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.
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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.
Here's who report says gave Murphy's 'dark money' group $3.6M
New Directions New Jersey has not revealed any of its donors.
Murphy signs law to study delaying high school start times
The law directs the Department of Education to establish a pilot program using five districts from urban, suburban, and rural areas.
Assembly bill would require convicted sex foreign offenders to register under Megan’s Law …
Jersey Shore Assemblyman Ron Dancer has introduced legislation requiring anyone convicted of fleeing sex crime charges in foreign countries to register under Megan's law.
NJ unemployment hits all-time low — and Murphy takes credit
The governor says efforts to grow the economy the right way are paying off.
Teen rape backlash: NJ judge quits, all judges to get training
A Family Court judge who believed that a prep school student should get easy treatment after he was accused of raping a 16-year-old girl is hanging up his robes for good.
Four new N.J. gun laws, including revamped push for 'smart guns'
Gov. Phil Murphy signed four new gun laws, adding to what the Giffords Law Center already ranks as the second-strongest set of laws among the 50 states.
Murphy OKs millions more for Planned Parenthood
Chris Christie had vetoed the funding every year he was in office.
New NJ law: Late utility payments should not be punished by death
Gov. Phil Murphy on Friday signed into a law a measure that will prevent utility companies from automatically shutting off power to medical customers.