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Gov. Phil Murphy's administration agreed to give more money to Rutgers and other state colleges in New Jersey. → Read More
Gov. Phil Murphy issued the order hours after the men died. → Read More
Gov. Phil Murphy signed the laws despite numerous concerns from critics. → Read More
The state Supreme Court's chief justice announced the changes amid a continued push to fill a string of vacancies across the state. → Read More
Gov. Phil Murphy signed "Larry Doby Day" into law on Wednesday. → Read More
It's now up to Gov. Phil Murphy, an admitted Central Jersey believer. → Read More
Anthony Bucco has succeeded the retiring Steve Oroho as the state Senate's majority leader. → Read More
Gov. Phil Murphy had conditionally vetoed a broader law and asked for these changes. → Read More
The state Legislature passed a plan to extend online gaming through 2028. → Read More
Gov. Phil Murphy's administration sees the move as key to help bolster its fight against climate change. → Read More
Michael Noriega will fill the latest remaining vacancy on the court and become the first former public defender to be a justice. → Read More
Gov. Phil Murphy reached a last-minute deal with state lawmakers on state spending plan for the fiscal year that begins July 1. → Read More
State lawmakers are considering the plan amid outcry Republicans and other critics. → Read More
State lawmakers are set to vote on the move as part of a new state budget. → Read More
“Promoting men who make a living destroying women is unacceptable, especially in a leader of this state," Bridget Anne Kelly tweeted. → Read More
State lawmakers voted to approved the controversial proposal Tuesday. → Read More
Michael Noriega would be the first-ever former public defender to serve on New Jersey's highest court. → Read More
The state Senate passed a bill this past week that would drop the requirement for three years. → Read More
The proposal is designed to effectively cut property taxes up to half for senior homeowners in New Jersey. → Read More
A Democratic lawmaker is pushing the proposal, saying public records laws in New Jersey are too burdensome to government workers. → Read More