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A workgroup focused on misogyny and sexual assault and harassment in New Jersey politics begins its work. One says men should be "very, very, very nervous."

Democrats remain in control of the Legislature, though a little less firmly after Republicans gained three seats in the 2019 midterms.

Gov. Phil Murphy made a veiled reference to seeking re-election in a State of the State that promised details on an agenda for 2020 in the weeks ahead.

Legislation ending religious exemptions to New Jersey’s mandatory vaccination rules stalled in the Senate amid fierce daylong demonstrations.

The measure amid a federal court battle over "Title X" is beyond Gov. Murphy's $10.5M funding for the health care provider.

New Jersey is toughening its law against wage theft. Business group says it criminalizes inadvertent mistakes.

Five state senators have called for the investigation and removal of two Family Court judges who were criticized for downplaying the actions by accused teen rapists.

Gov. Murphy gets new questions about hiring practices at the SDA and says he's trying to figure out what's been going on.

A Seton Hall employment law expert excoriates the Murphy administration's handling of rape allegations against a senior official.

The chief of staff of the Schools Development Authority had been twice asked to leave his job. His new boss knew he was leaving – but wasn't told why.

Chief of staff said he told a state official accused of rape to leave his job 10 weeks earlier than it was known he was urged to depart.