Robert Singer

State senator says a Friday conference call held Friday by the attorney general with Shore officials didn’t yield a coordinated plan to address pop-up parties.

NJ towns scramble to combat large, rowdy, crowds for summer

New Jersey’s most unusual state budget season ended in standard fashion , with the $46.4 billion plan sent to Gov. Phil Murphy’s desk in a party-line vote.

Sen. Fred Madden says medical students learn to conduct pelvic exams using anesthetized and unconscious patients who don't know it is going to take place.

The charge would become a disorderly persons offense and apply only when there is intent to infect and steps aren't taken to try to prevent that.

Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield is one gubernatorial signature away from finally gaining the chance to change its corporate structure.

Over four million voters cast a ballot in the presidential election despite what Republicans call an "unmitigated disaster."

Democrats vote to put a constitutional amendment on November's ballot that would keep current map for 2021 election due to COVID-induced census delays.

"We've seen, unfortunately, a rise in anti-Semitism generally," state Sen. Robert Singer told New Jersey 101.5.

Final legislative approval of medical marijuana expansion is likely June 10. Senate tweaked the bill to further encourage the industry's workers to unionize.