Republican challenge also questions limits on what state can pay back

Gov. Phil Murphy points finger at massive house parties as reason for growing coronavirus infection rate

TRENTON, N.J. - In response to national protests calling for an end to racial discrimination and police brutality, New Jersey's Senate Law and Public Safety Committee approved a package of bills Tuesday.

The state’s utilities board drafts guidance possibly doubling the amount of capacity, ready to start seeking developers for giant project

TRENTON, NJ -- Legislation sponsored by Senator Troy Singleton (D-Burlington) to provide certain housing rights for people with criminal records was cleared by the Senate Community and Urban Affairs Committee on July 16

The New Jersey Legislature must act quickly to head off an eviction and foreclosure tsunami caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Gov. Murphy will likely need a plan to make up for sagging Lottery pension contributions in next budget

New Jersey is planning to start resuming jury trials as early as September, using mostly virtual jury selection and even multiple courtrooms and plexiglass barriers to maintain social distancing during the trial.

Legislation to ensure that overburdened communities in New Jersey have access to clean energy passed the state’s Senate Environment and Energy Committee this week.

Doctors, nurses and other first responders risked their lives fighting COVID-19. Now their mental and emotional health could be compromised because of their service