Ray Lesniak

A proposed bill moving in Trenton would allow judges to appoint lawyers or law students who volunteer to represent animals' interest in some criminal cases.

The economic plan enacted in January is already undergoing extensive changes, including a concession regarding how many people now work from home.

A New Jersey lawmaker unveils a plan to abolish the NJSPCA, and change how animal cruelty laws are upheld.

Animal rights groups turn thumbs down as plans move forward for more bear hunts in New Jersey.

The end of the program has immigrants brought here illegally as children worried about what comes next.

A plan to legalize and tax marijuana will be introduced in the Statehouse on Monday. Its fate depends on who gets elected governor in November.

Another black bear hunt is about to begin in New Jersey.

Democrats have failed in every previous attempt to override one of Gov. Chris Christie's vetoes.

A three-member federal Court of Appeals has upheld an earlier ruling saying that the Garden State's sports betting law stands in violation of federal statute.

Its the first legal test of New Jersey's sports wagering law.