Adam Gordon, executive director of the Fair Share Housing Center, discusses the center’s recently released report, Untapped Resources: How New Jersey Can Leverage State Financing and Land for Affordable Housing and approaches New Jersey should be taking to increasing the affordable housing stock in the state.
Words of praise continue to pour in for former New Jersey Governor Jim Florio, who died over the weekend at age 85. Florio was best…
A conversation about cyberbullying with IT security expert Adrianus Warmenhoven of NordVPN.
Entertainment industry publicist Dan Harary discusses his new book, “Flirting With Fame: A Hollywood Publicist Recalls 50 Years Of Celebrity Close Encounters,” and his career path in this interview with SBN News Director Steve Lubetkin.
During the darkest days of the still continuing COVID-19 pandemic last fall, Atlantic City’s casinos told New Jersey’s Legislature they were losing revenue to online gambling companies. They got the tax breaks they demanded. The only problem is, the casinos’ business didn’t go in the toilet.
In this episode of SBN Newsmakers, host Steve Lubetkin chats with Dr. Sanjay Varma, MD, working on a new drug to help smokers kick the habit.
In this episode of SBN Newsmakers, Steve Lubetkin interviews Fred Rossi, author of Jersey People: Stories you may not have heard about people and events in New Jersey’s History, a book detailing well-known – and some lesser-known – stories about New Jersey.
A nationwide transition to clean, zero-emission vehicles would have a dramatic impact on the air quality and health of New Jersey residents, according to a new report by the American Lung Association. SBN News Director Steve Lubetkin spoke exclusively with the report’s author.
Dr. Larry Doroshow, the guest on this episode of SBN Newsmakers, discusses diagnosis and treatment of colorectal cancer.
Peter Kasabach, executive director of New Jersey Future, is this week’s guest on the SBN Newsmakers TV Show, hosted by SBN news director Steve Lubetkin. He discusses the key budget priorities that seem positive, and mentions several initiatives that New Jersey Future believes should get more attention — and more funding — from the state.