Sometimes the biggest barrier to getting help is knowing where to find it. Assemblyman Anthony Angelozzi recently hosted a Veterans Assistance Fair in Pemberton Township, connecting local veterans with organizations that can help them access benefits, services, and other resources.

How do you build a tunnel beneath the Hudson River? On this episode of Jersey Rules, we take you on a rare behind-the-scenes look at a project that will shape transportation in our region for generations. open.substack.com/pub/assembly...

Beginning July 17, nearly 400,000 additional New Jersey workers will qualify for job-protected family leave. This legislation expands eligibility by covering more employees at smaller businesses and reducing the months worked and hours required to qualify. www.assemblydems.com/m/newsflash/...

Replacing aging water infrastructure can be expensive. Last week, Governor Sherrill signed legislation sponsored by Assemblymen Jerry Walker, Vinnie Kearney, and Anthony Angelozzi to help make those projects more affordable.

Last week, Governor Sherrill signed A5192 into law. The new law authorizes funding through the New Jersey Infrastructure Bank for drinking water and wastewater infrastructure projects across NJ, helping communities modernize critical systems, protect public health, and prepare for the future.

Assemblywoman Eliana Pintor Marin and Assemblywoman Shanique Speight are hosting a free Expungement Clinic, in partnership with the State of New Jersey Office of the Public Defender, this Thursday, July 16, from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at Congregational Baptist Church (399 Bergen Street, Newark).

The Assembly recently advanced A5062, sponsored by Assemblywoman Carol Murphy, to require health insurance plans and Medicaid to cover medically necessary diagnostic testing and FDA-approved treatments that can slow the progression of Alzheimer’s disease and related disorders.

Our veterans deserve our continued support. Last week, Assemblywoman Tennille McCoy, in partnership with the community development organization Isles, hosted a Veterans Appreciation Barbecue at Mercer County Park.

As Chair of the Assembly Telecommunications and Utilities Committee, Assemblyman Wayne DeAngelo helped lead an extensive review of the factors driving higher energy costs. That work helped shape the Power NJ Act, signed into law today by Governor Sherrill.

Today, Governor Sherrill signed the Power NJ Act (A4881) into law. Sponsored by Assemblymen Wayne DeAngelo, Dave Bailey, and Robert Karabinchak, the new law establishes a process to evaluate and approve advanced nuclear energy projects that would generate more electricity in New Jersey.

With NJ's prime location along the Eastern seaboard, reliable transportation infrastructure is critical. Bill A4961, recently signed into law, ensures this by making it more affordable for over a dozen counties & municipalities to build necessary transportation infrastructure.

As we continue to invest in NJ’s future, we’re glad to see A5194 signed into law. The $13M+ in loans provided through the bill will bolster mitigation & resilience projects in Jersey City, Brigantine, Highlands Borough & Manasquan, ensuring they're prepared for natural disasters.

The Assembly recently voted in favor of A2746, sponsored by Assemblywomen Katz, Murphy, & McCoy, to allow eligible educational support professionals to receive up to four years of seniority credit for their military service, bringing them in line with the benefit already available to teaching staff.

The Assembly advanced A3481, legislation by Asw. Lopez that strengthens the state's Homelessness Prevention Program, makes the Rental Assistance Navigation Program permanent & expands eviction prevention services that connect families with rental assistance, legal resources, & housing support.

Governor Sherrill signed A4852 into law, legislation sponsored by Assemblywoman Andrea Katz that updates New Jersey's telehealth laws for certain Schedule II medications.

Scrap metal fires put residents' health & safety at risk. Today, Governor Sherrill signed A2401 into law. Sponsored by Asm. Moen, the legislation strengthens fire prevention & safety standards for scrap metal businesses to help reduce the risk of dangerous fires & better protect nearby neighborhoods

Asw. Speight has introduced a seven-bill package designed to strengthen protections for domestic violence victims by improving coordination among law enforcement, the courts, health care providers & service orgs while expanding housing assistance, victim notification & other support services.

One bill. Two ways to support NJ veterans. Advanced by the Assembly last week, Bill A2380, sponsored by Assembly members William Moen, William Sampson, and Andrea Katz, would create new disabled veteran license plates and establish a Veteran Housing Fund supported by license plate application fees.

Today's signing of three energy bills reflects a focus on protecting ratepayers, improving oversight, and building an electric grid that's ready to meet the state's growing needs. Hear from @speakercoughlin.bsky.social and bill sponsors Assemblymen Dave Bailey, Cody Miller, and Avi Schnall.

Today, Governor Sherrill signed into law three energy bills from Assembly Democrats that strengthen New Jersey's energy infrastructure, improve oversight of the electric grid, and help protect ratepayers as the state's energy needs continue to evolve.

The New Jersey Dialysis Patient Support Person Accommodation Act would allow dialysis patients to have a designated support person accompany them during treatment to help with communication, mobility, and understanding of important care decisions, while preserving patient privacy.

The New Jersey Dialysis Patient Support Person Accommodation Act would allow dialysis patients to have a designated support person accompany them during treatment to help with communication, mobility, and understanding of important care decisions.

Stability matters. That's why the Assembly advanced A2550 last week, sponsored by Assemblywomen Rosy Bagolie, Shanique Speight, and Carmen Theresa Morales, to help eligible adult children with disabilities maintain dependent health coverage after age 26, even if a family's insurance plan changes.

As America marks its 250th anniversary, the Fourth of July is more than a celebration of our history, it's a reminder that the story of our nation is still being written.

Today, New Jersey took a big step to protect the rights of every voter with the signing of the "John R. Lewis Voter Empowerment Act" — a law that strengthens protections at the ballot box for communities across our state. The bill was sponsored by Assemblywoman Verlina Reynolds-Jackson.

Social media helps us connect, but it also brings real responsibilities, especially when it comes to protecting young people. This week, the Assembly passed a three-bill package sponsored by Assemblywoman Andrea Katz to strengthen online safety for minors.

NOW LAW: Bill A2135, sponsored by Asw. Carter & Reynolds-Jackson, will require four-year colleges & universities to report standardized information on graduates' employment outcomes & earnings, giving future students & families clearer data as they plan for higher education & their careers.

What does it mean to protect health care? It means keeping medical decisions between patients and their medical providers and ensuring people can access legally protected health care without fear, delay, or intimidation. Hear more from bill sponsor Assemblywoman Shanique Speight.

"If two people walk into the same store or log into the same platform and buy the same carton of milk, they should pay the same amount." Assemblyman Onyema spoke in support of his legislation, the Fair Price Protection Act (A4085), which was advanced by the Assembly.

Democracy depends on making sure every eligible voter can participate. The John R. Lewis Voter Empowerment Act, sponsored by Assemblywoman Verlina Reynolds-Jackson, is now heading to Governor Sherrill’s desk. Hear from Assemblywoman Reynolds-Jackson on this legislation.