Michael Doherty

After Sen. Michael Doherty brought up Gov. Phil Murphy's infamous "above my pay grade" comment — Sen. Dick Codey doubled down on an off-the-cuff comment that sparked reaction Thursday.

Senators amended a bill that would require schools to provide students access to free feminine hygiene products to exclude boys’ bathrooms from a planned mandate.

The funding formula was approved in 2008 and upheld by the courts, though it was only followed for a year. A task force could examine it for updates.

“This is a landmark, simple and crucial piece of legislation to codify case law to protect the fundamental right to reproductive choice for all New Jerseyans,” said Sen. Linda Greenstein, D-Middlesex.

A Project Veritas video of Murphy campaign aides contends plans to give money to unauthorized immigrants are being hidden – except, they've been publicized.

Just one Republican voted for the resolution: Sen. Chris Brown (R-Atlantic). Other Republicans either voted no, voted to abstain, or didn’t vote.

Gov. Murphy said he is aware of "constructive criticisms" of his use of executive orders during the coronavirus pandemic as well as those he believes are trying to score political points.

A conservative lawmaker on Saturday lobbed a new criticism at Gov. Phil Murphy, likening him to a "king" for expanding financial protections for renters during the pandemic.

When you grab a glass of water from the kitchen sink, how much medicine are you ingesting with each sip?

The Legislature might require New Jersey school districts to buy textbooks from state-approved vendors whose books accurately reflect the diversity of society.