William Blake

Proposed Social Security Rule Could Reduce SSI Support for Hundreds of Thousands of Disabled Americans

A newly proposed rule from the Social Security Administration could change how some disabled Americans qualify for Supplemental Security Income, commonly known as SSI. The proposal is now under federal review and could affect nearly 400,000 people who either receive SSI benefits or may qualify for them in the future. The proposed change focuses on…

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N.J. Budget Cuts Spark Debate as Social Programs Face Uncertain Future Under Gov. Mikie Sherrill

New Jersey’s latest budget proposal is creating growing tension in Trenton as Gov. Mikie Sherrill moves to reduce nearly $200 million in spending that lawmakers added to the state budget during the final months of former Gov. Phil Murphy’s administration. While the governor says the cuts are necessary to control spending and end years of…

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Paul Caneiro Awaits Sentencing as Lingering Questions Surround 2018 Family Murders in New Jersey

The long-running murder case involving Paul Caneiro is once again drawing attention in New Jersey as the convicted killer prepares to face sentencing for the 2018 deaths of his brother Keith Caneiro, sister-in-law Jennifer Caneiro, and their two young children, Jesse and Sophia. Even after years of investigation, courtroom testimony, and a completed trial, one…

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Naval Academy Freshmen Complete Historic Herndon Monument Climb Led by Gov. Mikie Sherrill’s Son

A long-standing tradition at the U.S. Naval Academy reached another memorable moment on Wednesday as first-year midshipmen successfully completed the annual Herndon Monument climb, a physically demanding event that symbolizes the end of the freshmen year at the academy. Among the students leading the effort this year was Lincoln Hedberg, the son of New Jersey…

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