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Critical Race Theory became one of the focal points of the New Jersey Governor's race this year and while the election is over, debate continues on whether it should be taught in schools or not.

New Jersey State Senator Anthony Bucco (R - 25) has introduced legislation to shine a light on the state's overdose drug crisis.

Legislation to revitalize abandoned stores and empty commercial and industrial buildings has cleared the New Jersey Assembly and now awaits Governor Phil Murphy's signature.

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  This week Governor Christie gave thumbs up to a study of a bill that would let New Jersey residents pay off Motor Vehicle surcharges with community service... what do you think of this idea? The Bill S-3015/A-4623 (Rice, Ruiz/Sumter, Oliver, Schaer, Pintor Marin) - Requires study of program allowing community service in lieu of paying motor vehicle surcharges So here are some questions that popp

We need to show drivers who think they can get away with passing a school bus that they are being watched...Sadly, this might be the only we get them to stop ~ Sen. Jim Holzapfel   It's a problem that could lead to a tragedy! Kids get...

No coffee in your car? there is legislation being introduced in Trenton that would outlaw your morning coffee, because it's too much of a distraction while driving! Bill # A-1908 would make it a crime to use electronic devices, eat and drink (Non-Alcoholic) while driving...

It's a one-two punch for the environment ~Jeff Tittel, director of the New Jersey Sierra Club Under a bill recently passed by a New Jersey Assembly committee  ... residents will have to pay five cents for every plastic or paper bag used to take groceries home...

I don't believe that legalizing an illegal drug for purposes of governmental profit is something that we should be doing. I believe that this is a gateway drug into other more serious drugs, I think it sends a wrong message to our kids and I don't think it makes anybody a better or more productive person ~ Chris Christie (Washington Examiner) In Trenton, a judiciary committee is set to hold hearin

State lawmakers are considering legislation that would prevent people who get hurt on the job because they are drunk from receiving Workers' Compensation. Assemblyman Brian Rumpf (R-9) is co-sponsoring Assembly Bill A-779, which he says could potentially save taxpayer money by preventing such claims...