
Ringed by political and religious leaders pledging defiance, an unauthorized immigrant is fighting deportation. Property taxes too high? There's a deadline looming to ask for ...

Ringed by political and religious leaders pledging defiance, an unauthorized immigrant is fighting deportation. Property taxes too high? There's a deadline looming to ask for ...

NJ Future invited hundreds of policy and decision makers, academics, government leaders and others to hear and share ideas for the future of cities.

The Joint Legislative Task Force on Drinking Water Infrastructure met to discuss needed improvements to New Jersey's aging water system and how to fund them.

The race to replace Christie. A Democrat leads the field in endorsements. But will it take more than money and manpower to win? Christie may ...

New rules on Cuba. The impact on trade, travel, cigars? Carjacking down in North Jersey. Raising the gas tax. Who's pro? Who's con? Tray-free dining.

A new Rutgers-Eagleton poll found about 56 percent of New Jerseyans oppose raising the gas tax while 41 percent support it.

Testing the business outlook for 2015. Tracking the nor'easter's toll on beaches. The human cost of food without nutrition. Newark's bet on raising graduation rates.

Rutgers Associate Research Professor Dan Van Abs says that the state needs to invest in Infrastructure, otherwise more water line breaks will, costing more.

The Assembly Transportation Committee held a hearing about the Transportation Trust Fund, which is running low.

Ebola. We'll look at the politics, our preparedness and separate fact from fear mongering with New Jersey's chief epidemiologist. Plus, will casino union concessions save ...

Environmental Infrastructure Trust Executive Director David Zimmer says that there are several infrastructure issues in New Jersey.

Recent emergencies, such as the collapse of three water pipes in Monmouth County that left 20,000 New Jerseyans short on clean water, have drawn attention ...