Assembly Minority Leader Jon Bramnick proposed fining Senate and Assembly members $250 a day until they had a budget deal.

Does the state have enough water to handle a growing population, aging infrastructure and emergencies? Can owners of state subsidized apartments be fined for delivering ...

As New Jersey rolled uncertainly through day one of its second-ever government shutdown, folks were turned away at closed state beaches and parks, and politicians ...

Senate President Steve Sweeney takes on the two most daunting budget issues facing the state, the underpaid public worker pension fund and the TTF to ...

Does a former Christie aid believe the governor "flat out lied" about his knowledge of the GWB lane closures? What did he know and when ...

Senate President Steve Sweeney wants Gov. Christie to join the conversation on phasing out the estate and retirement income tax instead of waiting for Democratic ...

A bleak outlook for the Pinelands. That's the conclusion of the 9th annual report by the advocacy group the Pinelands Preservation Alliance.

How to get the attention of Democrats in Trenton? Have the Governor dismiss their dire warnings about the demise of the Transportation Trust Fund as ...

Assemblywoman Mila Jasey proposes a bill that would take $110 million from the Property Tax Relief Fund and use it to expand pre-K.

Republicans vow to block Obama's nominee to fill Scalia's U.S. Supreme Court seat. But in the battle to fill an empty seat on New Jersey's ...

Joaquin may be just a drive-by hurricane, but what's pushing it out to sea is causing problems, too. A storm with wind-driven rains is soaking ...

Assemblyman Vincent Prieto spoke about funding for the Transportation Trust Fund and the Omnia Health Alliance, both of which have been under a lot of ...

Governor Christie shows he's tough on crime. His veto pen to block a Sports Betting Bill. And a ban on trucking fracking waste across the ...

Those enrolled in the Homestead program were supposed to receive their annual property tax credit in August but it has been pushed back to next ...

"Unconstitutional policing." The Justice Department says Newark police need a federal monitor. Tunnel gate: was Jersey City's mayor plotting his own traffic tie-up? And The ...

Republican Assemblyman Jon Bramnick and Democratic Assembly Speaker Vincent Prieto talk about current issues within the state legislature.

Senate confirmation hearings for two state Supreme Court justices. What an Iraq war veteran thinks of the escalating crisis. And the national Special Olympics launch ...

The New Jersey Legislative Assembly reaches a compromise on the restoration of a 2 percent salary arbitration cap.

The governor, talking up his budget and talking down the pollsters. Angry union reaction to Christie’s call for new pension reforms. And the mayor of ...

Assembly Speaker Vincent Prieto (D-32) says that the governor may have had a change of heart on pensions since the State of the State address.