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NJ Legislature Tightens Rules For Uber, Lyft
Ride-sharing companies such as Uber and Lyft have been operating in New Jersey for years, but the state doesn't regulate how they contract with drivers, insure, or provide other protections to consumers.
Job Growth In New Jersey Lagged in 2016 After Good Year In 2015
Economist warns that ‘slow’ may be the state’s ‘new normal,’ citing structural changes like millennials rejecting the suburbs and flocking to major cities.
Slain Wife Had A Restraining Order - Could Law Christie Vetoed Have Protected Her?
Friends of Tara O’Shea-Sullivan are expressing relief after her husband Jeremiah Monell was captured by State Police in South Jersey and charged with killing her two weeks ago in their Lawrence home.
Singleton, Tucker, Lampitt, Johnson & Danielsen Bill to Establish Pilot Program to Help Vets Modify Homes Continues Advancing
Legislation sponsored by Assembly Democrats Troy Singleton, Cleopatra Tucker, Pamela Lampitt, Gordon Johnson and Joseph Danielsen to assist with the cost of housing modification for veterans was advanced by an Assembly panel on Thursday.
Christie Signs off on Quarterly Contributions to Public-worker Pensions
New law still allows officials to skip or short payments if state is having revenue problems
New Jersey May Become Latest State to Cap Out-of-pocket Cost of Medications
There’s a bipartisan push to cap what patients pay for drugs. It could cut their bills in half, but not everyone’s on board
Singleton, Wimberly & Holley Bill to Protect Employee Pension Payments from Being Hijacked by Christie Admin Advances
Measure Would Bar Administration from Using Increased Employee Contributions to Offset State's Obligation