In The News
Singleton Bill Requiring Civics for Middle Schoolers Signed into Law
TRENTON, NJ – In an effort to ensure students are receiving adequate civics and government education, legislation sponsored by Senators Shirley Turner, Troy Singleton, M. Teresa Ruiz, and Linda Greenstein, requiring civics instruction in middle school, was enacted into law on Friday.
2025: The Year Of The New Jersey Democratic African-American Gubernatorial Candidate
First, a word about this year’s gubernatorial contest, particularly about Republican candidate Jack Ciattarelli.
Tuskegee Airman James Cotten Remembered In South Jersey With More Than Words
WESTAMPTON – James Cotten was a member of the elite, all-black Tuskegee Airmen in the Army Air Corps, but his service to the country and its people extended far beyond active duty toward the end of World War II.
Murphy, Oliver Highlight Investment Into NJ’s Housing
TRENTON - Gov. Phil Murphy and Lt. Gov. Sheila Oliver believe that expanding access to safe and affordable housing is a critical part of building a stronger and fairer New Jersey that works for everyone.
Burlington County Commissioners Kick-Off School Supply Drive
MOUNT HOLLY - The Burlington County Board of Commissioners and state Sens. Troy Singleton and Dawn Marie Addiego want to ensure every county child is prepared for the return back to school this fall by kicking off their school supply drive.
Bringing Underserved Communities Up To Speed With Broadband Internet Service
Bipartisan legislation sponsored by Senator Steve Oroho and Senator Troy Singleton to help deliver high-speed broadband internet access to underserved parts of the state was signed into law by Gov. Phil Murphy.
Singleton Brings Back "Food Truck Fridays"; Bordentown First Stop On Tour
BORDENTOWN, NJ — Senator Troy Singleton (D-Burlington) has brought his Food Truck Fridays back this summer, and his first stop on the tour was Bordentown.
Singleton, County Host School Supply Drive With Bordentown Drop-Off Site
BORDENTOWN CITY, NJ — Senator Troy Singleton and the Burlington County Commissioners are partnering up to collect new school supplies and backpacks for Burlington County kids in need before the start of the 2021-2022 school year.
Op-Ed: Our Vulnerable Communities Are Key Building Blocks Of A Cleaner, Healthier And Wealthier NJ
‘Clean Energy Equity Act…ensures that New Jersey’s overburdened communities benefit from clean-energy access, energy savings and job opportunities’
New Worker Misclassification Laws Will Ensure Fair Benefits, Wages Says Murphy
TRENTON, NJ – Governor Phil Murphy signed a four-pronged approach to stopping employee misclassification in hopes of workers and employers in New Jersey are treated fairly. According to the Governor's office, misclassification is the practice of illegally and improperly classifying employees as independent contractors.