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TRENTON, N.J. — A bill that would create a Reproductive Health Travel Advisory to notify New Jersey residents about reproductive health restrictions in other states has passed a Senate committee, lawmakers announced Monday.
The bill, S-3663, was sponsored by Sen. John Bursichelli (D-Gloucester/Salem/Cumberland) and Senate Majority Leader M. Teresa Ruiz (D-Essex/Hudson) and would help more states. It aims to provide important information on reproductive health policies as the country imposes reproductive health policies. Restrictions associated with the U.S. Supreme Court’s reversal of Roe v. Wade.
Sen. Bursichelli cited the example of a woman being denied routine life-saving care due to restrictive state laws and said, “This travel advisory provides fair warning to New Jersey residents and cautions them about the potential risks when making travel plans.” We will be able to avoid this,” he said.
This advisory, maintained by the New Jersey Department of State, provides detailed information about reproductive health laws across the United States, including pregnancy limits, waiting periods, insurance coverage limitations, and potential civil and criminal liability for patients and providers. It’s planned. The bill proposes a color-coded system to help residents understand the level of risk. States with full access to care are “blue,” states with moderate restrictions are “yellow,” and states with severe restrictions are “red.”
Sen. Lewis emphasized the importance of protecting New Jersey residents traveling out of state. “We must protect our residents and assume the worst-case scenario can occur even outside our state,” she said, highlighting “seismic changes” in reproductive health laws across the country.
The advisory will be displayed prominently on the New Jersey Department of State’s website and will be updated periodically to reflect changes in each state’s laws.
New Jersey government issues reproductive travel advisory
TRENTON, N.J. — A bill that would create a Reproductive Health Travel Advisory to notify New Jersey residents about reproductive health restrictions in other states has passed a Senate committee, lawmakers announced Monday.
The bill, S-3663, was sponsored by Sen. John Bursichelli (D-Gloucester/Salem/Cumberland) and Senate Majority Leader M. Teresa Ruiz (D-Essex/Hudson) and would help more states. It aims to provide important information on reproductive health policies as the country imposes reproductive health policies. Restrictions associated with the U.S. Supreme Court’s reversal of Roe v. Wade.
Sen. Bursichelli cited the example of a woman being denied routine life-saving treatment due to restrictive state laws. “We can avoid major risks.”
This advisory, maintained by the New Jersey Department of State, provides detailed information about reproductive health laws across the United States, including pregnancy limits, waiting periods, insurance coverage limitations, and potential civil and criminal liability for patients and providers. It’s planned. The bill proposes a color-coded system to help residents understand the level of risk. States with full access to care are “blue,” states with moderate restrictions are “yellow,” and states with severe restrictions are “red.”
Sen. Lewis emphasized the importance of protecting New Jersey residents traveling out of state. “We must protect our residents and assume the worst-case scenario can occur even outside our state,” she said, highlighting “major changes” in reproductive health laws across the country.
The advisory will be displayed prominently on the New Jersey Department of State’s website and will be updated periodically to reflect changes in each state’s laws.
Winning Powerball tickets sold in Newburgh and Selden
NEWBURGH, N.Y. – Two lucky winners won big on third-prize Powerball tickets sold in Newburgh and Selden.
The New York Lottery announced today that each ticket for the October 5th Powerball drawing will be worth $50,000. One of the winning tickets was sold at Smokes 4 Less, located at 59 North Plank Rd. in Newburgh, and the other was purchased at ShopRite of Selden, located at 71 College Plaza in Selden.
The winning Powerball numbers are drawn from a field from 1 to 69, and the red Powerball is drawn from a separate field from 1 to 26. The Powerball drawing takes place every Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday at 10:59 p.m.
Woman assaulted in Wheaton parking lot during late night grocery shopping trip
Wheaton-Glenmont, Md. – Two young women are being sought in connection with an attack on a woman in a grocery store parking lot last month.
The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office reported the incident occurred in a Safeway parking lot along the 11200 block of Georgia Avenue in Wheaton. Officers were dispatched to the scene around 9:15 p.m. after receiving a report of an attempted armed robbery.
Investigators determined that as the victim entered Safeway, he was approached by two women who appeared to be approximately 18 years old. As she was leaving, the same two women confronted her again as she made her way to her car. After that, for unknown reasons, the suspects assaulted the victim by kicking and punching him. The assault continued until the good Samaritan began screaming and the attackers fled the scene.
After the incident, the suspects left the garage and headed toward Fern Street. Police released an image of the suspect on Friday. The first suspect is described as approximately 5 feet 5 inches tall, with a short ponytail, wearing a pink sweater, white T-shirt, jeans and carrying a pink cell phone case. The second suspect is of thin build and was last seen wearing a black sweater and black bonnet.
