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With auto thefts soaring in New Jersey, state Sens. Anthony Bucco and Richard Codey proposed a bill to double criminal penalties.

METUCHEN – Governor Phil Murphy today signed a sweeping series of gun safety reforms to continue the fight against gun violence in New Jersey. Since taking office in 2018, Governor Murphy has been a champion of bold, commonsense gun reform, and signed significant gun safety packages in June 2018 and July 2019. Today, the Governor reaffirmed his commitment to redu

LeRoy Jones Jr. is a savvy operator accumulating relationships and power culminating in his leadership of the states majority party.

Senate Law and Public Safety Committee Advances Police Reform Legislation Senate Law and Public Safety Committee Advances Police Reform

A bill that would require New Jersey public schools to teach about 9/11 and its historical context was passed in the state Senate last week. The bill was Introduced by state Senators Richard Codey and Anthony M. Bucco and is set to be heard in an Assembly Education Committee meeting next month.

If Irving and the Nets somehow turn it on this spring and win a championship, what does that say about the league?

Reactions to former Dover Mayor James Dodds Facebook video post accusing the current administration of corruption.

At least three stores in New Jersey will vote on whether to unionize workers. Starbucks has been urged to support a fair election pledge, that it won't seek payback on employees.

Morris County Democratic Committee accused Dover Alderman Ed Correa of being a “self-styled king” and endorsed Correa’s opposition.

TRENTON, NJ - One of the most infamous comments ever made about the deadly attacks against America on September 11, 2001, was made by U.S. Congresswoman