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Representing New Jersey’s 28th Legislative District, Assemblyman Chigozie Onyema shares why he ran for the Assembly, the role states can play when federal action falls short, and how New Jersey can harness emerging technologies to grow the economy while creating opportunity for everyone.
As athletes from around the world compete on the global stage, we’re especially proud to cheer on Team USA’s Paralympians, including the incredible talent representing New Jersey. Our athletes carry the pride of their communities with them. #NewJersey is cheering you on every step of the way.
The recognition took place during Black History Month, celebrating educators whose leadership, mentorship, and commitment are helping inspire the next generation every day. Thank you to these incredible educators for the impact you make in the lives of students and families.
The future of our communities is shaped in our classrooms. Assemblyman Mike Venezia and Assemblywoman Carmen Morales recently honored 10 outstanding educators from their district whose dedication to students and communities is making a lasting difference.
The Assembly recently advanced A798 that would require State entities to offer businesses the option to receive certain required notices electronically, including violation notices, underpayment notifications & unemployment claim communications. Sponsored by Asm. Dave Bailey, Jr.
Would it surprise you to learn that certain menstrual products may contain PFAS? Legislation (A3125) was recently advanced by committee to limit the use of “forever chemicals” in these products. Hear testimony on the impact of #PFAS. youtube.com/shorts/xHFuW...
Join Asm. Stewart, Asm. Abdelaziz, Senator Wimberly, and the NJ Division of Consumer Affairs for a Consumer Fraud/Scam Prevention Seminar.
🗓 March 12, 2026
⏰ 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM
📍 Elmwood Park Municipal Court
182 Market St, Elmwood Park, NJ
🔗 Register here: forms.office.com/g/2YnXf3XV8r
Asm. Walker has spent his life focused on creating opportunity & showing up for his community. In our latest Substack, Asm. Walker reflects on the lessons that shaped his leadership, from basketball to public service, and the priorities guiding his work. bit.ly/4aPVnDn
Asw. Carter joined advocates, educators & students to highlight an important step toward opportunity: completing the FAFSA. For students considering college, trade school, or cert. programs, this form can help determine financial aid eligibility & open the door to the resources they need to succeed.
May the colors of Holi fill your day with joy, renewal, and the promise of new beginnings. Wishing all who celebrate a vibrant and beautiful holiday.
One form. Three programs. Residents 65 or older can submit their 2025 PAS-1 application now through November 2, 2026. One application covers Stay NJ, ANCHOR, and Senior Freeze. For additional information, visit: www.nj.gov/treasury/tax...
NJ has so many beautiful natural spaces, but as communities continue to face flooding challenges, protecting those spaces is more important than ever. Recently, bill A1873 was advanced by committee to prioritize funding for land conservation and environmental infrastructure projects.
Our latest newsletter is out now, with updates on online safety for kids, lowering costs, small business support, and more. Take a look at the newest edition and subscribe so you never miss an update. 👇 conta.cc/4aUzFwX
In the Assembly, women are leading on issues that impact every resident, from healthcare & education to economic security & public safety. This #WomensHistoryMonth, we celebrate their work and the generations of women who paved the way. Here’s to the women who lead, serve & inspire every single day.
This bill would help make sure every child gets to school and home safely. Hear from Asm. Karabinchak and advocates about how this legislation can help better protect students. youtube.com/shorts/Lw2sU...
This legislation would authorize school bus camera monitoring systems to capture illegal passing by drivers who ignore the law. Footage would be reviewed by law enforcement, and violators would face a civil penalty.
The law is already clear: stop for the bus.
In recent testimony before the Assembly Education Committee, a student shared a moment that says everything about why bill A3887 matters — stepping off a school bus as a car sped past, even with the stop arm out and red lights flashing. That’s why Assemblyman Karabinchak is sponsoring A3887.
My statement on the Department of Justice's lawsuit regarding voter information.
Listen as the Assemblyman shares why he thinks committee testimony is so important. As he notes, public service starts with learning from different perspectives, asking thoughtful questions, and staying rooted in the voices of the people who sent you to represent them. youtube.com/shorts/OVDFM...
Assemblyman Kearney recently participated in his first committee meeting as a member of the Assembly’s Commerce and Economic Development Committee. During committee meetings, residents, business owners, and advocates have the chance to share their expertise and help shape the outcome of legislation.
This #BlackHistoryMonth, Assemblyman Sampson reflects on words that still move a nation forward. One of his favorite quotes from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. reminds us that the work continues and that the dream is a responsibility we carry together.
Now, Assemblyman Wainstein brings that same commitment to Trenton, focused on advancing policies that strengthen communities in the 33rd District and across New Jersey.
He’s spent years showing up for his neighbors, from leading his local Urban Enterprise Zone to launching The Larry Wainstein Family Foundation, supporting seniors, special needs families, and working residents across North Bergen.
Hudson County has a new voice in the General Assembly, and it’s one rooted in service, small business, and community. Meet Assemblyman Wainstein, who represents District 33. youtube.com/shorts/Wpog4...
February is National Eating Disorders Awareness Month. Recently, two bills (A2735 and A2739) sponsored by Asw. Katz to confront disordered eating at its roots were advanced by committee.
Vacant storefronts don’t have to define our communities; they can be the start of something new. During yesterday's voting session, the Assembly advanced legislation to study vacant commercial spaces across New Jersey and how we can better connect them with small businesses ready to grow.
At its recent inaugural meeting, the Assembly Health Infrastructure Committee, chaired by Assemblyman Stanley, brought together experts from across the industry to discuss medical research, AI, and the innovation cycle shaping the future of care. youtube.com/shorts/MsbfY...
From its role as a Revolutionary War crossroads to aviation milestones at Hadley Field, South Plainfield’s legacy is woven into the fabric of our state. Happy 100th, South Plainfield!
100 years ago, on March 10, 1926, the Borough of South Plainfield in Middlesex County was officially incorporated. Today, the General Assembly advanced a Joint Resolution to designate March 10, 2026, as “South Plainfield Day” in New Jersey in honor of the Borough’s centennial.
