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Senator Declan O’Scanlon and Senator Joe Pennacchio have reintroduced a crucial piece of legislation aimed at providing relief to New Jersey’s overburdened property taxpayers. The bill, known as S-2279, seeks to eliminate the current cap of $15,000 and allow taxpayers to deduct the entire amount of property taxes paid on their principal residence from their …

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In a united front, Senate Republicans have expressed their concerns over the proposed increase in commuter prices, particularly the congestion prices in Manhattan. Senator Declan O’Scanlon, a prominent voice in this opposition, urged fellow lawmakers to swiftly pass the Automated Enforcement Inoculation Act. This legislation aims to protect New Jersey drivers from facing exorbitant fines …

Senate Republicans Speak Out Against Proposed Congestion Prices, Call for the Passage of the Automated Enforcement Inoculation Act Read More »

Selecting the perfect family-friendly restaurant for an outing with the kids can be a challenging task. Fortunately, the Food Network has recently unveiled its list of the most kid-friendly restaurants in each state, and New Jersey has its own standout. Tucked away in Lake Hopatcong, the Jefferson Diner has captured the attention of both locals …

Jefferson Diner Named Most Kid-Friendly Restaurant in New Jersey by Food Network Read More »

Governor Phil Murphy has signed a joint resolution, SJR21/AJR167, officially designating October 11th of each year as the “Day of the Girl” in New Jersey. This significant resolution aims to raise public awareness about the “International Day of the Girl Child” and rally support from residents and community-based organizations to improve the lives of girls …

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Governor Phil Murphy has signed bill A-4755 into law, allowing mental and behavioral health care providers to operate within emergency shelters that cater to individuals experiencing homelessness. This significant legislation is part of the ongoing efforts by the Murphy administration to address the mental health needs of New Jersey residents and ensure access to essential …

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Governor Phil Murphy has signed S249/A2210, a new bill aimed at deterring the illegal sale and purchase of stolen catalytic converters in New Jersey. This measure is part of the Governor’s comprehensive plan to combat auto theft, which was announced in November 2022 and includes proposed legislation and administrative actions to address the issue. The …

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In a significant announcement, Governor Phil Murphy revealed his intention to nominate Michael Noriega to the New Jersey Supreme Court, aiming to fill the seat left vacant by Associate Justice Barry Albin, who retired upon reaching the mandatory age of 70 on July 7, 2022. The nomination will undergo an initial review by the New …

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After an extended period of closure that began in late March, the Main Street Bridge has finally reopened for motorists. The bridge, which spans the north branch of the Pennsauken Creek, is a vital thoroughfare that sees over 12,000 vehicles crossing it daily. The closure was ordered by the Burlington County Engineer’s Office on March …

Emergency Closure of Main Street Bridge in Burlington County Comes to an End Read More »

In a significant move to combat vehicular crimes and ensure road safety, Texas has decided to eliminate temporary license plates, commonly known as “temp tags.” These paper versions of genuine plates have become a favored tool of unscrupulous car dealers and criminals across the country, enabling them to evade speed cameras, engage in illegal activities, …

Texas Takes Action to Curb Fraudulent Paper License Plates Read More »

Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin, in collaboration with the Division of Highway Traffic Safety (HTS), has announced the commencement of New Jersey’s annual “Click It or Ticket” campaign, aimed at reminding drivers and passengers about the life-saving importance of wearing seat belts. Starting today, HTS grant funding will be utilized to mobilize law enforcement agencies …

New Jersey Launches Annual “Click It or Ticket” Campaign to Promote Seat Belt Safety Read More »