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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.
Singleton, Lawmakers, Ready to Dive into Key Sherrill Priority
When the legislature reconvenes next week, lawmakers will take a crack at the key priorities of Governor Mikie Sherrill, including more affordable housing in New Jersey. State Senator Troy Singleton (D-7) is the senate's leading housing expert and today acknowledged the Governor's willingness to look at issues like inventory - in context - and reaffirmed his commitment to working with her administration.
New Law Addresses Homelessness In Towns
New Jersey municipalities will now have greater authority and resources to address homelessness under a new law signed by outgoing Gov. Phil Murphy.
Governor Signs Zwicker and Cryan’s Community College Bill Package
TRENTON – On his last day in office, Governor Phil Murphy signed a legislative package sponsored by Senators Andrew Zwicker, Joe Cryan, and Troy Singleton, which will increase access to social services and workforce development resources to improve student outcomes at the state’s community colleges.
Black History Month
This Black History Month, we should reflect on the courage, sacrifice, and resilience of those who paved the way, and those whose shoulders we stand upon, so future generations can dream bigger and go further.
Minnesota Is Hurting
Minnesota is hurting. And when Minnesota hurts, America must listen. In just a few short weeks, families have buried loved ones, communities have been shaken, and trust has been strained by a series of deeply troubling events. These moments demand more than talking points. They demand leadership rooted in empathy, accountability, and an unwavering commitment to justice.
Singleton To Host February Community Service Project At The Dr. James Still Historic Site
Moorestown – In honor of February being African American History Month, Senator Troy Singleton is hosting his monthly community service event at the Dr. James Still Historic Office Site and Visitor Center. The “Serve with Senator Singleton” event will be held at the Dr. James Still Historic Office Site and Visitor Center, 210 Medford-Mt. Holly Road in Medford on Saturday, February 7, 2026 from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.