New Jersey law currently allows 16- and 17-year-olds to marry with parental consent, and allows children under 16 to marry with parental and judicial consent.
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New Jersey’s Acting Secretary for Higher Education Zakiya Smith Ellis praised the governor’s plan of tuition-free community college to the Assembly Budget Committee.
Agency executives told Trenton lawmakers that NJ Transit is seriously behind schedule installing the federally-mandated safety system called positive train control.
Lawmakers of both parties wondered why Murphy is still using the old, discredited 2008 formula, and not the one they tinkered with last summer.
Murphy's budget address is a topic of conversation at the 81st Walk to Washington.
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 ...
Murphy ordered a top to bottom audit of NJ Transit, which has been the target of ire from customers and lawmakers for years.
Bramnick kicks off the "Rally the Reasonable" tour by distancing his party from the Trump administration.
A group of manufacturing professionals and state lawmakers spent two days talking about how to grow the industry that’s garnering more than $50 billion.
A rally in New Jersey for the Democratic National Committee. What the party must do as it searches for an identity and some winning ways. ...
Politicians, lobbyists and business leaders from New Jersey were in attendance for the New Jersey Chamber of Commerce's 80th Annual Walk to Washington.
Power hitters on the annual Walk to Washington. Usually dominated by state issues. Not this time. Immigrant workers take a day off to protest the ...
The Omnia plan provides discounts at 36 hospitals designated tier one, and excludes 33 hospitals designated tier two. The state Department of Banking and Insurance ...
Does a two tiered system of health care mean second tier patients get second class care? An assembly hearing on the Omnia plans went on ...
Nine months later, acting Education Commissioner David Hespe's confirmation hearing. Turning the tables on stalkers. Making public information public. And writing computer code? It's elementary.
New Jersey lawmakers are considering a bill that would require convicted stalkers to wear GPS monitoring devices to alert authorities when they get close to ...
Power brokering after hours at the League of Municipalities conference. Treating heroin addicts. Do we have enough tools? Ebola quarantines suppressing aid volunteers. And ensuring ...
Assemblywoman Nancy Muñoz says that a new law will help reduce the number of patients re-admitted to hospitals after being discharged.
Atlantic City's loss is another city's gain. Water-logged Woodbridge homes join the Blue Skies buyouts. Outside U.S. senators' offices, anti-Israel protests. And an Emmy-winning Foley ...
Assemblywoman Nancy Munoz (R) says that Gov. Chris Christie has found other ways to fund women's health care in New Jersey despite vetoing a measure ...