Frank Pallone

People around New Jersey continue to protest President Donald Trump's executive order temporarily suspending immigration from seven Muslim countries.

New Jersey will receive about $26 million in federal funding to help combat the state's opiate and heroin epidemic.

Democrats fear President-elect Donald Trump's changes in environmental policy threaten the Jersey Shore.

U.S. Rep. Frank Pallone, D-N.J., says students who borrow money for college and then die or become disabled should not be targeted by aggressive debt collectors.

New Jersey is in the throes of a heroin and opioid addiction epidemic, but the rest of the country is no stranger to the crisis according to one New Jersey Congressman.

A threatened cut to $50 million in federal funding for NJ Transit has been been averted.

As the debate continues in Washington over how to handle the influx of Syrian refugees into the United States, some New Jersey religious leaders are calling for re-settlement efforts in the Garden State to continue.

Many New Jerseyans remember what it was like not having phone, cable and internet service during Superstorm Sandy. Legislation introduced by Congressman Frank Pallone Jr. (NJ-6), three years after the damaging hurricane is aimed at improving communication networks during emergencies.

Repeating comments he made during last week's debate, Gov. Chris Christie said during Monday night's Ask The Governor program on NJ 101.5 that he believes fantasy football on paid website is not gambling and shouldn't be regulated.

The state may have turned a corner in the legal battle to bring sports betting to casinos and racetracks.