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Parking In The Bus Lane Could Get You An Automatic $45 Ticket

NJ Bill A5612 proposes $45 fines via automated cameras for parking or idling in bus and bike lanes, aiming to improve transit flow and safety.

New Work Requirements For SNAP Recipients Take Effect

New SNAP work rules threaten food access for hundreds of thousands in New Jersey and shift major costs to the state.

These Are The 14 Candidates Vying For Mikie Sherrill’s Congressional Seat

New Jersey’s Maternal Health Crisis Will Be A Major Test Of The Sherrill Administration

NJ Governor-elect Mikie Sherrill urged to tackle maternal health disparities and improve Black and Hispanic maternal and infant outcomes.

NJ Joins 14 States To Protect Public Health As Governors Reject Federal Misinformation

New Jersey joins 14 states to protect public health with science-based guidance amid federal misinformation.

Thanksgiving Travel In NJ: What Families Should Expect This Weekend

Parking In An Electric Vehicle Spot In New Jersey Could Cost You A Fine

New Jersey enacts law to keep EV charging spots clear, fines violators, and improves access as EV adoption grows statewide.

Once A Patient’s In Custody, ICE Can Be At Hospital Bedsides — But Detainees Have Rights

ICE can monitor detained patients in hospitals, but detainees still have rights to privacy and legal access.

Sherrill Elected NJ’s First Democratic Woman Governor Over Trump Ally Ciattarelli

Democrat Mikie Sherrill won New Jersey’s gubernatorial race, defeating Jack Ciattarelli, becoming the state’s first Democratic woman governor.