Linda Greenstein

New Jersey licenses more than 50 professions, though not police officers. After years of negotiations, a bill is now ready that would change that.

Weekly, Russia is the source of about half a million cyberattacks on the executive branch of New Jersey government.

The bill codifying abortion rights was passed mostly along party lines, except for one Democrat opposed and one Republican in favor.

NJ could expand open container laws statewide to help bars and restaurants recover

A bill passed by the Assembly stumbles in the Senate, where lawmakers heard from people who say it legitimizes an untaught practice that should be eliminated.

A new bill being introduced by two female NJ lawmakers would require health insurers to cover bilateral screenings for women who have certain risk factors for breast cancer.

Two-thirds of New Jersey police officers don't have body-worn cameras. Gov. Phil Murphy vetoed a mandate last month because it didn't provide funding.

At a Senate hearing, testimony says it's because law enforcement is important that it needs to be improved to address racial inequities.

A legislative committee holds a marathon hearing to get ideas and discuss concerns from a wide array of experts.

Advocates say charge an indicator of future domestic violence. ACLU and public defender urge Legislature to move slowly in changing criminal justice reforms.