Jon Bramnick

Democratic lawmakers this week passed a hastily written bill that signs up more voters to automatically receive vote-by-mail ballots for all elections.

The caretaker daughter of a 106-year-old New Jersey woman behind on her taxes thanks hundreds of donors who helped save her mother's home.

As soon as a story about a 106-year-old woman facing eviction from her longtime home over delinquent property taxes was published Thursday evening, help started flooding in.

"Four billion dollars in more spending over the last two years... I don't know who's getting an increase of 11 percent in their wages, but I can tell ya the state of New Jersey is spending more money," says Assembly Minority Leader Jon Bramnick.

Legislation that would allow licenses to be awarded to immigrants who could present a cell phone or utility bill is currently being crafted, but some lawmakers don’t believe this is a good idea.

Lawmakers moved quickly on a bill restoring the ability of people with bare-bones insurance to sue for medical bills exceeding their $15,000 injury coverage.

Would it help if the governor and representatives from the Legislature were forced to sit down, face-to-face, every three months and discuss important issues?

But major hurdles remain about getting the proposed measure passed in the Assembly and State Senate.

“The problem is the Republicans are at a structural disadvantage,” said Patrick Murray, director of the Monmouth University Polling Institute.

Large companies whose workers get health coverage through Medicaid rather than through their employer would have to start paying the state an annual "corporate responsibility fee" under Gov. Phil Murphy’s budget proposal.