rapidly evolving with the closure of The Star-Ledger’s print edition and The Jersey Journal. A Rutgers report titled “The Future of New Jersey Journalism: Evolution, Not Extinction” by Marc Pfeiffer explores the implications for local journalism. Pfeiffer, experienced in local government, discusses these changes on SBN Newsmakers.
Manischewitz, a renowned food brand with 130 years of history, launched its first mobile Jewish deli, the Manischewitz Deli on Wheels, offering authentic Jewish cuisine year-round. Recently, the food truck visited Shop-Rite in Cherry Hill, allowing shoppers to experience both traditional and modern Jewish flavors.
Some 300-400 protestors marched near Republican Rep. Jeff Van Drew’s Atlantic County district office here Thursday afternoon to oppose moves by President Donald Trump and Elon Musk, head of the so-called “Department of Government Efficiency” or DOGE to make sweeping cuts to federal employment, funding, and programs supporting social safety nets.
LAKEWOOD, NJ (SBN) — If you think all gun ranges and firearms training programs are for middle-aged white guys wearing red baseball caps, you’ll have…
Despite tweets by billionaire Elon Musk suggesting that he had shut down a free tax filing tool, the Internal Revenue Service issued a news release today reminding taxpayers in New Jersey that they can file their taxes “quickly, easily and for free directly with the agency” using IRS Direct File.
Over the next decade, we are likely to experience a revolution in robotic technology that will bring personal robots into your home to take over the repetitive tasks that most of us want to avoid, like cooking, house cleaning, pool maintenance, and repairs. That’s the future view of Israeli-born Elad Inbar, founder and CEO of RobotLab, this week’s SBN Newsmakers guest.
The best way to get big corporate influence out of American elections might be to empower individual citizens with grants of “voter dollars” that they can decide to donate to the candidates that best reflect their own preferences, according to author Dan McMillan, the guest on this edition of SBN Newsmakers.
SBN added its name to a full-page ad sponsored by the Society of Professional Journalists in support of student journalists at the University of Texas at Dallas, who went on strike when school officials removed the editor-in-chief of the student publication The Mercury.
Steve Lubetkin of SBN interviews Steve Janove, refugee and immigrant program coordinator from Congregation Kol Amy, Cherry Hill, NJ.
Watch the complete video from a discussion by political analysts who recapped the 2024 presidential election’s consequences and took a look forward at this year’s New Jersey gubernatorial race, during the New Jersey Business & Industry Association (NJBIA) Public Policy Forum December 4 in Woodbridge.