With hundreds of road projects on hold and hundreds of workers idled, Democratic lawmakers call on leadership to break the impasse over the Transportation Trust Fund and get a deal done. Cola wars are ...
Find out where you can celebrate Independence Day in New Jersey this year.
Gov. Christie announced his nominee for attorney general, Chris Porrino.
They're calling it "No Fly, No Buy". New Jersey's U.S. senators join a filibuster to force a vote banning people on a terror watch list from buying a gun. The governor's filling a key position, ...
Government offices can't ask for ID during a property transfer, so scammers are able to obtain property fraudulently.
A life preserver for Atlantic City. Warring factions in Trenton came together on a vote that gives the gaming capital time to get its fiscal house in order. Time is running out for smokers. Lawmakers ...
Presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton focused on issues like raising the national minimum wage and a progressive agenda.
Nonprofit Feeding America found the highest rates of hunger in New Jersey located in southern counties.
The Uniform Crime Report, issued by the state AG's office, shows the crime rate improving in New Jersey.
Running on financial fumes. Atlantic City scrapes together the cash to make a $1.8 million bond payment What's next? Gov. Christie wants more testing of school water supplies for dangerous lead ...
Shawn Ohazuruike received the Princeton Prize in Race Relations for creating the Diversity Among Peers Program at Delbarton School in Morristown.
The pressure's on at the Motor Vehicle Commission. The governor himself instructing workers to be more polite to those who cut their pay checks. As the NFL gears up for the draft, former players take ...
The public safety director says Newark has made progress reducing crime, despite having more homicides than last year.
Atlantic City wins in court, then counter sues the state for the $33 million in aid approved last year. Then vetoed. We'll talk with the mayor. Education spending is up. So why are school districts ...
Seton Hall Law students say they observed eight in 10 people responding to tickets in Bloomfield were black or Latino.
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