Nia Gill

Rules for adult-use recreational marijuana, which voters green-lighted in a Nov. 3 referendum, now await Gov. Phil Murphy's signature.

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.

Sweeney supports an audit of the mainly mail-in ballot election, as called for by state Senator Nia Gill.

Medical malpractice lawsuits might be banned for coronavirus treatment in NJ, including possible choices about who gets a ventilator and who doesn't.

Bigger businesses in fast food, retail, hospitality and warehousing would have to follow new worker-friendly rules on scheduling under revamped proposal.

Starting early next year, employers in New Jersey can no longer ask prospective workers about their salary history.

A $38.7 billion spending plan was approved by the Legislature. Gov. Phil Murphy said it needs corrective action, so a veto or negotiated solution seems needed.

Gov. Phil Murphy says the order barring state agencies from asking job applicants their salary history should be taken statewide through a new law.

Though there won't be a vote on legalization for at least seven months, a Senate panel heard testimony for five hours Monday on legalizing marijuana in New Jersey.

A divided state Senate voted Monday to condemn President Donald Trump's orders on a border wall, sanctuary cities and a temporary refugee and travel ban.