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Bill sponsor says the change is needed to hold insurers more accountable. Business groups say it will lead to more lawsuits and higher premiums for all.

New Jersey State Police recruits are not sworn in as troopers until they complete training and graduate from the academy, under current law.

Senator Tony Bucco successfully filled the big shoes left behind by his Dad over the past year of service to the constituents of the 25th legislative district.

Committee OK's extending seasonal licenses to January 2022 but balks at even longer extension. Bill to help breweries doesn't yet get a vote.

A Republican state Senator says the one-time change to the process for Election Day "opens the door to manipulate the vote."

It’s clear that small businesses are not respected in this state and that has always been the case.

A half-dozen criminal justice and policing bills are endorsed by a Senate committee, setting most of them up for final approval on Thursday.

Aiming to get ahead of any psychological impact the COVID-19 public health crisis may have on frontline workers, a proposed New Jersey law would create a temporary task force charged with examining this threat and how to address it.
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Legislation in development to create a mental-health hotline for health-care workers and first responders and improved insurance coverage for care.

State senator says Lt. Gov. Sheila Oliver should be in charge of economic planning. Gov. Phil Murphy says a "skunkworks" team is being assembled.