The Legislature returns for two-month lame-duck session hoping to take on marijuana, shared services, plastic bag bans and tax incentives.

The queries revolve around the $39 million tax break application submitted by Cooper University Health Care, where George Norcross is board chair, and an $86 million tax break application for insurance company Conner Strong & Buckelew, where he is an executive.

Under Paul’s Law, the parents or guardians of the student would inform the school nurse, who would then develop both an individualized health care plan and an emergency plan for the students authorized to receive care.

Last month, the NJEDA said there was $52.6 million left out of the $75 million available in the program through June 30, 2020 - but $62.9 million being requested by applicants.

Under the measure, the state would allocate money to family health services within the Department of Health, which would in turn dole out grant dollars to participating family planning organizations and health centers.

Total gaming revenue for casinos was $2.8 billion last month, marking a $488 million increase over the previous year.

The measure is worded in a way that could profoundly impact businesses that rely on independent contractors, such as DoorDash, Uber and Lyft.

The measure, which is aimed at reducing the number of minors using electronic smoking devices, and would also prohibit the sale of traditional menthol cigarettes, passed the Assembly Health, Human Services and Senior Citizens Committee on Thursday.

Cumberland County, Hackensack, Flemington Borough, Paterson and Jersey City have each won $100,000 through the NJEDA program.

Breaking a sixth-month streak of record lows for the state, unemployment crept up last month, according to estimates from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, hitting 3.2 percent.

Only one other state – North Dakota – has a public bank, which launched in 1919.

The South Jersey political figure involved in the controversy surrounding New Jersey’s corporate incentives will make his first public appearance since the debate around the now-expire programs started nearly a year ago.