New law is 'designed to protect workers, and specifically the lowest paid'
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Opinions vary about efficacy and safety of allowing members of religious communities to carry loaded guns to services, classes
A bill signed by Acting Gov. Shiela Oliver prohibits prospective employers from asking about pay history.
Budget negotiations over a millionaire’s tax are growing more heated. The governor says without it he won’t be able to boost funding for programs like ...
Elected officials from Paterson and Passaic and pro-immigration groups rallied against the proposed citizenship question on the 2020 census. The U.S. Supreme Court will hear ...
On Wednesday, Murphy acknowledged the atmosphere surrounding him and Democratic leaders has improved.
Some towns, largely the ones that can build on their share of land, send revenue from a 3 percent hotel room tax to the state, ...
For the second time in a week, Murphy went to a train station to make the case for an increase in funding to NJ Transit ...
There was an air of celebration as Gov. Murphy prepared to sign a bill granting financial aid at state colleges and universities to unauthorized immigrants.
Democrats say Christie's plan takes money from programs he promised to fully fund.
After meeting with Horizon CEO Bob Marino, legislators are drafting up a new version of the Horizon bill with a vote expected to happen tonight.
Are New Jersey lawmakers about to salvage the July Fourth holiday with some 11th hour deal making? Tonight, both the leaders of the House and ...
Day two in Trenton during the government shutdown progressed much the same way as day one, with a lot of words but very little action.
Christie's hastily-called news conference slammed Horizon for alleged incompetence and putting profit over patients.
Union leaders say nearly two-thirds of New Jersey’s 46,000 nursing home residents rely on Medicaid for their care.
The governor on the front lines of efforts to curb opioid addiction, talking with doctors on the dangers of over-prescribing painkillers. St. Peter's Healthcare System ...
Christie's taking a wrecking ball to a neighborhood already ruined. Can demolishing it make room for something better? Trenton lawmakers tackle Christie's final budget. Do ...
Assembly Budget Committee Chair Gary Schaer says the state can't afford to keep spending unless revenues increase or programs are cut.
The Assembly Budget Committee heard testimony from the Department of Health, which has a $1.6 billion budget.
The state Department of Health's commissioner in the hot seat. What's the plan if federal funding to Medicaid gets cut? A Republican running for governor ...