legalize marijuana

The government wants to see our state constitution changed so they can set up yet another bureaucracy and increase your taxes.

Legalizing marijuana was the topic on this week's Facebook Live conversation.

If Trenton wants more revenue, they are going to have to actually encourage people to smoke pot. As absurd as I find that notion, they shouldn't be hypocrites.

As the legislature and the Governor rush to legalize recreational marijuana, they are desperate to convince you of the tax revenue windfall.

Several towns and counties have joined the chorus of pushing back against the Governor's campaign promise.

Instead of finding a solution to the tax situation in NJ, the pols decided to create a gimmick that sounded good for a headline, but set us back even further.

There's a racial imbalance among people incarcerated for drug offenses, but what is the real reason for it?

Spikes in marijuana roadway deaths, increased arrests among minority youth and increases in hospitalizations all add up to a terrible deal for NJ residents and taxpayers.

Well, here we go again. The same state senator who was a sponsor of the push to legalize the medicinal use of marijuana is now looking to introduce a bill that would legalize marijuana for recreational use as well. Senator Nick Scutari of Union County hopes to have lawmakers consider a system similar to how medical marijuana is distributed – in which the product is cultivated and sold here in stat