COVID's toll on schools has lawmakers thinking about big changes
Summer school and the option to choose to repeat a grade are among the possibilities being considered in the Legislature after two years of disruptions.
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NJ Legislature votes to call for Trump's ouster over Capitol riot
Resolution passes that strongly condemns president for events on Jan. 6, calls for him to be removed or impeached if he won't resign from office early.
NJ's new $14.5 billion economic plan enacted by Murphy
After just over a year and a half without a tax incentive program, a modified economic plan first pitched by Gov. Phil Murphy in 2018 is in place.
Plans unveiled for giant wind turbine factory in South Jersey
Gov. Murphy says the project will make the Garden State a national leader in the emerging wind farm industry.
The barber of any street: NJ could allow shops on wheels
A bill advancing in the Legislature would allow for mobile barbershops and hair salons.
Compromise on pot legalization on track for Thursday approval
Latest and last group of amendments includes a cap on growers through 2022 and leaves business groups unhappy about workplace testing plans.
Tax cuts, job training, projects: What NJ can do to rebound
Legislative leaders discuss solutions to get the Garden State back on track once the COVID health emergency ends.
NJ lawmakers of both parties form group to back disability needs
Nearly one-fourth of the Senate and Assembly signs on as founding members of the new Legislative Disability Caucus.
NJ residents no rats: 70% refuse contact tracers — NJ Top News
7-in-10 refuse to provide information to state contact tracers. Murphy says it's not a witchhunt.
One month until pot legalized, but its details remain hazy
Legislation has been introduced in the Assembly that would move over into its own bill an amendment to downgrade penalties for psychedelic mushroom possession.