Michael Doherty

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.

A new bill being considered in New Jersey would allow dogs to accompany their owners inside microbreweries.

A Senate panel advances an 11-bill package dealing with how schools handle sexual abuse allegations, on the heels of hidden-camera videos of union leaders.

Salaries for around 600 high-ranking state officials, including judges and Cabinet officers, would increase significantly under a bill moving in the Senate.

A Democratic congressman from NJ will be absent from the speech as President Trump delivers his State of the Union address.

During his inaugural address, Gov. Murphy ran through a number of issues that he hoped to address during his administration with at least one glaring omission: driver's licenses for residents living in this country illegally.

Lawmakers sued to block Gov. Chris Christie from proceeding with renovations to the Statehouse. The cases were dismissed because bonds have already been sold.