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Senator Moriarty’s Unemployment Insurance Expansion Legislation is Now Law: Supporting More Workers
I’m proud to announce that my legislation to expand and reform New Jersey’s unemployment insurance system has been signed into law! This...
5 days ago
Standing Ovation for Assemblyman Miller Legislation to Address Cellphone and Social Media Use in Schools
By Ted Goldberg, NJ Spotlight Earlier this week, the state Senate unanimously passed a bill that would require the New Jersey Department...
6 days ago
Senator Moriarty Legislation to Attract the Movie Business to New Jersey Reels in a Steven Spielberg Project in Cape May, casting locals!
By Amy Kuperinsky | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com Ready to have a close encounter of the Steven Spielberg kind? The acclaimed director is...
Jan 14
Moriarty Bill to Require DOE to Develop School Cellphone and Social Media Policy Passes Senate Unanimously
TRENTON – The Senate approved legislation sponsored by Senator Paul Moriarty, which would require cellphone and social media policy to be...
Jan 13
WATCH VIDEO: Senator Moriarty’s Salary Transparency Legislation Becomes Law: A Win for Workers
We are honored to share that my bill, which is now law for salary transparency will officially take effect on June 1, 2025. This is an...
Jan 10
State Rental Assistance Program Enrollment Period Opens Jan. 13th
Enrollment Period is Monday, January 13, 2025, at 9:00 a.m. until Friday January 31, 2025, at 5:00 p.m. The New Jersey State Rental...
Jan 6
🚗 Motor Vehicle Commission Mobile Unit Coming to Washington Township!
Motor Vehicle Commission Mobile Unit Coming to Washington Township! 📅 Dates: February 3 - February 7, 2025 ⏰ Time: 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM 📍...
Dec 23, 2024
WATCH VIDEO: Holiday Message: Reflecting on 2024 and Looking Ahead
As the year comes to a close, I want to take a moment to reflect on the remarkable progress we’ve made in 2024. We’ve had significant...
Dec 23, 2024
Lawmakers aim to stop creditors from debt-collecting people ‘into the street’
By - Dana DiFilippo, NJ Monitor Debt collectors would be prevented from taking people’s homes and wiping out their bank accounts under...
Dec 23, 2024
Should New Jersey public schools restrict cell phones during class? A bill would require schools to create their own policies.
John DiMarco places a sign outside the junior high entrance for students at Woodbury Junior and Senior High School informing parents...
Dec 19, 2024
Assemblyman Miller 3 - Bills to Enhance Public Safety and Higher Education Passes the Assembly
Today, three significant pieces of legislation sponsored by Assemblyman Miller were passed in the Assembly, reflecting his dedication to...
Dec 16, 2024
Assemblyman Hutchison Bills Move Forward in Committee Unanimously
Assembly Joint Resolution 181 ( AJR181 ) and Assembly Bill 4535 ( A4535 ), both championed by Assemblyman Hutchison, have successfully...
Dec 12, 2024
Senator Moriarty’s Bill to Expand Unemployment Insurance Signed Into Law
Today, Senator Moriarty’s bill, S2357/A3830, was officially signed into law, marking a significant step toward a more equitable and...
Dec 6, 2024
Moriarty Bill Tightening Oversight of Sober-Living Homes Clears Committee
By- Dana DeFilippo, New Jersey Monitor Sober-living homes would face unannounced state inspections twice a year, more stringent reporting...
Dec 5, 2024
Senator Moriarty's Bill to Establish Cell Phone Use Policies in Schools passes Senate Education Committee
In today’s digital age, the use of cell phones and social media by students during school hours presents both opportunities and...
Nov 18, 2024
Moriarty Praises Signing of Legislation Requiring Employer Transparency for Promotions and Compensation
Trenton - “The signing of this bill will bring a new level of transparency and fairness into the job posting and hiring process,” said...
Oct 28, 2024
Senate Advances Senator Moriarty Bill to Strengthen Unemployment Benefits for NJ Workers
Senator Moriarty’s bill (S2949/A4047) , which seeks to improve the unemployment insurance system, advanced the Senate (35-3) and is on...
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