AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoPolice Accountability: A South Jersey mother is suing over an officer’s alleged use of deadly force after she brought menstrual products to her daughter at Williamstown High School. Her daughter was suspended and removed from school activities; the officer was cleared by an internal investigation, the suit says. Election Enforcement: Federal agents arrested a naturalized citizen accused of voting in New Jersey’s 2022 elections before becoming a citizen. The charge remains to be proven. State Finances: New Jersey collected more than $10 billion in taxes in the first quarter of the fiscal year, up nearly 19% from a year earlier. Treasury officials cautioned that some factors behind the jump may not last. Development Fight: Sustain SJ sued to overturn Vineland’s approval of a proposed DataOne data center, challenging its stormwater plans and the planning board’s authority. Higher Education: Stockton University plans to cut 22 faculty and staff positions amid a budget deficit and falling enrollment. Farm Relief: Terhune Orchards lost nearly all of several fruit crops after an April heat wave triggered early blooms followed by a hard freeze; state and federal relief efforts are underway.
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