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Bucco: Today’s BPU Action Will Lead to Bans of Gas Stoves & Appliances

District 10 Lawmakers: Governor Murphy’s Extreme Energy Priorities Will Cost Taxpayers Dearly

Durr Bill to Study the Effects of Social Media Usage on Students Becomes Law

Governor Signs Bramnick Bill Permitting Stalking Victims to Obtain Restraining Order Against Strangers

Pennacchio: Murphy’s Lawsuits Go Against Absolute Right of Parents, Will Hurt At-Risk Children

Durr: Governor Murphy’s Energy Priorities are Misplaced and Out of Touch

Senator Bramnick’s Bill to Fight New York State’s Unfair Tax Treatment Becomes Law

Governor Signs Bucco Bill Keeping Federal Aid in School Districts that Educate Military Students

Schepisi Bill that Would Increase the Safety of Drinking Water Signed into Law

District 30 Legislators: Governor Murphy’s Outrageous EV Mandate Will Make NJ More Unaffordable

Durr: Governor Murphy Files Rule to Ban Gas Cars, Then Says Consumers Under No “Obligation” to Buy EVs

Senate Republicans Ask NJ TRANSIT for Information on Expensive New Gateway Center Lease

Trenton Can’t Get it Right on the State Budget – Not Even Close

O’Scanlon Introduces Bill to Reduce Vehicle Registration Violations

Senator Testa Applauds Additional Funding for Manufacturing Voucher Program

Schepisi Bill to Raise Awareness for Victims of Fentanyl Poisoning Becomes Law

Bucco Statement on Murphy Administration’s Transit Deal With Onyx/Gateway

Bucco: BPU Pulls Rushed Building Decarbonization Plan from Agenda

VIDEO: Governor Murphy just gave BIG WIND a BIG GOVERNMENT bailout!

Testa: BPU Overstepping Its Authority with Plan to “Decarbonize” New Jersey

Bucco Says Murphy Shouldn’t Circumvent Legislature When Implementing His Expensive and Extreme Green Energy Plan

Polistina Bill Authorizing Online Gaming Through 2028 Signed Into Law

Bucco and Stanfield Bill Protecting Tax Benefits for Seniors Becomes Law

Bucco Bill Enhancing Punishments for Auto Theft Crimes Signed Into Law

10th District Legislators: Democrats’ Soft-on-Crime Legislation Will Put New Jersey at Risk