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The Department of the Treasury announced New Jersey’s gas tax rate will decrease by 1.0 cent per gallon, beginning Oct. 1

A special ABC ruling paved the way for third-party delivery services to begin transporting alcohol to Garden State customers’ doorsteps.

In Atlantic City, Gov. Phil Murphy touted community investments that come via the recently passed Fiscal Year 2023 budget.

New Jersey adults can soon DoorDash, Instacart or Amazon Flex alcohol from participating restaurants, bars or liquor stores.

NJ has filed lawsuits to force the environmental cleanups of three contaminated properties in Middlesex Borough, Linden and Rahway.

As part of his newly appointed role as President of the New Jersey State Association of Chiefs of Police, Stafford Township Police Chief Tom Dellane, is working towards making improvements for overall public and community safety and much more.

Under a proposed program, commuters would pay higher tolls during peak hours to enter the Central Business District.

The latest ratepayer impact study of Gov. Murphy’s Energy Master Plan inexplicably ignores many of the most costly mandates, said Sen. Steven Oroho today, as he blamed the Murphy Administration for continuing to obscure the true fiscal impact.

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