I have been covering New Jersey news for more than 25 years, and have served as New Jersey 101.5’s lead investigative reporter since 2000. I've reported on a number of breaking news stories, including the COVID-19 pandemic, the 9/11 Terror Attacks, the Jersey based Anthrax Attack Investigation, the resignation of Governor Jim Mcgreevey, Hurricane Irene and Superstorm Sandy as well as the terror bomb attack down the shore. I have covered the campaigns of Governors McGreevey Corzine, Christie and Phil Murphy, as well as U.S. Senators Frank Lautenberg Bob Menendez and Cory Booker. Additionally, I broke the story – in a series of reports – on New Jersey’s crumbling, dangerous bridges. I am proud to have received numerous awards for coverage of New Jersey stories, and been featured as an expert reporter on CNN’s Nancy Grace show, covering various topics including the Prom Mom Baby dumped in Trash segment.
David Matthau
Helping to feed those less fortunate in New Jersey
Gov. Phil Murphy reaffirms the fight against food insecurity during a visit to the Community FoodBank of New Jersey
Old water-infrastructure danger in NJ: What you should be doing daily
Jersey Water Works is advising NJ residents to take protective steps to safeguard their health
NJ company could revolutionize EV battery recycling
Princeton NuEnergy has developed a new recycling process that could dramatically improve how electric vehicle batteries are handled and reused
Why are NJ hospitals suddenly filling up with adults and kids?
An unusual circumstance is pushing hospitalizations higher across New Jersey
Happy Holidays? NJ residents get a scary Post Office warning
New Jerseyans advised to do one specific thing after heading to the post office this time of year
NJ town fighting desperately to block a huge new warehouse
Mullica Hill residents say if the project goes forward it will increase noise, pollution, traffic and pose a danger
to local kids
NJ businesses bracing for tax hike coming in 2023
With another big unemployment insurance tax increase looming on the horizon, NJ biz leaders are hoping the governor and state leaders provide some economic help
Many NJ police departments are short on support staff
The NJ labor crisis is making a tough situation even worse for hiring enough civilians to work as dispatchers and in the records and administration departments
New report on what NJ businesses expect for 2023
The NJ Business and Industry Association survey finds one major problem continues to plague the Garden State
Have you noticed? Rude behavior on the rise in NJ
A New Jersey sociology expert says there are multiple reasons why this could be happening