Gerald Cardinale

A longtime GOP lawmaker proposed a measure to let Garden State residents keep up to six pot plants for personal use, once the legal weed law is signed.

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.

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

Senate votes 29-4 to decriminalize the posession of up to 6 ounces of marijuana. Assembly schedules a Monday voting session, but no word if a vote is planned.

Municipalities can prohibit sales, but not until there's a state law on the books.

Proponents of the $300 million tax plan say it's not a new tax but merely replaces one a federal one being repealed. Critics say a pandemic is not the time.

Victims' advocates say laws proposed by New Jersey legislators don't go far enough to protect sex-crime accusers from being re-victimized by a legal process that critics have termed "court-ordered rape."

Some unauthorized immigrants would be eligible to obtain professional and occupational licenses in New Jersey, under a bill advanced by a Senate panel.

A proposed constitutional amendment will be before voters next November, after it barely achieved the needed three-fifths supermajority in the Legislature.

The Affordable Care Act is being challenged in federal court and altered by the Trump administration. New Jersey might turn it into state law.