Quantcast
Channel: Lite 96.9 WFPG » Joe Cutter
Browsing all 160 articles
Browse latest View live

Why first-time buyers are struggling to find homes in NJ

First time home buyers in New Jersey could face a tough buying season this year. Continue reading…

View Article


Hurricane season: New Jersey is mostly ready for the storm

New Jersey ranks fourth-best among 18 hurricane-prone states, in an assessment of the effectiveness of local and state building codes. Continue reading…

View Article


NJ wants special breastfeeding rooms at airports

Legislation to provide a special room for breastfeeding moms at airports operated by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey is advancing in Trenton. Continue reading…

View Article

Gun safety begins at home, Rutgers study finds

A study from the Rutgers School of Nursing found that gun safety programs to deter kids from randomly handling firearms did not prevent this dangerous activity. Continue reading…

View Article

As many as 9 hurricanes predicted for Atlantic this year

Forecasters are out with their predictions for the 2018 Atlantic hurricane season, which begins June 1. Things could get rough. Continue reading…

View Article


A Jersey Shore town is offering free sunscreen

The borough is now offering free sunscreen from dispensers designed to send a message about protection from harmful skin cancer. Continue reading…

View Article

NJ counties where people spend more of their income on gas

Those higher gas prices are putting a dent in a lot of New Jersey wallets this year. And some may even change vacation and travel plans. Continue reading…

View Article

NJ town considers requiring background checks for renting

Brick has been considering an ordinance to require landlords to do criminal background checks before they rent to a prospective tenant. Continue reading…

View Article


New Jersey: One of the worst states to start a business?

A new WalletHub report on the best and worst states to start a business ranks New Jersey in average growth of small businesses and office space affordability. Michele Siekerka of the New Jersey...

View Article


North Jersey vs. South Jersey: Where Do Jobs Pay More?

Wages increased in 14 of New Jersey's 15 largest counties between the end of 2016 and the end of 2017, according to the Federal Bureau of Labor Statistics. Continue reading…

View Article

Jersey Fresh tomatoes are back in season

State Agriculture Secretary Doug Fisher says the world-famous Jersey tomato is a little late this year, but the varieties are a good as ever. Continue reading…

View Article

Cape May dropping 31,0000 rabies baits from the sky

Cape May County is about to start distributing 31,000 rabies vaccine-laden baits starting the week of Sept. 24. Continue reading…

View Article

Cape May County bridge closes for 8 months

The Townsend Inlet Bridge between Sea Isle City and Avalon along the shore in Cape May County will close for 8 months, beginning Monday, for a complete rebuild. Continue reading…

View Article


Jersey Shore's tidal wetlands are under threat, report says

Climate change and development may combine to swamp tidal wetlands near the shore, according to a new report by the Regional Plan Association. Continue reading…

View Article

NJ considers not suspending drivers for failure to pay tickets

Assemblyman Ron Dancer sponsors legislation to allow drivers with suspended licenses for non-moving violations, such as parking tickets, to drive on a restricted basis. Continue reading…

View Article


Know about insurance fraud in NJ? Here's how to report it

Insurance fraud is a big problem, both in New Jersey and the nation. Continue reading…

View Article

Student loan debt drags on Jersey economy, study finds

Better than 6 in 10 Jersey college grads carry student loan debt, according to a new study done by Monmouth University for New Jersey Realtors. Continue reading…

View Article


Cut food stamps? 15,000 veterans in NJ rely on them

A New Jersey group fighting hunger in the state points to a new report that shows New Jersey veterans rely on assistance for food. Continue reading…

View Article

NJ unemployment rate hits 17-year low

State Department of Labor and Workforce Development Commissioner Robert Asaro-Angelo says it is positive and historic news. Continue reading…

View Article

Beware when signing up for credit cards at checkout

Here's some cautionary advice this holiday shopping season. Continue reading…

View Article
Browsing all 160 articles
Browse latest View live