Linda Greenstein

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.

A Senate panel advanced a bill commissioning a study of distracted driving. Similar bills crashed in the Assembly in the last two legislative sessions.

The bill's sponsors say they're now just putting current rules on worker misclassification into law. Opponents insist that's not the case.

Five state senators have called for the investigation and removal of two Family Court judges who were criticized for downplaying the actions by accused teen rapists.

Closer than ever, under this state lawmaker's proposal — and there's support from food retailers.

A bipartisan bill that has already passed in the state Senate would allow research animals to be put up for adoption once their services are completed.

Pediatricians back a sales ban, despite a big drop in accidents requiring emergency rooms visits. New Jersey would be the first to do it, if the bill passes.