Legislation
Mayor Nutter Signs Groundbreaking LGBT Rights Legislation
Mayor Michael Nutter signed a groundbreaking bill today, making Philadelphia one of the friendliest cities when it comes to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered rights.
Analysis: Why Pa. Finds It Difficult To Operate In A Free Market Economy
The Pennsylvania senate is considering a bill that has already passed the house. Its purpose is to do away with the state liquor store system, but most of the debate is about the sale of beer.
Gov. Christie Signs New Legislation Pertaining To Minors And Tanning
According to a release, Christie signed a bill on Monday that prohibits minors under 14 years of age from using spray tanning facilities and prohibits minors under 17 years of age from using tanning beds.
Legislators In NJ Seeking To Ban Construction Of Any New ‘Jughandles’
They might have been a good idea in the 1950s and 60s, but a New Jersey lawmaker says any new ones should be banned.
New Law Includes Legislation Sparked By Bucks County First Responder
President Obama has signed into law a defense spending bill that includes legislation that was sparked by the untimely death of a first responder in Bucks County.
New Bill Requires 10-Year, Non-Removable Batteries For Smoke Detectors
Mayor Nutter has signed legislation requiring that homeowners who have older, battery-operated smoke alarms installed to replace the batteries.
Advocates For Poor Continue Opposition To Legalize, Regulate “Payday” Loans
Opponents say payday loans put borrowers in a debt trap.
New Jersey Assemblyman To Introduce ‘Snookiville Law’
New Jersey Assemblyman Ronald S. Dancer announced his plans to introduce the “Snookiville Law,” which will allow New Jersey towns to regulate the filming of reality television shows.
Gov. Christie To Utilities: Step Up Post-Storm Response
Gov. Chris Christie says New Jersey’s power providers must do a better job responding to weather emergencies — or pay the price.
Proposed NJ Legislation Would Expand Teen Driving Restrictions
Getting a drivers license is something most teenagers say they can’t wait to do. For teens in New Jersey, most can start learning at age 16 with six hours of paid certified instruction behind the wheel.
New Jersey Legislation Fines Employers Up To $5,000 For Discriminating Against Unemployed
Employers in New Jersey can no longer exclude unemployed people when they advertise job vacancies.



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