See one price, pay another: NJ leaders target bogus 'junk fees'
Officials want to get rid of some junk, so that you can keep more money in your pockets.
Frank Pallone
Still getting robocalls? NJ lawmaker pushes 'Do Not Disturb Act'
One New Jersey area code recorded 12.2 million robocalls in December alone.
NJ officials urge social media to censor Hamas-Israel lies
Online posts about Hamas's attacks on Israel are adding unnecessary fuel to an already fiery fight, according to officials and advocates in New Jersey who want greater oversight of what's being shared on social media.
Why are concert tickets in NJ, NY so expensive and tough to buy?
After the Taylor Swift ticket meltdown of fall 2022, legislators in NJ and beyond set out to get answers from Ticketmaster. When Olivia Rodrigo tickets launched in September for MSG — was anything fixed?
NJ congressman: Stop allowing deadly recalled products to be sold online
Recalled products linked to infant deaths are not officially off the market.
NJ hospitals may be forced to create price sheet for patients
Do you ever really know what you're going to be charged for a doctor or hospital visit?
$10M lawsuit says Trump pushed NJ men to attack Capitol on Jan. 6
Capitol police officer and NJ native Brian Sicknick died a day after being assaulted during the Jan. 6 insurrection. Though natural causes were cited in an autopsy, a $10 million lawsuit accuses President Donald Trump of riling up violence.
NJ congressman: ‘Buy low, sell high’ approach to oil could help drivers at the pump
Profits from the idea would be used to build out electric vehicle infrastructure.
Pallone: Let’s stop moving the clocks – but which time is best?
With clocks 'springing forward' this weekend, costing an hour sleep, a congressional hearing considered whether to end the practice.
‘Beyond an inconvenience’ — NJ congressman demands outage answers from JCP&L
Congressman Frank Pallone has sent a letter to the president of Jersey Central Power & Light, demanding that the utility offer detailed explanations about outages that affected his district on Jan. 17, 21 and 26.
Compromise plan at Sandy Hook calls for few apartments to start
Redevelopment of historic "Officers' Row" at Fort Hancock could begin as a pilot program, according to U.S. Rep. Frank Pallone.
Polluters should pay for cleanup of superfund sites, not taxpayers, New Jersey Congressman says
New Jersey U.S. Congressman Frank Pallone doesn't think taxpayers footing the EPA cleanup bill for polluters at superfund sites is fair, and he's doing something about it.