Child care constraints forcing NJ moms out of the labor force
"I believe we are in triage mode here in our great state," said Assemblywoman Britnee Timberlake.
Britnee Timberlake
Utility shutoff grace period may be extended again in New Jersey
The full Assembly and Senate are taking up legislation that essentially gives customers up to a 60-day protection window, as long as they apply for utility assistance by June 15.
7 ways NJ would reform policing — bills advance in Assembly
The package includes requirements for data collection and analysis, minority recruitment, implicit bias training and civilian review boards.
Proposed NJ law: Home births must be covered by insurance
It applies to the pandemic and beyond.
NJ could create hard requirement for affordable housing units
Builders who opt against the affordable-housing minimum would be forced to pay a fee equal to 25% or 30% of the project's total cost.
NJ considers giving in-state tuition rates to veterans
A new bill introduced in New Jersey would expand the pool of eligible veterans for in-state tuition rates in order for them to achieve higher education.
‘No’ or ‘not yet?’ Legal pot backers renew push for vote ASAP
After missing Monday's self-imposed deadline for voting on marijuana legislation, Gov. Phil Murphy and lawmakers say talks will continue to tweak the bill.