Majority Democrats stand by payments while Republicans lament size of structural gap and level of school aid

'This isn't normal. This isn't right,' Republican lawmaker says of dash to move a 358-page budget bill on day it was introduced

Sherrill, legislative leaders announce full pension payment, expanded child tax credit, cut in deficit ahead of July 1 deadline

As lawmakers ready pitches for last-minute budget requests, one state grant process shows what happens when all applicants have a shot

Lawmakers, too, face a tricky choice: Champion pet projects, or get behind spending for other priorities that have greater statewide impact

Law would have state agency warn motorists. Sponsors say it promotes safety

Yes, say a range of experts and officials, from all sides of the political spectrum

Interview: Assembly Speaker Craig Coughlin

Organizations share $3.2 million in public-private grants

Agency announces 15% increase in bus and rail fares but says it has no plans to reduce service levels

Democrats’ resolution joins growing calls across the country as the temporary ceasefire ends

Deptford’s controversial policy would mean alternative meals or no food at all for some children

Senate president and Assembly leader raise concerns about costs to utility customers, impact on tourism

Murphy and Democratic legislative leaders say waiting until 2026 to roll out 'StayNJ' is the responsible thing to do

Assemblywoman says fellow Democrat’s proposal would further stack the deck against poor, young, minorities

Anchor program fell short in getting benefits to renters. Lawmakers float changes to help

Money intended to fund scientific research is being diverted