Our members are among the hundreds nationwide walking out today to stop #GannettGreed.
CEO Mike Reed has decimated newsrooms, destroyed local coverage and turns a blind eye to the financial struggles of his staff while pocketing millions himself.
Hundreds of journalists for Gannett, the largest newspaper chain in the U.S., walked off the job on Monday, accusing the company’s chief executive of decimating its local newsrooms, and demanding a change at the top.
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Lawsuit blaming Bergen law enforcement for unsolved slaying of mobster outside diner closed by judge: “The estate failed to satisfy the essential elements of a state-created danger claim.” https://t.co/FoN08LswFS
“I knew, working for the state system, that nothing would happen,” a veterans home whistleblower said. “Bodies would just pile up.”
A damning look at the inaction of the Murphy administration as Covid ripped through vets home in Paramus.
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The majority of public schools that compete in the NCAA's Football Bowl Subdivision have failed to comply with Title IX's scholarship requirement, a USA TODAY investigation found.
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Rutgers claims the athletic department provided DoorDash credit to make it easier when football players couldn't access on-campus meals. But there are lots of red flags among the orders, and a hefty price tag. https://t.co/Gr6JusPg3F
We’re joining our fellow @Gannett unions throughout the country on this #LocalNewsLunchOut to protest the layoffs that threaten local news everywhere. Our staff is dedicated to serving the community and shouldn’t suffer while corporate leadership pockets millions each year.
Despite progress driven by Title IX, colleges devote fewer resources to women’s sports, based on a first-of-its-kind data analysis by USA TODAY.
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Rutgers Athletics. $73 million deficit made up by taxpayers and student tuition. Time to review how to end this. When is “too much money“ paid to coaches being discussed?
Rutgers was the only Big Ten public school to increase spending on athletics in FY21, during the height of the pandemic. Another probing look at Rutgers' numbers from @AbbottKoloff and @JeanRimbach: https://t.co/AauklHUap6
Rutgers quietly paid an architect for renderings of a proposed $150M football operations building. Meanwhile, its ticket revenues are a third less than they were when they joined the Big Ten -- even as they have a shot at a bowl game.
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It's not the amount of Rutgers' athletics debt. It's the way they got there -- taking loans to cover operating expenses and reporting it as "generated revenue," violating their own policies and NCAA guidelines.
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Revelations in @northjersey charter school series with @JeanRimbach -- and aftermath that includes federal grand jury investigation -- is called in Washington Post among 2019's most serious charter school scandals https://t.co/oVS6rDHFOX
Crucial financing on hold for Newark charter school as federal grand jury probe widens https://t.co/r4IlIhxpg2 via @NorthJersey @AbbottKoloff @JeanRimbach