A number of prominent South Jersey Democrats turned out this afternoon at a catering hall in the district of Senate President Steve Sweeney to announce their endorsement of Cory Booker. Continue reading →

New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Commissioner Bob Martin says FEMA’s revised flood maps have positive changes and believes there will be enough money available to buy homes in flood prone areas from willing sellers. Continue reading →

The state’s largest teachers union will have a new executive director. Edward Richardson succeeds Vincent Giordano as the head of the NJEA. Continue reading →

Democrats believe this issue could be a winner for them, but in an increasingly convoluted election season, the challenge remains getting voters to focus. Continue reading →

The Ocean County Prosecutor says heroin overdoses are on the rise and he’s now made it his mission to go after dealers. Continue reading →

Gov. Christie witholding an endorsement, Congressman Pallone getting one. And we’ve got an interview with Mayor Cory Booker. Plus, cracking down on carjackers. And coping with too much rain. Continue reading →

New Jersey lawmakers are considering a measure that would allow undocumented students who graduate from a New Jersey high school to pay in-state tuition rates at colleges throughout the state. Continue reading →

Cities like Newark continue to have a high number of carjackings, despite efforts to keep the occurrences down. Continue reading →

Gov. Christie says he followed the law in calling for a special election in October to choose the successor of the late Sen. Frank Lautenberg. Continue reading →

An abnormally wet June has caused some crops of strawberries to mold and delayed the planting of watermelon. Continue reading →

City residents can adopt vacant city-owned lots in their neighborhoods. The project has helped beautify the area. Continue reading →

The Newark mayor says holding the special election in November would be better because more New Jerseyans would be involved. Continue reading →

FEMA revises those controversial flood maps, but some say it’s still not enough. Plus, another Democratic mayor endorses the governor. We get reaction from Sen. Buono. And we talk to Senate candidate Frank Pallone. Continue reading →

The newest flood maps have put more residences in A zones than V zones. V zones are the most hazardous flood zones. Continue reading →

Long Branch Mayor Adam Schneider, a Democrat, has thrown his support behind Gov. Chris Christie in his bid for reelection. Continue reading →

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Barbara Buono says the move is designed to depress voter turnout because most voters will not be aware that an election is being held. Continue reading →

“We all have to work with Republicans, but it has to be in a way that actually accomplishes something for the American people,” says Rep. Frank Pallone. Continue reading →

Stop FEMA Now founder George Kasimos says FEMA’s revised flood maps is a good starting point, but that there is still a lot more work to do on behalf of property owners. Continue reading →

The crisis in Syria hits close to home in New Jersey and we have the story. Plus, Senator Menendez calls immigration reform a national security issue. The state supreme court considers a challenge to the governor. And FEMA changes its mind on flood maps. Continue reading →

United Nations fact-finders report the Syrian conflict’s killing 5,000 people a month, mostly civilians. President Obama says Assad crossed the so-called “red line” by using chemical weapons against his own citizens. Continue reading →