Kevin McArdle

Victims of identity theft in the Garden State shouldn’t be harassed by debt collectors if the victims didn’t rack up the debt the collectors want paid off.

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Potential New Jersey employers would not be able to get their hands on your social media passwords under a measure passed by the full Assembly Thursday. 

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New Jersey's medical marijuana Law continues to be bogged down in a maze of big government bureaucracy.

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If you're one of those people who still ignores the law and talks or texts on a hand-held cell phone while driving you could soon be forced to do it from the passenger seat.

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Two lawmakers and proponents of New Jersey's Medical Marijuana law claim sick patients suffer needlessly as the program continues to languish. Activists are urging legislators to set up review panel to address what they call the Medical Marijuana Program's “many short-comings.”

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Two senior citizens have been sentenced today for acting as brokers in a scheme involving a former clerk at the Edison Motor Vehicle Commission (MVC) agency to illegally sell New Jersey digital driver’s licenses to unauthorized people. The clerk and a third broker have pleaded guilty and are awaiting sentencing.

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There's been a lot of talk about making sure federal Sandy Relief aid is spent wisely, but today the full Assembly votes on a bill to deploy integrity oversight monitors.

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Remember that heartbreaking story about a Labrador retriever named Moose from Delran who died in a hot car last July after allegedly being kidnapped?

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A former management information systems specialist for the city of Hoboken has pleaded guilty today to intercepting communications meant for Hoboken Mayor Dawn Zimmer and top city officials and passing some of those communications on to other officials, U.S. Attorney Paul Fishman says.

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The first federal hearing on Superstorm Sandy recovery and rebuilding was held this morning in Washington, D.C. The U.S. Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs heard from three witnesses who provided testimony on how federal officials are supporting and coordinating recovery efforts.

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