(AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)NJ groups say actions fall short as mass deportation efforts escalate
(AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)NJ groups say actions fall short as mass deportation efforts escalate

The rushed legislation frames those who request information as if they’re the problem
NJ Spotlight NewsAdvocates want the law to extend to all businesses statewide, regardless of the size of the company
(singmin cho via Pixabay)Feds gives NJ, other states, one year post pandemic to review, but some enrollees lose out because paperwork too difficult
NJ Spotlight NewsNew negotiated prices would not take effect until 2026
(Julio Cesar Velasquez Mejia via Pixabay)But advocates say the state is not doing enough to promote the program

Consumer advocacy organization and nurses union say state should not have given go-ahead

Governor announces $1.1 million in new grants; state plans to target hard-to-reach populations and says first phase of the exchange will have limitations

As the fatal overdose rate among youth continues to rise nationally, educators in New Jersey are looking to a prevention and early intervention program to ...

A parade of economists and policy experts offered a panel of state lawmakers a dim view of the effectiveness of New Jersey’s former economic incentive ...

New Jersey passed a law in 2018 that tightened surprise medical billing. Now Congressman Frank Pallone wants to do the same for hospital patients throughout ...

Rep. Frank Pallone’s sponsoring a bill to crack down on robocallers.

In Trenton, the talk was more about what hasn't been happening in the budget negotiations. Sweeney said he'd wait to see what the governor announces ...

The Senate Majority Office says a bill to create a state-based exchange isn’t being held up. In fact, it’s still being worked on to expand ...

The IRS reported some 40% of Americans still hadn’t filed by April 5. It expected more than 14 million people to request extensions. Citizen Action ...

The Assembly Budget Committee convenes for its first public hearing on the state’s fiscal year 2020 budget.

Critics call the annual Chamber Train "pay-to-play shenanigans," while its sponsors call it a networking opportunity open to everyone willing to pay the price of ...

Politically active women who helped energize the blue wave that has swept across the state celebrated the midterm outcomes and rallied to push the movement ...

Three-quarters of people surveyed in a September poll by the Kaiser Family Foundation said it’s vital that coverage for people with existing conditions should remain ...

Consumer advocate groups say a bill pending in Trenton would weaken legal protections for people buying used cars. Auto groups say it just clarifies the ...