Newark Mayor Ras Baraka is discouraging all parties, indoor and outdoor festivals and large family gatherings until further notice. The new restrictions will remain in ...

It’s up to residents if the state will sell recreational cannabis to those over the age of 21.

Democratic leaders said they did not have the votes, now looking to a November 2020 referendum

Marijuana-related arrests in New Jersey jumped about 35% over a four-year period ending in 2017, according to a report released Friday by the American Civil ...

On the last scheduled voting day of the Legislative season, progressive groups criticized Democrats they say haven't done enough to move priorities forward.

Sen. Ron Rice, who has been leading the effort to decriminalize marijuana possession in lieu of legalization, joined other lawmakers and advocates to continue pushing ...

While legalization is slated to go on the 2020 ballot, two other issues remain: medical marijuana and expungement of criminal records.

Legislative leaders have packaged the bills together in the hopes that support for medical expansion will bring in some more "yes" votes for recreational weed.

If all goes smoothly, Jersey residents could start enrolling through the state exchange in the fall of 2020 for health care coverage that would start ...

The discussions Friday were to inform the business community about the two major topics that may impact their bottom line: legalized recreational marijuana and potential ...

Several Democrats courted by Murphy are still reluctant to jump the fence.

Murphy is still working the phones and hoping for help from Sweeney to get enough votes to pass the bill.

Senate and Assembly committees pass bill to legalize adult-use marijuana.

The state's medial marijuana program now has more than 42,528 patients.

Gov. Phil Murphy highlighted the social justice ramifications and economic benefits of legalizing adult-use marijuana.

The legislators, who both oppose legalization, hope the ballot process will allow voters to become more informed.

A coalition of mayors joined together to urge legislators to include expanded expungement in the adult-use marijuana bill.

Companies are getting ready for a New Jersey cannabis industry and are embracing the challenges of marketing within the state's restrictions.

The proposal increases the minimum wage to $10 an hour in July and increases to $11 by 2020, with a $1 a year increase until ...

Most of 2018 proved to be a year of fits and starts with a few early victories overshadowed by failures to complete Murphy's biggest campaign ...