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Cannabis Commission Slow To Implement Workplace Rules, The Sale Of Edibles
The commission’s director, Jeff Brown, said at its June 30 meeting that the workplace guidance would be coming “very imminently.”
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Warren Buffett Firm Settle $20 Million Redlining Case Out Of Camden, Philly Area
From 2015 to 2019, loan officers were told not to serve minority communities, according to the complaint.
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N.J. Starts In-Person Help For Unemployment Claimants
People with outstanding unemployment claims can now schedule in-person appointments at one-stop career centers across the state.
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N.J. To Require Police Officers Get Licenses Under New Law
The law (S2742) creates a licensure process with uniform standards and criteria for hiring, firing, and disciplining officers.
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Bill To Ban Menthol Cigarettes Still Alive, Lawmakers Say
“I’m still advocating for it, and I’m hopeful that I can convince the leadership that it’s important to pursue,” said Sen. Joe Vitale.
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New Jersey's Economy Continues Recovering From Pandemic Lows
The state recovered the 702,000 private-sector jobs lost in the early months of the pandemic at a historically fast rate, economists say.
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Economists Question Lawmakers' Plans To Address Inflation
The consumer price index rose 6.7% compared to a year ago in the Garden State, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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2021 Was An Expensive Year For New Jersey In Lawsuit Settlements
Millions of last year’s recoveries came from drug makers implicated in multistate lawsuits for fueling the opioid epidemic.
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Worker Dies At Amazon Warehouse In Carteret
The Middlesex County Prosecutor’s Office said it is not investigating the death of the unnamed worker.
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Municipal Judge Barred From Bench Over Groping Incident
The judge was accused of groping a woman who entered his law office on behalf of her employer.
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Doctors Seek To Educate People On Later Abortions In Post-Roe Era
About three weeks after this diagnosis, Erica Goldblatt Hyatt received an abortion at a specialized clinic in Pennsylvania, where she lived.
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Moderate Party's Push For Fusion Voting Finally Hits Courts
Republicans have met the fusion voting push with derision.
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Judge To Decide Damages In Atlantic County Casino Tax Break Case
The Bill signed into law in December reduced payments casinos sent to the county.
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N.J. Launches New Group To Shield Abortion Patient Data
Group will seek civil and criminal remedies against those who intimidate reproductive health providers or patients seeking their services.
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Swelling Grocery Bills Are Pummeling The Poorest
An estimated 38 million Americans are food insecure, meaning that they have insufficient means to obtain sufficient food.
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Panel May Explore Loosening Mail-In Ballot Election Challenge Rule
The saga was a frustrating one for Democrats, but it isn’t out of step with how the courts generally handle election law cases.
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New 988 Line Launching To Boost Access To Mental Health Services
The system’s launch on Saturday is only the first step in its implementation, Coughlin said.
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Teens In N.J. Can Work Longer Summer Hours Under New Law
A similar bill signed into law last year expanded work hours for teens just for last summer and expired last Labor Day.
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NJ Transit Train Workers Sue Over Abusive Riders
Fourteen train crew members have sued NJ Transit for negligence, claiming the agency failed to protect them from abusive passengers.
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Legislature's Summer Plans Could Force Murphy's Hand On Unsigned Bills
This isn’t the first time in recent years that lawmakers have brushed up against the 45-day rule.
