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During an address Feb. 15 at Rutgers University, Gov. Phil Murphy announced new initiatives to build upon the state's climate goals.

It's happened again, Save Jerseyans. For the 9th time since early December, a dead whale has washed up at the Jersey Shore, this time in Manasquan. This latest grim discovery comes only forty-eight hours after 500+ Jersey Shore residents gathered in Brigantine to voice their concerns with the

New Jersey has already seen more than 200 fatal overdoses in 2023.

The contractors for 88 Regent St., a Downtown Jersey City high-rise, have been fined $1.3M after a probe by multiple state agencies.

Gov. Phil Murphy on Monday signed legislation that aims to increase the rights, and likely the pay, of temporary workers in the Garden State. The Murphy

A $10 million pilot program will support unemployed and underemployed New Jerseyans trying to navigate and succeed in the labor market.

Towns are seeking private health insurance options over the state plan and the massive premium hikes that were approved last fall.

Gov. Phil Murphy on Monday signed legislation that aims to increase the rights, and likely the pay, of temporary workers in the Garden State. The Murphy

Gov. Phil Murphy on Monday signed legislation that aims to increase the rights, and likely the pay, of temporary workers in the Garden State. The Murphy

Gov. Phil Murphy on Monday signed legislation that aims to increase the rights, and likely the pay, of temporary workers in the Garden State. The Murphy