First Lady’s sister dies
Susan Darnell, the sister of First Lady Tammy Murphy, passed away yesterday. She was 68. In a Tweet, Gov. Phil Murphy said that his sister-in-law’s death was unexpected.
Governor
Timberlake calls for Murphy to sign police-related death bill
Assemblywoman Britnee Timberlake is calling for Gov. Phil Murphy to sign into law a bill that would require an independent investigation whenever a person dies in police custody or during an encounter with law enforcement personnel following the death of a 27-year-old Paterson resident. Jameek Lowery died from meningitis on Jan. 7. Prior to his death, he was denied water and allegedly restrained by Paterson police. Lowrey told police he
Cappelli hits Murphy over EDA audit focus
Florio: Murphy ‘not totally wrong’
Sheridan joins political consulting firm
Ex-Christie aide takes position at Red Maverick Media
Legislative leadership response to State of the State
Sweeney, Kean, Bramnick, Greenwald, Oroho react to Murphy speech
Comments on Gov. Murphy State of the State
PHYLLIS SALOWE-KAYE, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, NEW JERSEY CITIZEN ACTION “In the year since Governor Phil Murphy has taken office we have accomplished so much to improve the lives of women, children, workers and families across the state. We’ve passed legislation pushing back against the Trump administration’s destructive healthcare policies, making healthcare more affordable for many New Jerseyans. We’ve passed legislation to ensure our state residents are protected from surprise out of
Full text of Gov. Murphy’s State of the State Address
‘After reading the audit of New Jersey’s corporate tax incentives released last week, this is not a time for business as usual’
Ex-Christie, Rumsfeld aide could be Murphy chief of staff
Jared Maples, now state Homeland Security director, considered to replace Cammarano
Frangione to be Murphy’s acting chief of staff
Will replace Cammarano while permanent search continues
Christie won’t attend State of the State
Former Gov. Chris Christie will not attend Gov. Phil Murphy’s first State of the State address. One of the traditions of the State of the State is the presence of former governors in the front row. Some have been more regular in attendance than others. Brendan Byrne rarely missed them. Christine Todd Whitman hardly ever attends. Former acting Gov. John O. Bennett III, who served for 84 hours in 2002,