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Education advocacy groups say a plan to require advance written notice undercuts what makes active-shooter drills and fire drills helpful.

There isn't a state law affirming abortion rights in New Jersey. Activists worry case law won't be enough if the Supreme Court guts or overturns Roe v. Wade.

Backers of a bill that would solidify and expand abortion rights in New Jersey are demanding that the proposal gets heard in the Legislature this month.

A 15-member panel that examined misogyny and other issues related to the culture of New Jersey politics recommends a series of changes in a 76-page report.

The state Treasury Department announced last week that a diversity study will be conducted. Activists say nothing happened after the last one 15+ years ago.

Nurses union wants to know why COVID cases among hospital workers aren't on NJ dashboard. A bill also puts disclosure onus on people working at multiple sites.

Language in the three-month budget enacted Tuesday directs the DEP to seek ideas for "cultural, recreational and local economic opportunities" in state parks.

Legislators from across the political spectrum say it's time - or past time - for the state to commit to dates for reopening businesses ordered to close.

New Jersey in 2018 joined a short list of states that require employers to provide paid sick leave to their workers.

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."