Trenton

is true.

I was born in Trenton, New Jersey, lived there until I was five, raised in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.

Eagles country.

So both places are Eagles diehards or Giants, Jets diehards.

And listen, there's some.

And when you go down there to Trenton, it's nice.

Everybody's nice.

But they lose touch with you and I.

And I would say that he's going up against another helicopter pilot.

If that's not a red flag, I don't know what is.

Because we have a governor, no disrespect, she's selling her home, by the way, moving, apparently planning to stay down in Trenton.

And again, it's no disrespect, but Tom Kane is running against another helicopter pilot.

The grassroots organization Sensory Safe Cuts is made up of barbers, stylists and families, many of whom have autism or are neurodivergent.

In Trenton today, they called for new legislation, the Sensory Inclusive Hair Care Act.

It would give people the proper training to be able to serve clients of all abilities.

Well, checking your AccuWeather forecast, another great day across the region.

and you're not just notic you might be noticing tha coming down pretty quickl little stressed with the we've had the last two w just under three inches o but look at the final two rain this week and well, the month with no rain bec chance really isn't until So here's a look at some of the rainfall deficits.

Now, the good thing we have going for us is we had a surplus of rain last month, so that helps with the drought situation.

We're down about a third of an inch below normal in Philadelphia, over a half of an inch below normal in Pomona, Trenton more than an inch.

You get into areas like Reading and Allentown more than an inch and a half below normal.

The New Jersey Statehouse Watch is on.

From Trenton, we explain what's happening inside the Statehouse, speaking directly with legislators, policymakers, and budget experts to bring you the facts behind the decisions.

There's no doubt that energy bills are about to skyrocket this summer.

$300 million to Newark billionaires? That ain't cutting it for rural New Jersey.

I have 14 towns there.

Then I have 10 towns across the lower half of Somerset County.

And then I go into Mercer a little bit, including Trenton.

I have seven towns there in total.

There's a new capital of romance.

A new survey says that Trenton, New Jersey has edged out Paris as the world's most romantic destination.

No, I'm just kidding.

Maui, most romantic.

I don't know why Trenton, New Jersey popped in my head.

34% of respondents say they would rather go to the Hawaiian Island compared to 33% for Paris.

Voters cited Maui's stunning beaches, gorgeous sunsets, tropical scenery, laid-back vibe as reasons that top the list.

We don't normally talk hoops on every day or every episode unless that we're interviewing somebody that is in the hoop space like we interviewed Jim Laranagan in season one.

We interviewed NBA player Greg Grant, former NBA player Greg Grant, the first NBA player from my hometown in Trenton, New Jersey at Five, seven, played eight years.

So just dope conversation.

Sophie Cunningham.

And those are going to be kind of markets that we'll continue to make investments in.

You know, I'm I really liked as part of the bankruptcy process, picking up facilities in places like Trenton, New Jersey or Laredo, Texas.

tap those haven't fully tapped those yet and those are ones that i think long term have strategic value not only decide but more significantly to our customers because at the end of this you make the investments the only way you get a return on the investments if they're important to the customer and and that i think they are

You know, Fritz, my father, he used to say, the only person that wants it better than me today is going to be me tomorrow.

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Temperatures around the Garden State this hour show Margate coming in at 49, Trenton 42, Hillsboro is 40.

Breaking news whenever it happens.

Now back to the conversation with Bill Spadia on New Jersey 101.5.

If we could increase that scope to look at something like the highlands ecological system, and bring federal dollars in to help offset some of those school budget issues for a town like Jefferson Township, that's a federal solution to solve this school funding problem.

We're going to have to do a lot more work down in Trenton to solve it, Mike.

But like, again, we need federal officials who are thinking about how we can solve it from the top down

too.