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Bayway Refinery Workers Ratify Agreement After Two-Week Lockout in Linden

Nearly 400 Teamsters faced weeks of uncertainty as contract negotiations raised questions about worker protections, refinery safety and solidarity across New Jersey's labor movement.

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EMS Providers Demand Lawmakers Make Ambulance Services Required

Emergency responders are calling on NJ lawmakers to make EMS essential, increase funding, create a statewide plan, and offer more suitable pensions.

Jersey City Firefighter And Monroe Resident Arrested In Child Exploitation Investigation
NJ Senate Advances Bipartisan Bill Targeting Unlicensed Marijuana And Vape Sales
Bill Would Require Visible Recording Indicators On Smart Glasses And Wearable Cameras
No More Pennies? NJ Bill Would Allow Rounding Cash Sales To Nearest Nickel
Statewide Homeless Veterans Initiative Achieves Milestone

Started during the Murphy Administration, the Bringing Homeless Veterans Initiative has helped more than 2,000 veterans find housing.

Assembly Moves Legislation To Accommodate Nursing Mothers
Data Centers In Urban New Jersey

Since 2024, data centers have taken the world by storm. Urban New Jersey is no exception, as multiple town councils have approved data centers in recent years. If your town is considering adding a data center, attending council meetings is the primary way to protest them.

Driverless Cars Could One Day Empower Blind New Jerseyans

New Jersey's autonomous vehicle proposal could give blind and disabled residents greater independence and improved transportation access.