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In 2022, Income Maintenance transfers made up 1.5% of income in New Jersey, providing an average of $1,146 per capita to residents.

Camden County releases weekly newsletter with local updates

The Camden County weekly newsletter for February 27th has been released, providing updates on various local events and announcements.

Bucco calls for hearing on New Jersey school funding formula

Senate Republican Leader Anthony M. Bucco has called for a legislative hearing to address concerns over the current school funding formula in New Jersey.

New Jersey Senate approves funding bill for fusion energy projects

The New Jersey Senate has approved a bipartisan bill, spearheaded by Senator Joe Pennacchio (R-26), to allow fusion energy projects access to the Clean Energy Fund.

New Jersey legislators criticize Governor Murphy's proposed FY2026 budget

Legislators from New Jersey's 9th District have voiced concerns over Governor Murphy's proposed FY2026 State Budget.

Pennacchio's bill on farm events passes New Jersey Senate

Bipartisan legislation led by Senator Joe Pennacchio, aiming to provide preserved farms with more options for hosting special occasions while maintaining their agricultural focus, has passed the New Jersey Senate.

Bucco criticizes NJ high-density housing mandate amid municipal lawsuits

In response to the lawsuits filed against nearly 160 municipalities, Senate Republican Leader Anthony M. Bucco (R-25) released a statement criticizing recent legislative actions related to high-density housing mandates in New Jersey. “The Murphy...

Former President of NJCAR on EV mandates: 'The administration should acknowledge its mandates are unrealistic and walk away'

Jim Appleton, former president of the New Jersey Coalition of Automotive Retailers (NJCAR), expressed concerns that New Jersey’s electric vehicle (EV) mandates limit the availability of gas-powered vehicles for consumers.

New Jersey Senate passes bill aiding military families with college credit options

The New Jersey Senate has approved a bill proposed by Senator Parker Space (R-24) that aims to extend grade options for dependents of service members in public institutions of higher education.

Senator criticizes NJ Attorney General for alleged misuse of resources

Today, New Jersey Attorney General Matt Platkin faced criticism from Senator Declan O’Scanlon (R-13) for allegedly misusing the resources of his office and impacting the welfare of transgender children.

Pennacchio urges review of TransCore E-ZPass contract over security concerns

Senator Joe Pennacchio has reached out to U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio regarding concerns over a contract awarded to TransCore for the E-ZPass tolling system.

Officials rally behind Jersey Kebab owners after ICE arrests

On Thursday, the Board of Commissioners and mayors from Haddon Township, Haddonfield, and Collingswood gathered at Jersey Kebab in Haddon Township.

Camden County Technical School expands culinary arts program with new facilities

On Thursday, the Board of Commissioners joined staff and students at Camden County Technical School in Pennsauken to mark the expansion of the school's culinary arts program.

New Jersey Senate approves bill targeting organized retail crime

The New Jersey Senate has approved a bipartisan bill introduced by Senator Holly Schepisi aimed at tackling the increasing issue of organized retail crime.

Senator urges creation of NJ Government Efficiency Commission amid budget concerns

Senator Joe Pennacchio has called for the establishment of a New Jersey Government Efficiency Commission following Governor Murphy's final Budget Address.

New Jersey seeks sponsors for summer meal program targeting low-income areas

New Jersey's Department of Agriculture is seeking organizations to participate in its Summer Food Service Program, which aims to provide nutritious meals to children in low-income areas during the summer months.

NFIB responds to Governor Murphy's FY 2026 budget address