Colleen O'DeaCandidates set to be back on the road Sunday, when in-person early voting ends
Colleen O'DeaCandidates set to be back on the road Sunday, when in-person early voting ends

Interview: Top political strategists Dan Bryan and Chris Russell

Democratic Party is cautioned not to take support for granted

The storm was a defining moment in Christie’s political career

After Obama, Murphy welcomes President Biden to New Jersey

Interview with LeRoy Jones, chairman of New Jersey Democratic State Committee

'And leave it to New Jersey, the place where I grew up to bring this home'

Former President Obama is expected to campaign for Murphy next week

Newark native Julien Neals was first nominated to the federal bench in 2015 by then-President Barack Obama

Gustavo Contreras was streaming when Asbury Park Police arrested him as they were enforcing a curfew. The curfew exempts credentialed media. The state attorney general ...

Newark's mayor says the goal is to increase funding so that the program can expand to 5,000 participants next year.

Gateway Development Corporation Trustee Jerry Zaro says it's not just the 200,000 daily commuters who travel the crumbling, century-old train tunnel under the Hudson River ...

The standoff continues. At issue is President Donald Trump’s insistence on building a wall along the southern border.

The DeVos rule changes will be subject to public comment. But once finalized, unlike the Obama policy they’d replace, the DeVos rules will carry the ...

Incumbent 7th District Congressman Leonard Lance is fighting for his political life in a formerly secure Republican district.

The race is tight. A recent public poll had Kim up by one -- 45 to 44.

The former president signaled he's back on the scene as he harshly criticized the Republican Party and its current leader.

It could be a banner year for Jersey Democrats hoping to sweep Republicans out of their long held congressional seats. Chief Political Correspondent Michael Aron sits down ...

The House passed an omnibus federal funding bill without any money specifically allocated for the Gateway project.

Rhodes scholar Jordan Thomas says returning to serve the people of Newark is his long-term goal.