Sheila Oliver

Murphy said people peaceful protesting the 'murder' of George Floyd, under the knee of a police officer, is vastly different than other pandemic crowds.

New Jersey officials have a message to residents who depend on a variety of social services to make ends meet: Nobody is going to forget about you.

State health officials are directing people who have come in contact with someone who has tested positive to self-quarantine at home for 14 days.

Craig Callaway appeared on "Hurley in the Morning" program Friday and blasted everyone from Gov. Phil Murphy, Lt. Governor Sheila Oliver, The state Department of Community Affairs. and Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small.

A group of elected officials, lobbyists, and political operatives is taking its first step toward changing the state’s political climate for women through an online survey.

New Jersey is toughening its law against wage theft, in which people typically in low-pay jobs don’t receive the wages or benefits to which they’re entitled.

Three new state laws intended to reduce gun violence were enacted Monday in the wake of mass shootings over the weekend in which more than 30 people were killed.

NJ adds two new consumer-protection laws to help college students – one making it easier to understand the costs, another helping those with loans.

Starting early next year, employers in New Jersey can no longer ask prospective workers about their salary history.

A supplement to the budget Gov. Phil Murphy agreed to late last month allocates millions of dollars more for family planning services, including Planned Parenthood.