Dino is an on-air and digital journalist for New Jersey 101.5FM. He began working with the station in 2007 as a morning news producer, until his transition into the field.
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You may be newly eligible for NJ’s earned income tax credit
About 240,000 New Jersey residents who are eligible to benefit from the state's earned income tax credit do not apply.
NJ is funding schools that want to switch to electric buses
New Jersey is putting up tens of millions of dollars over the next few years to put a dent in the largest source of greenhouse gas emissions in the state.
NJ’s ‘WALL’ of bad employers has 19 new additions for February
Any business on the list has had ample opportunity to appeal the findings against them, and/or pay up for their violations.
A must-see attraction is leaving New Jersey in March
A memorial that's been in the same spot for decades will soon be dragged out of New Jersey.
NJ Transit fare hike criticized as ‘tax on working poor’
Opponents of a 15% fare increase proposal held a rally in Newark on Thursday.
Message to NJ parents: Dentists getting kids hooked on drugs
A young person's journey toward drug addiction could begin with a standard oral procedure, according to messages being broadcast by advocates.
NJ on the hook for $10 million in punitive damages for officer
The suit against the state insists a correctional officer was forced to resign after getting diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.
NJ drug deaths down — 5 counties recorded a drop of at least 30%
New Jersey drug overdose deaths are trending downward so far in 2024.
Still getting robocalls? NJ lawmaker pushes ‘Do Not Disturb Act’
One New Jersey area code recorded 12.2 million robocalls in December alone.
NJ holding $6.3 billion in unclaimed funds — check if some is yours
Every day, new records are added to New Jersey's unclaimed property database.
NJ is no longer highest in the nation for this tax
Alaska, Illinois, and Michigan now top New Jersey's rate, a report shows.
NJ consumption lounges are coming — here are the rules
New Jersey should soon give the final green light to consumption lounges, offering marijuana users a place to enjoy the drug in public.