Child Care Constraints Forcing NJ Moms Out of Labor Force
Two assembly committees held a joint session on Monday to discuss women's labor force participation and how child care plays a role.
Gabriela Mosquera
Sexual Assault Bill Package Approved, Now on Murphy’s Desk
Lawmakers have given their final approval to seven bills seeking to improve how New Jersey handles sexual assault cases.
Plan Advances for $500 Fines for Not Wearing Masks in NJ Stores
People who don’t properly wear a mask over their nose and mouth in stores in New Jersey could be fined as much as $500 for violating Gov. Phil Murphy’s executive orders.
Proposed NJ Law Requires Diaper-changing Stations in Men’s Restrooms
Under a proposed state law, public places — restaurants, retail stores and libraries, for example — with a diaper-changing station in its women's restroom would be required to install one in the men's restroom as well.
Should NJ Allow Physician-Assisted Suicide?
The Assembly plans to vote Thursday on a thorny, somber moral issue: Should terminally ill patients be able to end their life when they choose, with the help of their doctor?
12 Years After Toddler Killed by School Bus, Bill to Install Sensors Finally Advances
Since the tragic death of a 22-month-old toddler in South Plainfield in 2003 a New Jersey lawmaker has worked to enact “Abigail’s Law” which would require newly manufactured school buses to have front and rear sensors.
Stopping Domestic Violence is Personal for NJ Assemblywoman
People are passionate when the issue is personal. Such is the case for New Jersey Assemblywoman Gabriela 'Gabby' Mosquera (D-Turnersville) who led the charge to pass legislation to keep guns away from domestic violence abusers.