NJ lawmaker introduces bill for "Menstrual Empowerment Day"
A state lawmaker in Trenton has introduced a bill to establish "Menstrual Empowerment Day" in New Jersey.
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Are Flavored Vapes Still Illegal In New York?
A new law could get rid of popular flavored e-cigarattes and vape products for good in New York State.
New York State Police Seek Your Help, Know These Individuals?
New York State Police are looking for these 3 individuals accused of larceny at a Kohl's department store.
$50 Per Hour Coming To Workers In New York State?
How will the government fight inflation and the financial struggle that we are facing here in New York State?
South Jersey Developer Launches Long Shot U.S. Senate Bid
South Jersey Developer Launches Long Shot U.S. Senate Bid
670 new laws in NJ ... and lots of not-quite laws that fell short
Gov. Phil Murphy's first term saw the most laws in a four-year span since 1982-85. But plenty of bills you may have heard of didn't make the final cut.
How to get help from your government in New Jersey
Reach your local, county, state and federal officials
Meet the Senate candidate who could possibly beat Menendez
Former United States Marine and head of biotech giant Celgene, Bob Hugin is confident heading into November.
State legislature passes $35B budget for 2017
New Jersey lawmakers have passed a nearly $35 billion budget, sending it to Republican Gov. Chris Christie.
Scalia’s death, Senate inaction leave Supreme Court in bind
Justice Antonin Scalia's unexpected death in February and the Senate's refusal to confirm a successor has left the Supreme Court in a bind on several closely divided cases.