Sherrill unveils record $60.7 billion first budget
Spending plan for FY27 protects K-12 education, claws back seniors property tax relief
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Assembly Committee Passes Key Bills To Protect Kids From Social Media Harms
NJ lawmakers move to shield children from social media risks, including screen addiction and privacy concerns.
NJ Immigration Bills Advance After Heated State House Debate
Sparks flew in Trenton as three major immigrant protection bills cleared a key committee. From ICE activity to officer ID rules, see what’s changing in New Jersey.
Lawmakers Discuss Phone Surcharge To Support Mental Health Hotline
A Senate committee moves forward a bill that would institute a statewide, monthly fee on all residents' mobile and IP-enabled phone lines to support a suicide and crisis hotline.
With A Bit Of A Flourish, Cursive Handwriting Returns For Elementary School Students
New Jersey will require public schools to bring back cursive writing instruction beginning in the 2026–2027 school year.
In Fiery Inaugural, Sherrill Pledges to Keep New Jersey At The Forefront
Mikie Sherrill is sworn in as New Jersey’s 57th governor, pledging to freeze energy prices, defend democracy, and keep the state leading the nation.
New Jersey Lawmakers Passed Over 600 Bills in Two Years. Here Are the Key Ones.
New Jersey lawmakers passed more than 600 bills during the 221st Legislature. Here’s a look at key non-budget laws shaping the state.