NJ Politicians React Strongly To Possible Roe v. Wade Reversal

A reversal of Roe v. Wade and the related Planned Parenthood v. Casey decisions would not affect those seeking an abortion in New Jersey​.

Abortion Access Would Remain In New Jersey If Roe v. Wade Overturned

"Instead of hoping for the best we prepared ourselves for the worst," Gov. Murphy said in reaction to the leaked Supreme Court opinion.

$1.5M In Funds To Combat Food Insecurity Is Up For Grabs In NJ. Here's How To Get It

A $1.5 million Food Security Planning Grant pilot program will award grants to local governments and redevelopment agencies.

$13M Boost In Utility Help Coming For NJ Residents

Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program, overseen by New Jersey Department of Community Affairs, awarded second infusion for fiscal year.

New Jersey 49th Of 50 In Economic Outlook

New Jersey ranked 49th for economic outlook and 44th for economic performance from 2010 to 2020 among U.S. states.

Association Backs Effort To Create, Build In New Jersey

The NJIEF intends to create partnerships between the state and the private sector in support of innovation in the state.

New Jersey Transit Board Approves More Than $40 Million In Project Contracts

The board's approval is the first for “early action” work on the Delco Lead Storage and Inspection Facility project in New Brunswick.

Legislation Eyes Improvement In Quality, Access To New Jersey Early Childhood Care

The nine-bill package tackles childcare inaccessibility by taking what Senate Majority Leader Ruiz describes as a “multipronged approach.

Expand Subsidies To Film And TV Or Lower New Jersey's Business Tax Rate?

Gov. Phil Murphy awarded the Industry Champion Award by the Motion Picture Association for “expanding film and TV production opportunities."

NJ Cops Can Use Recreational Marijuana Off-Duty, State Says

Off-duty officers in the state can partake in recreational marijuana, available at the following locations starting April 21:

New Jersey 29th In GDP Report Of U.S. Bureau Of Economic Analysis

Those positive combinations, however, could only push the Garden State into 29th of all states for growth rate in 2021.

New Jersey Restaurant Industry 'Still Not Back To Pre-Pandemic Levels'

Restaurant Revitalization Fund Replenishment Act of 2021 would provide an additional $42 billion for the Restaurant Revitalization Fund.

Study Gives New Jersey A Failing Grade For Pandemic Response

The group gave the Garden State an F-minus for its pandemic performance, tying New York and the District of Columbia.

New Jersey Budget Proposal Reduces Backlog In Need For Affordable Housing

More than 3,000 new affordable housing units in 43 developments to be built, eliminating state backlog before end of Murphy's second term.

New Jersey Family Leave Bill 'Means More Money Every Week Out Of Everyone's Paycheck'

Senate Bill 508 would increase the maximum weekly benefit rate for temporary disability and family leave, according to a bill summary.

AG Nessel Joins Amicus Brief Over Family Planning Funding Lawsuit

Action supports Biden administration efforts to restore Title X funding to providers that left program under restrictions enacted in 2019.

State Mandate Of School Start Times Not Favored In New Jersey

New Jersey School Boards Association said school start times are a matter best left to local school boards in response to community needs.

New Jersey Association Wants 'Removal Of Barriers' To Become A Teacher

The association called the edTPA testing requirement a barrier to entry to the profession during a teacher shortage.

New Jersey Earns Praise For Start Of Recreational Cannabis Sales

The start of sales was put off when New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory Commission delayed vote to allow a number of dispensaries to begin sales.

New Jersey Residents Assisted By $170M For Rentals, Utilities

New Jersey residents having trouble paying rent or utilities will see $170 million heading toward rental and utility assistance programs.

New Flex Work Scheme Gives Some NJ Workers 2 Days At Home A Week

Not all employees will be eligible for telework due to the nature of their jobs.

Murphy Changes NJ State Bird To Middle Finger In April Fools' Prank

"It is important for state symbols to reflect New Jersey's culture and values," the faux proclamation posted on Twitter read.

Proposed Biden Tax Could Cost These NJ Billionaires 20% More

New Jersey has six Forbes-ranked billionaires who could get hit by Biden's proposed tax.

Legal Weed Sales In NJ Could Get Green Light Thursday: Report

The Cannabis Regulatory Commission is expected to approve the first batch of licenses for those wanting to manufacture weed in the state.

NJ Ranks Among Least Federally Dependent States In U.S.: Report

New Jersey is only behind one other state when it comes to not relying on federal government assistance, according to a new report.

$500 Gas Tax Rebate Proposed By NJ State Senator: Report

Sen. Edward Durr, a truck driver who unexpectedly defeated Democrat Steve Sweeney last November, proposed the rebate.

Speculation Heats Up Former NJ Gov. Chris Christie To Run For President In 2024

“It's over and we as a party need to move forward. We can't look backwards. We can't be a party of vindictiveness and vendettas."

NJ State Senate President Opposes Self-Serve Gas Bill

Senate President Nicholas Scutari's anti-self-serve gas stance could halt the bill from becoming law in New Jersey.

Majority Of NJ Supports U.S. Involvement In Ukraine: Rutgers Poll

New Jersey adults are split on sending more U.S. troops to Europe. But, a majority support the U.S. getting involved somehow with Ukraine.

Want To Run A NJ Weed Dispensary? Now's Your Chance

The New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory Commission is accepting applications from those hoping to become legal marijuana retailers.

NJ Police Internal Affairs Records Can Be Made Public: Court

A decision by the NJ Supreme Court could result in greater public transparency in how state police departments discipline their ranks.

What $178 Million In Federal Money Will Do In New Jersey

The money will fund local projects including parks, infrastructure, coastline protection, and more. See where it's going in your county.

NY Asks Supreme Court To Stop NJ From Leaving Port Agency

The filing claims New Jersey’s withdrawal from the Waterfront Commission of New York Harbor will cause irreparable harm to New York.

NJ To Receive $641M In National Opioid Settlement: Murphy

The settlement with J&J, McKesson, Cardinal Health, and AmerisourceBergen will be split between New Jersey state and local governments.

Murphy To End Mask Mandate In All NJ State Buildings

State employees and visitors can still wear a mask indoors if they choose to, Gov. Phil Murphy announced on Twitter.

New Jersey Bans State Business Dealings With Russia, Belarus

The sanctions, a response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, will be lifted when U.S. sanctions end, Gov. Phil Murphy said in a statement.

NJ Immigrants Eligible For $500 Pandemic Relief Under Murphy Plan

In his latest state budget proposal, Gov. Phil Murphy has earmarked $53 million to aid taxpaying immigrants excluded from other programs.

Inflation Could Mean Tax Breaks Under Proposed NJ Bill: Report

The bill would affect New Jersey taxpayers near bracket thresholds who are being pushed into higher brackets due to inflation.

Keep NJ Money Away From Russia, Murphy Orders

Governor Phil Murphy is directing state agencies to further identify ways to keep Garden State money away from the Russian government.

1.8M Eligible For Proposed NJ Property Tax Relief Program: Murphy

Under the new program, some homeowners could be eligible to receive an average $700 rebate to offset property tax costs.