Consumer groups abandon scaled-back NJ bankruptcy exemption bill
The Senate unanimously approved the legislation, but advocates complained that because it was amended to exclude state court judgments from protections.
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NJ legislation stalls on 'COVID credit' to trim prison terms
Public health emergency credits would knock a year off most inmates' terms, making thousands eligible for immediate release. A planned vote was delayed.
Lawmakers say 'time is now' for licenses for undocumented
Activists and sympathetic lawmakers have long expected the Legislature to vote on driver's licenses for undocumented immigrants now that the election is over.
Murphy asks official to quit for question about Hispanic students
There's no such thing as a stupid question?
Starting March 1, buying concert tickets in NJ will be safer
You should have an easier time navigating the web for face-value concert, show and sporting-event tickets.
Pregnant cow escapes slaughter, inspires proposed NJ law
Brianna made news when she bolted on Route 80. Now she could make a new law.
With Christie gone, NJ may ban teen marriage
Sponsors of the bill are confident that Gov. Phil Murphy will sign the bill and make it the nation's first ban on teenage marriage.
Under pressure from legislators, FieldTurf says it didn't scam NJ schools and towns
During testimony, CEO Eric Daliere said the vast majority of fields installed at New Jersey high schools have held up well, with no problems reported.