Joe Pennacchio

A lawmaker is calling for answers after an independent investigation into the New Jersey's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic counted more deaths than the state previously reported.

Democrats joined Republicans in expressing their frustration that unemployment offices and others aren't fully reopened to the public.

"With the internet and with COVID, there's sort of an anonymity involved when you're asking for veterans' benefits," said state Sen. Joe Pennacchio, R-Morris, a sponsor of the legislation that's now law.

A New Jersey lawmaker is pushing a plan that would exempt people that have had COVID and developed natural immunity from having to follow vaccination requirements.

“From Monmouth to Cape May, we’ve seen what happens when you strip police of the power to hold teenagers and young adults accountable for breaking the law."

The New Jersey Senate held a hearing to discuss masking school kids and YouTube didn't like it.

Resolution passes that strongly condemns president for events on Jan. 6, calls for him to be removed or impeached if he won't resign from office early.

Gov. Phil Murphy made a veiled reference to seeking re-election in a State of the State that promised details on an agenda for 2020 in the weeks ahead.

Now that New Jersey schools are back in session, there’s a renewed push to expand the state’s anti-bullying statute.

Named in memory of a 12-year-old girl from Rockaway Township who committed suicide in 2017 after suffering through bullying, the bipartisan Mallory's Law was introduced Wednesday into the state Legislature.