David Matthau is an on-air news reporter for WKXW-FM, also known as New Jersey 101.5. His reporting focuses on a wide range of topics, including politics, economy, arts, and community events. David's work has been featured in WHYY, WITF, Inc., and NJ Spotlight News, showcasing his dedication to providing comprehensive and informative news coverage in New Jersey.
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David Matthau's coverage spans a wide range of local events, government and politics, culture and society. He is interested in topics related to mental health, education, community support, urban development, sports events and celebrations.
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The federal corruption trial of U.S. Sen. Bob Menendez is casting a shadow on a North Jersey congressional race.
By: David Matthau
As Andy Kim campaigns for Bob Menendez’s U.S. Senate seat, five Democrats and four Republicans are competing for Kim’s U.S. House seat.
Other U.S. Senate hopefuls include Democrats Lawrence Hamm and Patricia Campos-Medina, Republicans Christine Serrano Glassner, Justin Murphy, Albert Harshaw and Curtis Bashaw, Independents Nick Carducci and Patricia Mooneyham, and Green Party candidate Christina Khalil.
The race was overshadowed by the federal corruption and bribery trial of Menendez’s father, but that did not derail his son’s campaign.
By: David Matthau
Gov. Murphy’s proposed budget cuts funding for ALS services by 66%. The ALS community is incredibly concerned, given how much they rely on state funding.
The New Jersey Blueberry Advisory Council's chairman said the state's soil is what makes the Jersey blueberry so special.
By: David Matthau
New Jersey has a new spending plan in place. It’s the largest budget ever approved, and Gov. Phil Murphy says there’s a good reason.
The transportation agency is posting safety reminders via its electronic signs, but the future of the campaign is up in the air.
By: David Matthau
New Jersey’s homeless population has risen 17% over the past few years, and there aren't enough resources to properly help unhoused people.
An organization founded by a priest in Camden, NJ is giving lower-income wage-earners a chance to become homeowners.
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