NJ spending $3M to help people sign up for 2020 health plans
Enrollment for 2020 health-insurance plans on New Jersey’s state-based exchange begins Friday, supported this year by a $3.1 million budget.
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Yet again, NJ's business climate ranked last by tax group
New Jersey has maintained an unwanted title, designated by the Tax Foundation as having the lowest-ranked business tax climate in the United States.
GOP puts focus on Murphy saying NJ not for tax-worried voters
Gov. Phil Murphy, as he's done before, says NJ wouldn't be the choice for those who care only about taxes. He says state is attractive due to other strengths.
Murphy says NJ Transit improving on day when 6 trains canceled
Gov. Murphy said NJ Transit is beginning to make rides smoother rather than harder on a day 26 trains were canceled.
NJ to make schools test water for lead twice as often
New Jersey's latest actions related to lead in school water: Tests every three years, a searchable database of reports and priority for infrastructure funds.
Task force, Murphy call for ban on flavored vapes in New Jersey
Panel also calls for restricting online sales, increasing penalties for stores and employee who sell to people under 21 & a possible ban on menthol cigarettes.
Stop calling New Jersey a sanctuary state, attorney general says
New Jersey is not a sanctuary state, according to Attorney General Gurbir Grewal.
Toms River votes to back lawsuit against NJ Immigrant Trust rules
The township council passed a resolution that also covers college aid and license for unauthorized immigrants.
Back-to-school special: NJ awards $20M to expand preschool
The expansion aid to 28 school districts brings New Jersey's total spending on preschool aid to more than $800 million this year.
NJ lawmakers want to chip in another $10M for Planned Parenthood
The measure amid a federal court battle over "Title X" is beyond Gov. Murphy's $10.5M funding for the health care provider.
Murphy: Schools must train NJ students for high-paying STEM jobs
The goal is to help students get STEM apprenticeships that lead to good jobs
Judge stops NJ doctors from helping patients end their lives
A state judge has put a temporary stop to a new law that allows doctors to write prescriptions that will end the lives of terminally ill patients.