Frank Pallone

Jersey U.S. Senator Bob Menendez and Congressman Frank Pallone are calling on the Federal Trade Commission to investigate fantasy football betting websites like FanDuel and Draft Kings, and enact tough new regulations to ensure they’re playing by the rules.

Townsquare Media New Jersey presents the monthly program Ask The Congressman with new 3rd District representative Tom McArthur (R) Monday night at 7 p.m. hosted by Tom Mongelli.

It might be hard to believe, but there's no law banning electronic cigarettes on commercial flights. It's something a member of New Jersey's congressional delegation is hoping to change.

Fantasy sports have "blurred the line" with gambling, congressman says

Not every state has a Prescription Monitoring Program like New Jersey’s that doctors, pharmacists or a qualified health care worker must check before doling out medications. Right now it wouldn’t matter if all 50 states had such database because they are not interoperable from state to state.

A special hearing will take place on June 11 on Capitol Hill on legislation that would ensure all first responders and survivors of the 9/11 World Trade Center terror attacks continue to receive monitoring and medical care.

In 2014, 64 million vehicles were recalled and that is a record. Last week, a reportedly fatal airbag defect resulted in almost 34 million vehicles being recalled in what was the largest recall of any consumer product in U.S. history. One New Jersey congressman said lessons should be learned and he demanded action on his legislation to improve safety and bolster consumer protection.

U.S. Sen. Bob Menendez, U.S. Rep. Frank Pallone and several transportation advocates gathered at the Route 35 Bridge in Perth Amboy on Monday, calling on Congress to replenish the federal Highway Trust Fund.

For more than a month now, railroads have been required to notify a state's emergency officials when massive amounts of a certain crude oil would be transported within their borders. However, it's up to each state whether they share that information with the public, and New Jersey remains undecided.

A New Jersey congressman is pressing ahead with a plan to prohibit the sale of tobacco products in drug stores.