Scammers target stimulus checks recipients, pitch fake personal protective equipment and drugs to first responders.

Two bills passed a legislative committee this week that would protect businesses and patients involved with medical marijuana industry.

A bill signed by Acting Gov. Shiela Oliver prohibits prospective employers from asking about pay history.

There’s currently no commercially viable smart gun option on the United States market, but Murphy told gun control advocates crowding a hot high school library ...

Anna Landre is now working with lawmakers to create system-wide reforms to ensure no one has to choose between an education and health care.

Anna Landre’s Medicaid services are being cut, and the hours of personal care assistance she receives while away at school are getting slashed from 16 ...

Expanding the medical marijuana passed with overwhelming support Thursday in Trenton.

Anti-hunger advocates and Assembly Speaker Craig Coughlin cite the Garden State’s growing and grim statistics. Coughlin says about one in eight, or 266,000 people, are ...

A bill that would restore funding to Planned Parenthood and other family planning centers heads to Murphy's desk, along with a host of other bills ...

The proposed bill would prohibit employers from inquiring about salary history. It amends the state law against discrimination banning employers from screening an applicant based ...

Trump's proposed budget gets put to the test. Calculating the cost to New Jersey of cuts to programs for the working poor. Closing the wage ...

After serving four years as the Monmouth County chairman for the Democratic Party, Vin Gopal is running for State Senate in District 11.

After a terrible year and a state takeover of its finances, Atlantic City's mayor is hanging his hopes on the next governor. Congressional Republicans get ...

New Jersey’s current state mandate says insurance kicks in only after a woman has proved her infertility by one or two years of “unprotected sex ...

A vision of prosperity from a man who would be governor. The only declared candidate calling for a state bank to keep our money home ...

Senate President Steve Sweeney has introduced legislation that would reallocate how school funding money is spent.

A state Supreme Court ruling has retirees fuming. It means their pension incomes won't rise to meet rising costs. Another school funding formula redo for ...

Democrats came out on top in yesterday's election. They gained three, possibly four, seats which would make the tally for Democrats in the Assembly 52-28. ...