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Print Continue to article content This photo shows Gov. Phil Murphy as he has signed into law legislation to set up a recreational marijuana marketplace. | Edwin J. Torres/AP Photo New Jersey legalizes cannabis after years of failed efforts and toxic negotiations New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy finally delivered on a 2017 campaign promise when he signed legislation Monday that legalizes cannabis for adults, decriminalizes the possession of up to six ounces of the drug and codifies criminal justice ...

On March 9-10, NJ Cannabis Insider will host a virtual event over two consecutive mornings of strategic networking sessions built around speakers and panel discussions focused on what the new industry will bring.

Underage marijuana and alcohol use would be treated the same under the most recent NJ legal weed deal. Marijuana legalization could come by Monday.

Comcast postpones start of new data plan to 2022 South Jersey residents will no longer have to worry about how much internet they use in 2021. Comcast has announced it will delay the start of its new data plan for residential Xfinity internet customers in its Northeast region, including New Jersey, until 2022. “We recognize that our data plan was new for our customers in the Northeast, and while only a very small percentage of customers need additional data, we are providing them with more ...

For now, this gets you 3-5 years in jail. Smell the freedom.

TRENTON — In an effort to help New Jersey small businesses battered by the ongoing pandemic, Paycheck Protection Program loans will be tax exempt at the state level for the 2020 tax season. Those who received the tax-exempt loans also are able to deduct business expenses paid for with the proceeds, state officials announced Tuesday. Out of 155,851 PPP loans that New Jersey businesses received, nearly 134,000 of them were for amounts less than $150,000, totaling $4.6 billion, according to the ...

Burlington County lawmakers push back against internet data caps Burlington County lawmakers have pushed back against plans to charge residential internet customers a fee for exceeding data limits amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Sen. Troy Singleton was one of three state lawmakers last week to introduce a bill in the New Jersey Senate that would prohibit internet service providers from increasing rates during a public health emergency. The bills introduction comes after Comcast began to roll out...

Press Releases Senate President Sweeney, Honorable Members of the NJ Legislative Disability Caucus & Advocates from the Disability Community Hold First Meeting of Bipartisan Disability Caucus Focusing on the Impact of COVID-19 on Persons with Disabilities January 27, 2021, 1:15 pm | in Senate President Sweeney, Honorable Members of the NJ Legislative Disability Caucus & Advocates from the Disability Community Hold First Meeting of Bipartisan Disability Caucus Focusing on...

As another MVC agency shuts down, legislators try to bring relief to drivers facing deadlines Updated Jan 25, 2021; As state Motor Vehicle Commission officials shut down the Paterson agency late Sunday night due to an employee testing positive for the coronavirus, legislators are moving a bill to extend some dates that driver and vehicle documents expire. The Paterson Licensing and Regional Service Center will remain closed for sanitizing, contact tracing and quarantining until Feb. 5. This cl...

By ELIZABETH A MEYERS January 24, 2021 at 8:21 AM A U.S. Army Soldier with the 44th Infantry Brigade Combat Team, New Jersey Army National Guard, performs a temperature check on an individual scheduled to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. A U.S. Army Soldier with the 44th Infantry Brigade Combat Team, New Jersey Army National Guard, ... Credits: New Jersey National Guard/Mark C. Olsen Col. Lisa J. Hou D.O., Interim Adjutant General & Commissioner of the NJ DMVA and World War II U.S. Army veteran ...