Safeguards In Place For Early NJ Voters

This year’s early voting period will run through Sunday, June 8. The Primary Election Day is Tuesday, June 10.

NJ Towns Named In Controversial Federal Immigration Crackdown

This recent addition comes after the Trump administration sued Newark, Hoboken, Jersey City and Paterson, and their Democratic mayors.

Major Announcement On NJ Utility Hike Hailed As A Gimmick By Critics

New Jersey Republicans said they're also creating a questionnaire to hear from residents about how electric prices are affecting them.

Major Announcement As NJ Braces For Large Increase In Electric Rates

Gov. Phil Murphy's announcement comes less than a month before a statewide rate hike scheduled to begin on June 1.

Cuts, Changes To Medicaid Proposed In New Bill: What To Know In NJ

The legislation calls for at least $880 billion in cuts, largely to Medicaid, to help cover the cost of $4.5 trillion in tax breaks.

'Gulf Of America' Vote Passes: See How Your NJ Rep. Voted

The body of water has been known as the Gulf of Mexico for over 400 years. See how NJ representatives cast their vote:

Murphy Condemns Trump Cuts To School-Based Mental Health Grants

States were notified Tuesday that the Trump administration plans to cancel $1 billion in mental health grants for schools.

New Jersey Moves To Delay Planned Electric Rate Hikes

State officials announced in February that electricity costs would increase again this year for most New Jersey residents and businesses.

NJ Won't Comply With Trump's Demand To End DEI In Public Schools

The NJ Department of Education sent a letter to federal officials, responding to their request that referenced "illegal DEI" in schools.

Trump Administration Takes New Action On NJ Student Loan Borrowers

Federal officials plan to start collection next month on federal student loans in default. Here's what NJ residents need to know:

$1.1B In Medical Debt To Be Forgiven In New Jersey

Through the state’s partnership with Undue Medical Debt, Governor Phil Murphy said 629,000 residents will see medical debt relief.

What NJ Should Know About Daylight Saving Time Debate In Washington

Dozens of bills in multiple states are evenly divided between those favoring permanent standard time or year-round daylight saving time.

U.S. Attorney Investigating Murphy, NJ AG Over Refusal To Help ICE

“I want it to be a warning for everybody," Alina Habba said during an appearance on Fox News.

Trump Announces 90-Day Pause On Tariffs: NJ Leaders React

Global markets surged on the development, but precise details of Trump's plans to ease tariffs on non-China trade partners were not clear.

NJ Is 2025’s Least Federally Dependent State, Study Says

Finance website WalletHub compared all 50 states to see which relied most on federal dollars.

Proposed $1B In NJ Tax Hikes Draw Criticism From Lawmakers, Businesses

Higher taxes on alcohol, cigarettes, and vape products are among those Gov. Murphy proposed in next year's state budget.

New Trump Tariffs And NJ: What Products Could Cost More Locally?

Economists warn the action could mean New Jersey consumers can expect to pay more for necessities such as food, clothing, and energy.

'Reckless' $350M Funding Cut Could Put NJ Lives At Risk, AG Says

On Tuesday, New Jersey joined 22 other states in suing the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services over cuts to public health grants.

Billions Cut From State, Federal Health Programs: What To Know In NJ

The cuts include grants to fund infectious disease tracking, immunization clinics, mental health services, and addiction treatment.

Trump To Sign Order Closing Dept. Of Education: See NJ Impacts

The president has criticized the ED for being wasteful and influenced by a "radical woke agenda." Congress created the department in 1979.

Trump Puts New Restrictions On Social Security: What To Do In NJ

The "common sense" ID verification measures begin March 31 and are aimed at limiting fraudulent claims, the administration said.

Palestinian Protester Arrested On Columbia Campus To Be Tried In NJ

According to the docket, the case will be transferred to federal court in New Jersey.

Trump Proposal To Eliminate Federal Taxes At 150K: What It Means In NJ

More than 76 percent of Americans earn less than $150,000 per year, according to the latest Census figures.

Here's How NJ's Tax Burden Compares To Other States

As tax season looms, a new WalletHub study examines how much New Jerseyans are shelling out compared to the rest of the country.

Tariffs Proposed On Some Wine, Alcohol Products: What To Know In NJ

President Trump threatened a 200 percent tariff on champagne and other alcoholic beverages from France and European Union-member countries.

Education Dept. To Cut Half Its Staff: See Possible NJ Impacts

Secretary of Education Linda McMahon said this is "a significant step toward restoring the greatness of the United States education system.”

Taxes On These 9 Items Go Up In New NJ Budget Proposal

Gov. Phil Murphy's proposed budget calls for the state to spend a record $58.1 billion, which includes a proposed surplus of $6.3 billion.

New Tariffs Take Effect: What That Could Mean For NJ Consumers

The tariffs, announced Monday by President Donald Trump, sparked renewed concerns of a North American trade war.

Impeachment Of NJ Attorney General Platkin Sought By NJGOP

The resolution introduced Thursday accuses Attorney General Matthew Platkin of "weaponizing his position" and failing to perform duties.

See Which NJ Schools Will Get More State Aid For 2025-26

The 2025-26 state aid figures for New Jersey's nearly 600 school districts show changes made to avoid wild budget swings for districts.

Corruption Charges Dropped Against NJ Political Powerbroker

The state has 45 days to file an appeal, which New Jersey Attorney General Matthew Platkin said he would immediately do.

More Taxes, Big Spending: 5 Takeaways From Murphy’s Final Budget

From schools to property tax relief to public transit, here's what to know about the proposed 2026 state budget.

Trump Considering Big Changes For Postal Service: What To Know In NJ

The U.S. Postal Service has operated independently since 1970; the president is considering putting it under the Department of Commerce.

What Federal Cuts Could Mean For NJ As Budget Vote Looms

The U.S. House is expected to vote on their version of the sweeping budget plan this week. Here's how it could impact New Jersey residents:

IRS Lays Off NJ Workers As Tax Season Begins

These employees had trained to handle complicated tax situations over the last 18 months and many are military veterans, a union rep said.

NJ Lawmakers Question E-ZPass Contractor's Possible China Ties

Legislators are demanding more answers about why the NJ Turnpike Authority chose a company with parent offices in Singapore.

Medicaid Cuts, Billionaire Tax Breaks: NJ Reaction To House Budget

The budget plan includes slashing federal spending by $2 billion over the next decade, and $4.5 trillion in tax cuts.

Driver Awarded $12M After NJ Trooper Mistakes Stroke For Intoxication

A rookie trooper arrested the woman, delaying medical treatment for hours and causing her to become permanently disabled, a lawsuit states.

NJ Vs. Trump: Where Legal Challenges On Funding, Federal Buyout Stand

The state Attorney General has joined in multiple lawsuits seeking to challenge the president's executive orders and policies.

Bringing DOGE To NJ Proposed By Lawmakers

Government spending in NJ "has grown into a monster," Republican lawmakers said as they call for a Delegation on Government Efficiency.