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Radio Jersey news for 10/28/2026

Nor’easter FEMA claims pressed by Gov. Sherrill; Assembly seeks to regulate AI in license plate readers; New York tenants may get a tool to buy apartment buildings

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Steve Lubetkin
Oct 28, 2026
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Radio Free Somewhere is now posting our Monday-Friday radio newscast from the Radio Jersey show for paid subscribers to hear what’s making news in New Jersey and around the region. Read more about our Radio Jersey newscasts here.

If you have news items that might be of interest, you can email steve@statebroadcastnews.com and we’ll get in touch.

In our full newscast, we feature these stories: Nor’easter FEMA claims pressed by Gov. Sherrill; Assembly seeks to regulate AI in license plate readers with comments from the bill sponsor, Assemblyman Joseph Danielsen; New York tenants may get a tool to buy apartment buildings, with comments from housing advocate Elena Rodriguez, with the New Economy Project.

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