Susan Livio is a Statehouse Reporter for NJ.com and The Star-Ledger, focusing on local news in New Jersey. She covers a wide range of topics, including public records laws, healthcare, politics, and social issues. Susan's work has also been featured in PennLive.com.
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Susan Livio's focus is mainly on local government and politics in New Jersey, with a particular emphasis on healthcare policy and legal issues. She frequently cites data and covers government announcements, indicating an interest in fact-based reporting.
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A judge late Friday that smoking may continue inside New Jersey's casinos, dismissing a lawsuit from the union representing thousands of workers who argued they had a constitutional right to breathe smoke-free air.
By: Susan Livio
| Five years after the Medical Aid in Dying law took effect in New Jersey, giving terminally ill residents access to prescription drugs to
By: Susan Livio
Gov. Phil Murphy this week will embark on his sixth international trade mission, this time to lure jobs and investment from Canada to New Jersey.
By: Ted Sherman, Susan Livio, Susan K. Livio Nj
| One nursing home failed to have the required minimum staffing needed to care for its residents on at least 35 days — including one dayshift
By: Susan Livio
| Two counties have agreed to stop using New Jersey's controversial and legally dubious primary ballot system — casually known as “the county line,” under a lawsuit settlement approved by a federal judge late Thursday.
By: Susan Livio
| Jennifer readily admits her 24-year-old son, incontinent and diagnosed with autism and psychiatric disorders, is “not easy.”
By: Susan Livio
| Some of state's largest companies that operate cafeterias for their employees have formed an organization to donate surplus meals to food
Facing a growing call for serious consequences when people with developmental disabilities are harmed in group homes, a state lawmaker has introduced
By: Susan Livio
Veterans and their spouses who live in three state-run nursing homes will be able to report their grievances to state advocate if legislation is signed into law.
By: Susan Livio, Sklivio
It's called "The Freedom to Read Act."
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