NJ to require schools place tampons in boys bathrooms?
Democrats refuse to agree feminine hygiene products belong only in girls' bathrooms in NJ schools
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NJ moves to dump Russian investments. Will it matter?
Dumping Russian investments is largely symbolic, and comes with a cost to NJ taxpayers
Clock is ticking on Murphy mandates in NJ
Public health emergency to expire next week
Will Murphy extend health emergency in NJ?
Showdown looms between Murphy and Legislature over pandemic powers
New hope to limit Murphy's pandemic powers
Bill to curb emergency powers has Democratic support
5 legislators you should call RIGHT NOW before they raise the gas tax TODAY
Your voice needs to be heard! Here are 5 NJ districts that you need to call RIGHT NOW and tell them NO on the proposed 23-cent hike to NJ's gas tax!
NJ lawmakers call for bipartisanship and civility in 2016
A new legislative session officially began Tuesday in Trenton, with both Democratic and Republican lawmakers calling for an end to political gamesmanship.
NJ Republicans to Democrats: Do your job
NJ Republican lawmakers argue Democrats are using Gov. Christie’s travels as a smoke screen to hide their own lack of action.
Why NJ residents should be able to join Senate sessions
Jon Bramnick's new bill to allow citizens into Senate sessions is a great idea. You as a NJ resident should have access to your legislators and under Bramnick's plan, you would be able to sit in on the sessions. Would anyone go? They should at least have the ability to if they so choose...
Few primary battles for New Jersey Assembly seats this year
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — In New Jersey, legislative elections tend not to be very topsy-turvy. After major candidates for the Assembly were filed on Monday, it looks like maintaining the status quo is a possibility even with all 80 seats up this year.