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Gov. Murphy Bans TikTok On Government Devices
Murphy said the order "will ensure the cybersecurity of the state is unified against actors who may seek to divide us."
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Murphy said the order "will ensure the cybersecurity of the state is unified against actors who may seek to divide us."
At the same time, legal challenges over the new restrictions play out in the courts.
It's the 13th straight year New Jersey has been ranked last in the nation.
A New Jersey senator is arguing the delay is costing taxpayers millions.
The bill will prevent licensed firearm owners from carrying guns in "sensitive places" and restrict firearm carrying on private property.
Under the agreement, the authority will make $124 million in annual loan payments beginning in 2033 to cover the state's share of funding.
The $6 million federal government grants will expand broadband internet service to underserved communities across the state.
"New Jersey was one of a handful of states that started the pandemic with a structural deficit," according to a new report.
The brief challenges a federal regulation requiring fishermen to pay for the cost of monitors who board their vessels during fishing trips.
The fishermen have signed on to a federal lawsuit challenging a rule requiring boat captains to pay for federal monitors to observe catches.
The Glassboro-Camden Line will restore passenger rail service along an existing rail line in Gloucester and Camden counties.
The number of passenger boardings – referred to as "unlinked trips" – dropped 60% in 2021 from pre-pandemic levels and operations were a ...
The plan is aimed at reducing traffic congestion and cutting the region's greenhouse gas emissions. It’s set to go into effect in late 2023.
Names and addresses of elected officials would be exempt from public disclosure under proposals being considered by the state legislature.
NJ Transit's locomotive fleet includes 35 ALP-45 locomotives, which can operate under electric or diesel power.
Last week, state transportation officials issued $750 million in bonds for the Transportation Trust Fund.
A briefing is being requested from Ticketmaster about key areas of concern related to the chaotic ticket pre-sale for Swift’s 2023 tour.
They accuse education officials of focusing too much on "identity politics" rather than helping students recover from impacts of pandemic.
Michael Testa filed a bill package to cut $675 million in local spending earmarks approved as part of $50.6 billion FY 2023 state budget.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency says it has awarded the state more than $95 million from its Drinking Water State Revolving Fun ...