Bob Andrzejczak

Republicans added a Senate seat and at least two Assembly seats, the party's first net gains in a legislative cycle since 1991. Democrats are still in control.

A bill has been on Gov. Murphy's desk since late June that would repeal the sales and accommodation taxes now charged on some short-term rentals.

The Senate voted to require White House hopefuls to disclose five years of tax returns to state elections officials, who would post them online.

Urged on by farmers, some lawmakers want to develop a package of bills in the new year aimed at reducing the number of deer in New Jersey.

The bill for a 5 cent fee passed by nine votes in the assembly and seven votes in the senate and is awaiting Gov. Murphy's signature.

Cape May county is fighting back against its opioid abuse epidemic that places the county third-worst in the state.

Under the legislation from Assemblyman Bob Andrzejczak, a "roadside memorial program" would be established under the state DOT.

More New Jersey pedestrians have been killed since 2014 than in any three-year stretch since the early 1990s. A proposal seeks to assign them more responsibility for traffic safety.

All public meetings in New Jersey might soon be required to open with a Pledge of Allegiance to the American flag, under a proposal now one vote from reaching Gov. Chris Christie’s desk.

The deal, to raise the gas tax and lower the sales tax, has been roundly criticized by New Jersey 101.5 audience members and hosts alike.