Declan O'Scanlon

On the other side of the aisle, Democrats introduced a bill on Monday to "expand the membership of the commissions responsible for approving" any such rate increases.

But it doesn't appear the findings will move the needle much in New Jersey, one of many states that prohibit speed cameras by law.

Lawmakers tell the acting attorney general that police remain wary of approaching young people with marijuana under the marijuana decriminalization law.

Amid military aggression in Ukraine, residents and businesses are boycotting Russian-sourced items, in solidarity with those under siege. There's also a proposed ban on NJ business with Russia.

The proposal extends to pension investments and covers any entities with substantial business interests in Russia or financing from there.

Through an online petition and social media campaign, Senate Republicans hope to push Gov. Phil Murphy to reverse course on pandemic and fiscal policies.

“From Monmouth to Cape May, we’ve seen what happens when you strip police of the power to hold teenagers and young adults accountable for breaking the law."

The Monmouth County Republican wants an explanation from Twitter about what specific rule he violated and if they can't an apology.

The latest executive order still requires people at private businesses to mask up to go down the hall to get a drink of water but allows screaming concert-goes to go mask-less for hours.

Unemployed workers aren't required to be looking for work during the pandemic – but they must still certify they're ready, willing and available to work.

State racing to develop training for police so they're comfortable with how marijuana and alcohol possession among youth are to be handled.

While A-5472/S-3565 awaits Governor Murphy's signature, Senator Anthony Bucco and Senator Declan O’Scanlon do support the change but they say it's not enough.