Vin Gopal

Latest and last group of amendments includes a cap on growers through 2022 and leaves business groups unhappy about workplace testing plans.

A proposed law would update options for New Jersey's 12,000 charities struggling to raise money during COVID-19.

In response to lawsuits seeking refunds fromcolleges, lawmakers take up bills limiting responsibility to do that – and maybe grant immunity from liability.

Monmouth County Senator Vin Gopal said he's heard from families who've been given a "take it or leave" approach to rescheduling, as well as caterers who say it's not true.

Between World War II and the repeal of 'Don't Ask Don't Tell' in 2011, an estimated 100,000 American service members were discharged because of their sexuality.

Senate Pres. Steve Sweeney said it doesn’t make sense that people can go to a grocery store or liquor store but not a card shop, particularly since major retailers are open but mom-and-pop businesses aren’t.

Should veterans be allowed to retain their $250 property tax deduction if they move to a continuing care retirement community? Right now, they cannot.

Years after New Jersey began charging unauthorized immigrants in-state tuition at public colleges, lawmakers are thinking about doing the same for some who are here legally but not permanently.

Democratic legislative leaders propose to raise taxes on short-term vacation rentals, like those common along the Shore, and sales of million-dollar homes.

A new bill sponsored by Democratic lawmakers would prohibit New Jersey's pension funds from investing in manufacturers of firearms or ammunition.