AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoVeterans Affairs Lawsuit: A Paramus veterans home assistant business manager alleges retaliation and demotion after she reported staffing deficiencies to a federal monitor, spotlighting oversight and workplace accountability at the Paramus Veterans Memorial Home. iGaming Expansion: Delaware North launched Ember Casino in New Jersey, rolling out an online platform powered by Playtech and phasing out Betly, as the state remains a top iGaming market. Healthcare Reimbursement: UnitedHealthcare’s change to lactation billing starting Sept. 1 would cut reimbursement for New Jersey lactation service providers, potentially reducing access for families. Camden Fire Fallout: EMR sued the city of Camden over a junkyard license suspension tied to a May 29 two-alarm fire, arguing the shutdown lacked notice and due process. Junk Fees Crackdown: Gov. Sherrill and AG Davenport announced new executive actions and enforcement guidance aimed at eliminating deceptive “junk fees,” pushing for transparent all-in pricing. Food & Beverage Law: An Assembly committee advanced a bill that would allow alcohol-infused frozen desserts in New Jersey under new guardrails. Local Business & Safety: Firefighters contained a cigarette-caused boardwalk fire in Seaside Heights quickly, reopening the area within 20 minutes. Housing Costs: Zillow reports New Jersey now has 26 cities with million-dollar “starter homes,” underscoring affordability pressure in the Garden State. Dining Growth: KPOT Korean BBQ opened its 12th NJ location in Neptune, adding interactive hot pot and BBQ to the Jersey Shore dining scene.
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