State Senator Anthony M. Bucco (NJ)
Recent News About State Senator Anthony M. Bucco (NJ)
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Pennacchio criticizes NJ's reaction to NYC congestion pricing
Senator Joe Pennacchio has criticized New Jersey's response to New York's congestion pricing plan.
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Corrado's bill on postpartum care signed into law by Governor Murphy
Governor Murphy has signed a bipartisan bill into law that was sponsored by Senator Kristin Corrado.
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Bucco receives ASAH's Legislator of the Year Award
Senate Republican Leader Anthony M. Bucco has been awarded the "Legislator of the Year" by ASAH, an organization dedicated to supporting students and youth with disabilities.
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Senators urge Governor Murphy to restore municipal aid funding
Senate Republican Leader Anthony M. Bucco and Senate Republican Budget Officer Declan O’Scanlon have urged Governor Murphy to reinstate $150 million in "Municipal Relief Fund Aid" in his upcoming budget proposal for February 2025.
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Henry discusses education funding cuts with Jackson school district
Senator Owen Henry recently convened a roundtable discussion with officials from the Jackson School District to address the challenges posed by Governor Murphy's education funding cuts.
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Bucco supports landmark deal to preserve Drew Forest
Senate Republican Leader Anthony M. Bucco has expressed his support for the agreement reached between the Borough of Madison and Drew University to preserve Drew Forest.
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Proposed bill aims to boost school aid through tax amnesty program
Senator Carmen Amato, Jr., Assemblyman Brian Rumpf, and Assemblyman Gregory Myhre have introduced a bill aimed at providing additional state aid to financially struggling school districts.
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Bucco honors late Assembly Speaker Chuck Haytaian
Senate Republican Leader Anthony M. Bucco expressed his condolences following the death of former Assembly Speaker Chuck Haytaian.
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New Jersey enacts aid legislation for Hurricane Ida survivors
Senator Doug Steinhardt has expressed his approval following the signing of legislation by Governor Murphy to aid New Jersey residents affected by Hurricane Ida.
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Governor signs bill allowing oncologists to refer patients to in-house pharmacies
Governor Murphy has signed a bill sponsored by Senator Holly Schepisi, aimed at streamlining healthcare and chemotherapy treatment.
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New Jersey Senate approves bill on financial exploitation of elderly
The New Jersey Senate has unanimously passed legislation S-1887, introduced by Senator Carmen Amato, aimed at establishing a new theft offense called "financial exploitation of the elderly."
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Senator Pennacchio opposes legislation on school library materials
Senator Joe Pennacchio has voiced his opposition to legislation identified as A-3446, which would allow certain books and materials in school libraries.
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Senate approves bill for permanent use of outdoor spaces by restaurants
The New Jersey Senate has approved a bipartisan bill, sponsored by Senator Vince Polistina, which aims to make permanent the temporary COVID-era regulations allowing restaurants and certain alcoholic beverage retailers to use adjacent outdoor...
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24th District legislators oppose bill on explicit materials in schools
Legislators from the 24th District have expressed their firm opposition to a proposed bill that would permit the distribution of sexually explicit books and materials in school libraries.
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O'Scanlon's bill expands Medicaid coverage for mental health services
The New Jersey Senate has approved legislation sponsored by Senator Declan O’Scanlon (R-13) aimed at expanding access to mental health services.
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Pennacchio criticizes New Jersey's handling of structural budget gap
New Jersey is grappling with a significant structural budget gap, prompting concerns from various quarters. Senator Joe Pennacchio (R-26) issued a statement addressing the situation and criticized the state's financial management under Governor Murphy and the Democratic leadership in Trenton.
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Senator Bucco criticizes proposal for borrowing from state health fund
Senate Republican Leader Anthony M. Bucco has voiced concerns regarding the Governor's recent proposal to borrow funds from the State employees' health benefit fund to support the local public employee health benefits system, which is facing insolvency.
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O'Scanlon criticizes NY's red-light camera expansion; urges NJ protection
Senator Declan O’Scanlon has criticized New York Governor Kathy Hochul for expanding the use of red-light cameras. He called for New Jersey's legislature to support his bipartisan bill aimed at shielding drivers from out-of-state automated traffic fines.
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New Jersey enacts tougher penalties for residential burglaries targeting seniors
Senator Carmen Amato has expressed approval for the recent enactment of a bipartisan law aimed at protecting senior citizens by enhancing penalties for residential burglaries. "As a sponsor of this legislation, I’m glad to see that the Governor worked with Republicans to prioritize the safety of our most vulnerable residents," stated Sen. Amato. She highlighted the significance of this measure for South Jersey's substantial senior population.
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Governor Murphy signs bill funding summer tuition aid grants
Bipartisan legislation introduced by Senator Robert Singer has been signed into law by Governor Murphy. The new law aims to fund summer tuition aid grants (TAG), addressing the financial challenges faced by students as tuition rates continue to increase.