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Cub Scout lesson
State Sen. Troy Singleton recently visited Cub Scout Pack 9 and parents in Palmyra, where he had the chance to talk about how state government works.
Princeton NAACP Chapter Hosts Legislators To Discuss Black Political Power And Equity
The Princeton University chapter of the NAACP, the nation’s oldest civil rights organization, hosted Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman, state Senator Troy Singleton, and New Jersey Assemblywoman Tennille McCoy for a discussion on the evolution and future of Black political power in New Jersey.
Alito Rejects Bid To Delay N.J. Affordable Housing Law
A bid for an emergency delay by a coalition of about three dozen New Jersey mayors to delay the implementation of New Jersey’s affordable housing law was denied today by U.S. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito, Jr.
Legislation Addressing Homelessness in Veterans Advances in State Senate
TRENTON, NJ — Legislation that aims to address homelessness in veterans has advanced in the New Jersey State Senate.
Singleton Legislation to Reallocate Funds to Pedestrian Safety and Law Enforcement in Burlington City
TRENTON – Aiming to fund pedestrian safety efforts better and reduce traffic-related injuries and fatalities, the Senate Transportation Committee advanced legislation that would reallocate fines that are issued for violations of “Antwan’s Law” to be entirely dedicated to Burlington City for the specific and sole purposes of pedestrian safety and law enforcement.
New Jersey Pitches New Savings Accounts for First-Time Homebuyers
New Jersey Democrats have proposed an idea to create special savings accounts for first-time homebuyers that will allow them to accrue tax benefits while they save for their first home.
Lawmakers Look To Codify NJ Veteran Homelessness Initiative
UNION, N.J. (PIX11) — Once an Army combat medic, Frank “Doc” Schupp does all he can for New Jersey’s veterans.
It’s A Wrap
NJ Transit unveiled the first vehicle on the River LINE to feature a fully renovated passenger compartment, as well as a recent engine overhaul, as part of continuing efforts to enhance the customer experience and improve service reliability.
NJ Bills Would Allow Speed Cameras in School Zones, Reversing Ban
Two bills introduced in the New Jersey Legislature would permit the installation of speed cameras in school zones across the state, reversing New Jersey's long-standing ban on traffic cameras that has been in place since red light cameras were discontinued in 2014.