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It took four years and tireless advocacy, but Middletown mom Nikki Tierney’s crusade to change New Jersey law came to fruition Tuesday.

It took four years and tireless advocacy, but Middletown mom Nikki Tierney’s crusade to change New Jersey law came to fruition Tuesday.

January is National Human Trafficking Prevention Month, an effort to raise awareness, including how the public can identify and prevent it.

When the 219th state Legislature is sworn in at noon on Tuesday, the overall body and its Democratic leadership will include more people of color.

Sweeney, Singleton: Cabinet-level Department Needed to Promote Diversity and Equity in State Government   Senators also push legislation requiring NJ Division of Investment to expand pool to include ‘underrepresented’ investment advisers   TRENTON – Senate President Steve Sweeney and Senator Troy Singleton are pushing for the creation of a state Department of Diversity, Equity and[...]

Ruiz, Beach, Singleton Bill Establishing Social Innovation Loan Guarantee Pilot Program Advances Trenton – In an effort to encourage private investment in public health services, the Senate advanced legislation today sponsored by Senator M. Teresa Ruiz, Senator James Beach and Senator Troy Singleton which would establish a five-year social innovation loan pilot program to allow for[...]

Following New Jersey Governor Philip D. Murphy’s re-election this November, his Administration shows all signs of entering the new term with an aggressive environmental agenda. In the...

Following NJ Governor Philip D. Murphy’s re-election this November, his Administration shows all signs of entering the new term with an aggressive environmental agenda. In the past four years, Governor Murphy has promoted a forward-looking environmental enforcement plan.

Bringing 70 income-restricted apartments to Burlington County, Walters held a grand opening for Cornerstone at Lumberton.

The state Legislature approved a tax exemption to help offset the costs of retrofitting business operations because of COVID-19 rules.