Joe Cutter is the senior news anchor at New Jersey 101.5. I have toiled daily in the newsroom since 1989 as an anchor, correspondent, field reporter and news director. I have also learned not to call State government between noon and 1:30, because they are out to lunch.
Joe Cutter
If an NJ biz wins a tax appeal, towns can keep money for 3 years
A new law signed by Governor Murphy is meant to cushion the blow for towns — and other taxpayers.
Thousands of NJ homes could flood due to climate change, report says
In just a year, the estimate has climbed by hundreds.
NJ keeps having tornadoes: How to stay safe (Rough storms Tues!)
There have been 8 tornadoes in NJ this year.
2019 hurricane season may become more severe
Federal forecasters have changed their prediction for the remainder of this Atlantic hurricane season.
Another year, another National Night Out
Tomorrow is, "National Night Out," an annual event that's been held in neighborhoods in towns and cities in New Jersey and across the country for 36 years.
Don’t have cable? TV stations in NY, NJ, Philly are changing channels
TV stations all over the country will be changing over the air frequencies over the next year, to make room for expanded wireless services.
AAA and AARP have program to help older drivers be safer
Carfit is a program sponsored by the AAA Auto Club, AARP and the American Occupational Therapy Association.
NJ congressman’s No Surprises Act would nix sneaky medical bills
New Jersey Congressman Frank Pallone says legislation to end the practice of hitting patients with 'surprise' medical bills is making progress on Capitol Hill.
Federal rules creating a doctor shortage in NJ
New Jersey's 2 U.S. Senators and 2 members of the State's House delegation propose legislation to fix the state's worsening doctor shortage.
NJ electric utilities brace for this high-demand heat wave
Jersey utilities are bracing for the extreme demand on the power delivery system from this extended stretch of very hot and humid weather, as New Jerseyans lean heavily on their air conditioning.
NJ to discuss best ways to fix streets to improve safety
New Jersey's Department of Transportation will receive a $16,000 federal grant to conduct a series of statewide workshops.
1 million oysters will be deployed at NJ military base Tuesday
Environmentalists with the New York/New Jersey Baykeeper are continuing their replenishment work.