Phil Murphy

Marijuana will not be legalized for use by adults in New Jersey any time soon, with the idea now delayed until decided by a voter referendum in November 2020.

As Toms River Regional Schools continue their fight to prevent state aid cuts that would cripple the district for years to come, they have a powerful ally on their side in Ocean County Prosecutor Bradley Billhimer.

Gov. Phil Murphy continued his search for enough votes to legalize marijuana by stressing it would erase hundreds of thousands of past convictions.

He makes an impassioned pitch for fence-sitting lawmakers to support legal pot in the Garden State.

It's not feasible to automatically erase past drug convictions as part of making marijuana legal for use by adults, says Gov. Phil Murphy.

Don't light up just yet, though.

The Governor's proposed budget calls for millions to expand the Community College Opportunity Grant program

An agreement on marijuana legalization in New Jersey isn’t yet complete, and despite recent progress and optimism, there’s still not a timetable for a vote.

The team came under criticism last season for housing the team in facilities with plastic bags for windows and using practice facilities at Rutgers that did not have showers.

It could become a cornerstone of his re-election campaign in a few years.

A plan to boost New Jersey’s minimum wage by nearly 70 percent over the next five years cleared its first hurdle by a party-line vote Thursday.

People suffering from opioid use disorder can now be treated with medical marijuana in New Jersey