Bob Andrzejczak

Code Blue programs take at-risk individuals off the streets during stints of extremely cold temperatures, but not every county has such a program in place.

The “Do Not Call” law and the recently enacted statute in New Jersey banning companies from sending unsolicited text ads were supposed to drastically reduce annoying unsolicited calls and texts from telemarketers, but constituents are still complaining to lawmakers.

If you want to get a copy of your own medical records in New Jersey, it could wind up costing you an arm and a leg.

Lost between Gov. Christie's presidential campaign and the state budget drama was the passage of a bill designed to put strict limits on the information NJ companies can collect when they scan a driver's license or credit card.

A pair of New Jersey lawmakers is working to ensure that those who abuse someone's pet or their own pet are required to literally pay for their actions.

As a legislative tug of war over offshore drilling continues, three New Jersey Assembly Democrats have introduced a measure that opposes exploratory oil and gas drilling off the mid-Atlantic coast.

A New Jersey lawmaker wants to extend property tax relief to all veterans in the state, regardless as to whether they served in combat or not.

Legislation to provide tax credits for New Jersey businesses who hire disabled veterans has been introduced out in Trenton.

A South Jersey lawmaker wants to help promote Delaware Bayshore tourism with signs that would help visitors find it.

A local lawmaker has introduced a bill aimed at cutting down on the amount of junk mail New Jerseyans receive.