Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno will travel to Glassboro Tuesday to chair the first of three public meetings of the red Tape Review Group, a panel created to examine the administrative rulemaking process in New Jersey.
The panel will hear from invited speakers and the public on ways in which the state Administrative Procedure Act can be revised in order to make, as the Christie administration describes it, the state rulemaking process more understandable, fair and transparent. The meeting is set for 2 p.m. in the Chamberlain Student Center at Rowan University on Mullica Hill Road.
A Mercer County auto body repair shop owner pleaded guilty Monday for his role in an auto repair insurance scam.
State Senate leaders Monday said the upper house will vote March 11 on legislation that would require the state government to annually meet its obligation to finance the public employee pension funds ...
George Dredden, a Morris County-based political consultant, offered this idea Monday to a Republican Assembly committee examining the issue of public corruption in New Jersey:
The state Division on Civil Rights announced Monday it has issued a finding of probable cause against a Hudson County securities and asset management company charged with discriminating against a work...
