BettyLou DeCroce

Proposed constitutional amendments call for awarding presidential electoral votes by congressional district and creating smaller state Assembly districts.

New Jersey's school construction program has money to complete 11 existing projects by 2025, but nothing more. Reauthorization talks seem to have stalled.

Deepfake videos created with artificial intelligence would have to be disclosed or be barred, particularly during election seasons.

The change to a mutual holding company could culminate decades of conversation about how to position New Jersey's largest health insurer for the future.

Legislation from Assemblywoman BettyLou DeCroce would require two weeks of early voting on election machines, rather than paper provisional ballots.

Individuals with varying levels of disabilities could struggle immensely navigating websites that able-bodied residents use routinely with no issues at all.

An Assembly committee plans to focus in the new legislative session on the impacts of technology on everyday life in New Jersey.

Turnout was the second-lowest on record, but the 1.6 million voters marked a nearly 39% increase from 2015, the last time state legislative races headlined.

The price to park in Newark and other cities in New Jersey could be raised to help improve pedestrian access to mass transit, under a bill advanced Thursday.

After 38 hours of hearings, a legislative oversight panel still can't answer a basic question: Who approved hiring an official who'd been accused of rape?