(NJ Spotlight News)Governor to urge easing of ‘outdated restrictions,’ according to advance excerpt from State of the State address
(NJ Spotlight News)Governor to urge easing of ‘outdated restrictions,’ according to advance excerpt from State of the State address
(NJ Spotlight News)Survivors exhale as Murphy signs bill that also includes one-year foreclosure protection

There were two recent deaths on the light rail line
Andre MalokSen. Troy Singleton working to expand eligibility to more homeowners
(AP Photo/Evan Vucci, File)To meet the governor's concerns, revised legislation has stiffer requirements to guard against fraud

The measure, which passed unanimously in Assembly and Senate, awaits Murphy’s signature

A bill that would overhaul the system advances in Senate committee
(NJ Spotlight News)The new Legislature takes over on Tuesday
NJ Spotlight NewsFamilies want temporary forbearance on mortgage payments, foreclosures
NJ Spotlight NewsRestrictions include potential caps on the number of hosted events or the use of outside food trucks
NJ Spotlight NewsSen. Singleton says the current high prices are unacceptable
(AP Photo/Matt Rourke)Lawmakers would create special fund, advisory council to oversee funds for treatment
(AP Photo/Ted S. Warren)Gov. Murphy raised the issue in his State of the State address. Two prominent lawmakers have proposed legislation

Only covering about a third of NJ residents
(Courtesy of Aqeela Sherrills)It’s the latest effort by lawmakers to combat gun violence and ease the suffering it brings

Proposed bill would impose tougher penalties for attacks on health care workers

NJ is set to receive $641M from court settlement with Johnson & Johnson and three pharmaceutical distributors

State Sen. Troy Singleton introduced legislation that would provide financial and other support to minority-owned businesses.

Thousands of PPP loans for small businesses have already been processed in the first week. The SBA says it processed about 60,000 loans nationally.

New Jersey residents who usually work in New York, but are now working from home may be wondering why they are still paying New York ...