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New Jersey To Get $508M From Opioid Settlements
New Jersey's cities and towns on board with several multi-billion settlements against drug companies over alleged role in the opioid crisis.
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New Jersey's cities and towns on board with several multi-billion settlements against drug companies over alleged role in the opioid crisis.
Businesses will likely be saddled with more than $1B in new payroll costs to help the state replenish a fund that pays out jobless benefits.
Industry group coalition formed to push back against N.J. Gov. Phil Murphy’s proposal to update state Prohibition-era liquor licensing laws.
The state Assembly approved the Democratic-led measure in March on a largely party-line vote, with Republicans opposing the proposal.
Letter to National Highway Traffic Safety Administration requests a recall of Hyundai and Kia vehicles manufactured between 2011 and 2022.
Murphy and Whitmer teamed up this week to highlight the issue of youth mental health as part of a National Governors Association initiative.
Delaware lawmakers have resurrected a proposal requiring handgun owners to get permits, drawing criticism and the threat of a lawsuit.
Per report, while N.J. received $6.24 billion in federal American Rescue Plan aid in 2021, as of March 31, only $1.1 billion had been spent.
New Jersey can withdraw from anti-racketeering commission it created with N.Y. 70 years ago to rout out organized crime and corruption.
New Jersey Supreme Court issued one opinion from April 3-9. As of April 9, the court issued 17 opinions in 2023 — one fewer than a year ago.
As of April 9, Gov. Phil Murphy has issued 13 executive orders in 2023 — four fewer than he did at this point a year ago.
Striking faculty at New Jersey's Rutgers University returned to classrooms Monday after reaching a tentative agreement on a new contract.
Gov. Phil Murphy is moving to drop college degree requirements for some state workers as part of effort to ease chronic workforce shortages.
New Jersey is holding elections, including for legislative offices, June 6.
More than 9,000 educators at New Jersey’s taxpayer-funded Rutgers University are on strike this week over pay and workplace issues.
The petition calls for 9,760 acres – 14% of the area – to become a national park, the majority of which surrounds the river.
Republicans urge state and federal government to stop sonar testing and wind turbine mapping in response to surge in marine wildlife deaths.
New Jersey utilities won't be allowed to shut off water and sewer service for low-income customers unless they offer state financial relief.
During the week of March 27-April 2, Ballotpedia tracked 179 House election-related bills nationally.
As of April 2, Ballotpedia has tracked 50 election-related bills in the New Jersey State Senate since the beginning of the year.