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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NJ bill: If you want to exploit your kids, you better be paying them
Kids are entertaining, especially to other kids. And parents producing content online know this.
NJ’s quest to ‘knock out’ opioid abuse: Overdose deaths on the decline
The majority of drug overdose deaths in New Jersey are linked to some form of opioid, such as prescription pills, heroin, and synthetic opioids such as fentanyl.
Why your electric bill is going up in New Jersey
Much of the blame is being placed on you.
NJ teens amplify fight to vote at 16 in some races
An effort in New Jersey to lower the voting age for certain races is about to get an army of supporters.
NJ bill goes after doctors spreading ‘misinformation’ to patients
A proposed law that critics say would chip away at the doctor-patient relationship has received the green light from a panel of New Jersey legislators.
NJ college named best of its kind in the ‘North’
Rankings are based on measures such as graduation rate, borrower debt, peer assessment, and even the salaries of faculty members.
NJ utility says they’re lowering energy bills in October
Heading into the cooler months, an energy company is lowering gas bills for New Jersey customers.
NJ job applicants given a big leg up with this new proposal
Critics of the measure say it would just add an unnecessary burden for businesses.
Clock’s ticking: Who hit New Jersey’s biggest Lotto jackpot?
Prizes from live games need to be claimed within a year of the draw date.
Groups: Rent in New Jersey is ‘unsustainable’ for many
Industry observers note that profits aren't the only reason for rising rents.
Bloomfield man arrested after NJ cop poses as 14-year-old boy online
The man planned to meet the "boy" in Monmouth County.
Another professional sports team is calling New Jersey home
Taking a page from the Giants, Jets and Red Bulls, a professional sports team that has New York in its name is playing its home games in the Garden State.