David Matthau
Reporter
David Matthau is a WHYY News reporter covering the New Jersey Statehouse and general assignments. David recently served as lead investigative reporter for NJ 101.5 News. He’s reported on a number of major news stories, including the COVID-19 pandemic, Superstorm Sandy, Bridgegate, and the 9/11 Terror Attacks. David is a graduate of the University of Southern California where he studied cinema. David started on Feb. 13.
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A new program in New Jersey will help those with disabilities enjoy more outdoor recreation areas and services.
12 months ago
Listen 1:17N.J. has a new diversion program for people with mental illness who commit certain types of crimes
People with mental illness who commit certain crimes in N.J. may be diverted out of the criminal justice system.
1 year ago
Listen 1:29A South Jersey town has been transformed into a Charles Dickens winter wonderland
Bright lights, trolley tours, and wonderland Christmas displays abound in Cape May.
1 year ago
New Jersey’s latest congestion relief plan? Drive on the shoulder
The DOT will reduce traffic congestion by expanding driving on the shoulder of a major central Jersey roadway.
1 year ago
This initiative comes in response to a growing recognition of the importance of addressing mental health issues, including grief, among students.
1 year ago
Listen 1:22A Bucks County attraction is decked out for the holidays — and helping local families in need
Peddler’s Village is teaming up with the United Way of Bucks County for a special toy drive.
1 year ago
Eyewitnesses and Philly sports writers say that the infamous Santa snowball barrage was misrepresented in the national media.
1 year ago
Listen 3:12Efforts are underway to help beautify and protect New Jersey’s urban areas with trees
New Jersey environmental groups are working together to plant more trees in urban areas.
1 year ago
The Festival of Trees, benefiting the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, is underway at the Love Park Welcome Center.
1 year ago
Longtime Trenton barber who serves as a life coach for his customers gets a special honor
Trenton Mayor Reed Gusciora said Joe Festa “has been an institution in this city for about 60 years and he’s still going strong.”
1 year ago
Listen 1:12New Jersey has a new seizure first aid awareness law. A local teen helped make it happen
The legislation was inspired by 17-year-old Paul St. Pierre of Maple Shade.
1 year ago
Listen :59A former retreat for nuns in Cape May has been transformed into an environmental science center
What was once the the St. Mary by-the-Sea Retreat House now focuses on the migration of different species, including monarch butterflies.
1 year ago
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