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
Check your account: NJ has started paying out ANCHOR tax rebates
The NJ Treasury Department says more than 800,000 direct deposits are being made today- paper checks will begin to be mailed out the first week of April
Don’t fall for these bank scams that are on the rise in NJ
The head of the NJ Bankers Association is recommending Garden State residents take some simple steps to stop scammers from stealing your money
Going up! When you can expect NJ gas prices to start rising
Experts believe price spikes will be much lower than last year
NJ auto insurance is expensive: Here’s how to lower it
The head of the Insurance Council of NJ says there are several ways you can save money on your policy
NJ residents wondering if their money could be at risk in the bank
Money in checking and savings accounts is insured- what the limit is
Fed up with insurance nonsense? A plan to help NJ patients
Proposed legislation would create a NJ Consumer Insurance Advocate to cut through red tape an fix a system that is often confusing and frustrating
Do you have love in your heart? NJ foster parents are needed
You can make a difference in the life of a child in need and their birth family - the NJ Department of Children and Families can help you do it
More younger NJ residents are developing heart problems
New Jersey Cardiologists are seeing more patients in the 25 to 40 year old age range with heart palpitations, hypertension and high cholesterol, and one Doctor thinks he knows why
Where’s my money? When to expect NJ ANCHOR tax rebate payments
The NJ Treasury Department is scrambling to begin making direct deposits and mailing checks soon
New report finds NJ is facing many possible threats this year
Authorities are watching several groups closely, including racially motivated extremists, anti-government anarchists and anti-abortion and pro-choice extremists