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Lawmakers Wary Of Christie's Plan To Shift Addiction, Mental Health Services
Expert cited in Christie’s controversial reorganization plan calls it a ‘real opportunity for New Jersey’
Opposition Grows To Latest National GOP Healthcare Plan
More than just a struggle for healthcare, U.S. Sen. Cory Booker calls it a fight for 'values central to our democracy'
Draft Water Plan Leaves Critics Dissatisfied On Several Key Fronts
The plan, they contend, doesn’t do enough to anticipate crises, head off likely deficits, and address water-quality issues, like lead in drinking supplies
Getting A Read On $125 Million Library Bond Ballot Question
Advocates argue that Garden State libraries need to catch up on technologies like the Internet, but opponents claim the state is ‘already drowning in debt’
With Budget Signing, State Is Back In Business - Just In Time For The 4th
Legislative triple play — budget, Horizon bill, and Lottery transfer — break the logjam that brought all but essential services to a standstill across state
Explainer: The Horizon Law That Helped Trigger A State Shutdown, Up Close
The law as enacted helps protect Horizon policyholders, a key element missing in earlier versions
Racial Impact Bill In New Jersey Underscores National Justice Debate
Supporters see Gov. Christie’s record on criminal justice and addiction crisis as signs that he could approve the measure
New Jersey Officials Reviewing Trump Request For Voter Info
TRENTON — New Jersey election officials are still reviewing a request by President Donald Trump's election fraud panel for information about state voters but said Wednesday that only information that is already publicly available would be released.