Counsel for Jacaranda Club argued the ALJ erred as a matter of law over disorderly-conduct findings tied to undercover conversations; the board remanded the matter for further settlement talks and set an Oct. 14 follow-up.

The witness described labor markets as stable and a sign of strength, noting a 4.1% unemployment rate and historically low unemployment-claims averages, while warning about weak labor-supply growth and concerns for recent graduates.

Commissioners discussed dozens of potential service reductions and revenue options—ranging from mowing frequency to program cuts and JTA funding—but repeatedly emphasized a preference to avoid layoffs and asked staff to return with precise cost estimates and legal implications.

A Federal Open Market Committee speaker said the U.S. economy expanded at a solid pace last year and announced the committee had decided to leave its policy rate unchanged; the statement did not include a numeric rate or vote tally.

Victim supports pardon application, but stability concerns prompt a rejection recommendation.

Rep Beeson advocates funding the Partnership Network to support employment stability for families.

Adjuncts and unions told the Senate Higher Education Committee that many part‑time instructors face denied summer unemployment, fragmented retirement accounts, and unaffordable health care; AFT New Jersey proposed reporting, consolidated pensions and clearer unemployment standards.