New Jersey Lawmakers Want to Impound Annoying Boom Cars

CAMDEN, NJ – The loud echoing and window sill shaking sounds of boom cars coming from across the Delaware River in southern New Jersey has become a nuisance of epidemic proportions for…

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Democrats Say Police Should Impound Nuisance Boom Cars

Trenton – Senator Nilsa Cruz-Perez, Senator James Beach, and Senator Troy Singleton introduced legislation today to authorize the impoundment of nuisance motor vehicles, commonly referred to as boom cars. “The love for…

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New Jersey Dems Push for Food Services at Wineries and Breweries

Trenton – In an effort to further strengthen the state’s brewery and winery industries, Senator James Beach introduced legislation today which would allow certain breweries, wineries, distilleries, cideries and meaderies to coordinate…

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Democrats Tackle Historic Healthcare Spikes in New Jersey Caused by Affordable Healthcare Act

Trenton – In an effort to improve consumer protections, Senator James Beach introduced legislation today which would expand the information included in State Health Benefits Program (SHBP) experience data provided to public…

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Democrats Announce Crackdown on Illegal Gun Sales

Trenton – In an effort to crack down on illegal gun sales, Senator Troy Singleton, in collaboration with Attorney General Mathew Platkin, today introduced legislation to expand culpability requirements for unlawful firearms…

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New Bill Seeks to Protect New Jersey Children from Dangerous Irreversible Gender Procedures

TRENTON, NJ – Senator Ed Durr has introduced legislation to protect children from irreversible treatments and surgeries that would change their sex, prevent or delay puberty, or result in sterilization. “Children do…

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Law to encourage more female and minority farmers in New Jersey signed by governor

Trenton, NJ-A new law sponsored by Senator Joe Pennacchio would establish the New Jersey minority, women, and underserved farmer registry. The registry would make it easier for farmers to qualify for loan…

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New Jersey Minority, Women, and Underserved Farmer Registry Signed into Law

Legislation sponsored by Senator Joe Pennacchio that would establish the “New Jersey Minority, Women, and Underserved Farmer Registry,” making it easier for registered farmers to qualify for loan and assistance programs, was…

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John Kerry Wants To Restart Climate Talks With Nation Engaged In A Secret Nuclear Buildup

John Kerry Wants To Restart Climate Talks With Nation Engaged In A Secret Nuclear Buildup Jack McEvoy on September 21, 2022 White House climate envoy John Kerry said Tuesday that he wants…

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Testa Says Murphy Bag Ban Is Garbage, Needs Overhaul

TRENTON, NJ – Senator Michael Testa today called for the complete overhaul of the state’s problematic single-use bag ban that has been in effect since the beginning of May. “This is another…

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Senate Republicans Demand Special Protections For US Attorney Investigating Hunter Biden

Senate Republicans Demand Special Protections For US Attorney Investigating Hunter Biden Bronson Winslow on September 19, 2022 More than 30 Senate Republicans have called for U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland to grant…

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‘Legalized Corruption’: Democrats’ Delay On Stock Trading Ban Is ‘Disappointing,’ Watchdogs Say

‘Legalized Corruption’: Democrats’ Delay On Stock Trading Ban Is ‘Disappointing,’ Watchdogs Say Gabe Kaminsky on September 18, 2022 Senate Democrats’ move to delay a bill banning members of Congress from trading stocks…

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LIEBERMAN: A Little-Known UN Treaty Is A Raw Deal For America And The Senate Can’t Wait To Pass It

LIEBERMAN: A Little-Known UN Treaty Is A Raw Deal For America And The Senate Can’t Wait To Pass It Ben Lieberman on September 17, 2022 It’s the worst United Nations treaty that…

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Governor Murphy’s Plan to Force Electrical Energy Will Break the Budget for Public Schools

In less than 90 days, the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection is expected to enact new rules that could cost manufacturers, businesses, public schools, and apartment complexes millions of dollars to…

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Democrats Tout Public Utility Transparency as Rates Increase in New Jersey

Trenton – Legislation sponsored by Senate Majority Leader M. Teresa Ruiz and signed into law today will bolster consumer protections and make New Jersey a nationwide leader in public and private utility…

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Attempted Car Theft Near Murphy’s Home Highlights State Wide Crime Pandemic

MIDDLETOWN, NJ – A brazen attempt to break into a garage and make off with a costly Land Rover in an upscale Middletown neighborhood accentuated the growing auto theft crisis that is spreading…

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Schepisi Slams Murphy Admin Over Rising Public Healthcare Costs

In a letter to members of the New Jersey State Health Benefits Commission prior to their meeting to consider astronomical increases in health benefits costs, Senator Holly Schepisi urged them to “think…

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Democrats Are Delaying A Stock Trading Ban Until After Midterms

Democrats Are Delaying A Stock Trading Ban Until After Midterms Gabe Kaminsky on September 15, 2022 Democratic senators will not put forth legislation banning members of Congress from trading stocks prior to…

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LEWANDOWSKI: It Took A Retired General To Build An Army Of New Hampshire Republican Voters At The Ballot Box

LEWANDOWSKI: It Took A Retired General To Build An Army Of New Hampshire Republican Voters At The Ballot Box Corey Lewandowski on September 14, 2022 Tuesday’s primary in New Hampshire demonstrated once…

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U.S. Attorney Jesse Laslovich meets with North Macedonia judges visiting Montana

GREAT FALLS – U.S. Attorney Jesse Laslovich met today in Great Falls with a group of North Macedonia judges who are visiting Montana to study the U.S. judicial system and ethics. U.S.…

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New Jersey Lawmakers Want to Impound Annoying Boom Cars

Democrats Say Police Should Impound Nuisance Boom Cars

New Jersey Dems Push for Food Services at Wineries and Breweries

Democrats Tackle Historic Healthcare Spikes in New Jersey Caused by Affordable Healthcare Act

Democrats Announce Crackdown on Illegal Gun Sales

New Bill Seeks to Protect New Jersey Children from Dangerous Irreversible Gender Procedures

Law to encourage more female and minority farmers in New Jersey signed by governor

New Jersey Minority, Women, and Underserved Farmer Registry Signed into Law

John Kerry Wants To Restart Climate Talks With Nation Engaged In A Secret Nuclear Buildup

Testa Says Murphy Bag Ban Is Garbage, Needs Overhaul

Senate Republicans Demand Special Protections For US Attorney Investigating Hunter Biden

‘Legalized Corruption’: Democrats’ Delay On Stock Trading Ban Is ‘Disappointing,’ Watchdogs Say

LIEBERMAN: A Little-Known UN Treaty Is A Raw Deal For America And The Senate Can’t Wait To Pass It

Governor Murphy’s Plan to Force Electrical Energy Will Break the Budget for Public Schools

Democrats Tout Public Utility Transparency as Rates Increase in New Jersey

Attempted Car Theft Near Murphy’s Home Highlights State Wide Crime Pandemic

Schepisi Slams Murphy Admin Over Rising Public Healthcare Costs

Democrats Are Delaying A Stock Trading Ban Until After Midterms

LEWANDOWSKI: It Took A Retired General To Build An Army Of New Hampshire Republican Voters At The Ballot Box

U.S. Attorney Jesse Laslovich meets with North Macedonia judges visiting Montana

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