NJ abolishes remaining juvenile court fines, will erase balances
A new state law is the next step in New Jersey's efforts at criminal justice reform.
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Is omicron COVID wave ending in NJ?
A sharp decline in NJ's COVID metrics is welcome news
Average NJ property tax bill near $9,300 – Check your town here
Property taxes in New Jersey climbed by nearly 2% again last year, restrained by the cap but still amounting to a $583 million tax hike.
How Murphy squares being Catholic with signing NJ abortion law
A bill codifying abortion rights as state law in New Jersey was signed Thursday at a ceremony in Teaneck.
Hopeful signs that omicron COVID surge in NJ may be easing
The 7-day average in lab-reported cases has dropped 12% from its Monday peak. Hospitalizations also dropped in Thursday's report.
More than 480,000 acres off NJ to be leased for wind power
New Jersey and New York plan to work together on a regional cluster for developing a supply chain for America's offshore wind industry.
NJ finances get another positive outlook, though not an upgrade
Another credit rating agency has improved its outlook for New Jersey’s finances, ahead of next month’s introduction of the next proposed state budget.
NJ Democrats decline to limit Murphy's pandemic power
Democrats reject limit on Murphy's pandemic orders
Murphy wants prescription drug prices in NJ on 2022 agenda
In a State of the State that was mostly a four-year retrospective, Murphy called for tackling prescription drug affordability and gun measures this year.
Murphy again declares COVID public health emergency in NJ
With his pandemic powers and directives set to expire at day's end, Gov. Phil Murphy renewed them by again declaring a public health emergency in the state.