New Jersey Democratic legislators are looking to delay the drawing of new legislative districts if census data is not available, a plan that Republicans in the state are objecting to.
Author: Kimberly Redmond
New Jersey Could Receive Billions In Federal Funding For Infrastructure Upgrades
North Jersey politicians were able to target billions of dollars for the Garden State to improve transportation, envisioning roads and rails running much smoother in the state under a recently passed federal infrastructure bill.
Bill To Overhaul N.J. Teachers’ Healthcare Options Heads To Murphy’s Desk
A proposal to overhaul health insurance plans for teachers at public schools in New Jersey recently advanced in Trenton after being unanimously approved by both the Assembly and Senate.
Bills To Create Best Practices, Visitations At Group Homes During Emergencies Advances
A pair of bills aimed at supporting community-based facilities for individuals with developmental disabilities during public health emergencies recently advanced in Trenton.
State Sen. Steven Oroho: Governor’s Reopening Plan Is ‘Arbitrary, Inconsistent’
State Sen. Steven Oroho (R-25) believes it’s time to let all businesses reopen in New Jersey, saying that Gov. Phil Murphy’s multi-stage reopening plan is being rolled out in “an arbitrary and inconsistent fashion.”
Sen. Bob Menendez Seeks Answers On Bolton Book Allegations
Sen. Bob Menendez is seeking answers from Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on a series of allegations raised in former national security advisor John Bolton’s new book.