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- DEP Closes New Jersey Shellfish Beds in NY/NJ Harbor
- 2 days 12 min ago - 0
The Department of Environmental Protection today temporarily closed to shellfish harvesting about 27,800 acres of Raritan Bay, Sandy Hook Bay, the Navesink River and the Shrewsbury River to protect public health from the adverse water-quality effect ...
- NJ-DEP reminds fishers of Angler Registry requirement
- 2 days 2 hours ago - 0
Most New Jersey saltwater recreational fishermen are now required to register with the National Saltwater Angler Registry before they go fishing TRENTON–With the annual spawning runs of popular recreational species such as striped bass, sha ...
- Van Drew Bill To Reduce State Vehicle Fleet Advances
- 3 days 21 hours ago - 0
The legislation would save millions in taxpayer funds. TRENTON – The Senate Government, Wagering, Tourism and Historic Preservation Committee today released legislation sponsored by Senator Jeff Van Drew to reduce the number of vehicles ...
- PA Dentist Pleads Guilty to Dumping Needles In Avalon
- 3 days 23 hours ago - 4
Attorney General Paula T. Dow and Criminal Justice Director Stephen J. Taylor announced that Pennsylvania dentist Thomas W. McFarland Jr. pleaded guilty today to dumping the needles and other medical-type waste that washed up in Avalon during the la ...
- NJ Senate Approves Bill To Fight Student Steroid Abuse
- 1 week 1 day ago - 0
The bill would require the state Department of Education and the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association to devise a random steroid-testing program of student-athletes who qualify to compete in championship tournaments. TRENTON ...
- Property Tax Credit System Bill Advances
- 1 week 5 days ago - 0
Legislation Assemblymen John Burzichelli, Matt Milam and Nelson Albano sponsored to allow the state to convert cumbersome and expensive property tax rebate checks into a property tax credit was released Thursday, March 4 by an Assembly panel. ...
- NJ Officials Remind Motorists to “Hang Up! Just Drive”
- 2 weeks 2 days ago - 5
During the past 23 months, 224,725 citations -- an average of 9,770 a month -- have been issued to motorists violating New Jersey’s cell phone law, which prohibits texting and talking on hand-held phones while driving, said Pam Fischer, Director o ...
- State Officials Speak Out Against Delaware Dredging
- 2 weeks 3 days ago - 1
New Jersey officials oppose the Army Corps of Engineers' plan to deepen the Delaware River's shipping channel and vowed to keep fighting the project. TRENTON -- Redoubling their efforts to protect South Jersey's environment, Governo ...
- Milam Bill to Protect Debit Card Numbers Advances
- 3 weeks 1 day ago - 0
Legislation Assemblyman Matthew Milam (D-1st) sponsored to protect consumer debit card account numbers was approved 75-0 Thursday, Feb. 25 by the Assembly. ASSEMBLY DEMOCRATS RELEASE: (TRENTON) -- Legislation Assemblyman Matthew Milam (D- ...
- NJ Office of Emergency Management Urges Caution on Roads
- 3 weeks 1 day ago - 1
Colonel Rick Fuentes, Superintendent of the New Jersey State Police and Director of the New Jersey Office of Emergency Management, is advising drivers to slow down and take caution during the Thursday, Feb. 25 "rush hour" morning commute. ...
