(Giorgio Trovato via Unsplash)Many former members of Congress retain donors’ cash after leaving office that they tap for a range of uses
(Giorgio Trovato via Unsplash)Many former members of Congress retain donors’ cash after leaving office that they tap for a range of uses

Friends, family and colleagues attended the memorial service for the late Gov. Brendan Byrne.

The Senate Judiciary Committee unanimously voted to move Walter Timpone's nomination to the New Jersey Supreme Court to the Senate floor.

It could be a blueprint for Congress -- New Jersey lawmakers quickly act on the governor's Supreme Court nomination. The state commissioner who would take ...

Gov. Christie has nominated Walter Timpone, a Democrat, to the state's Supreme Court, which is a compromise with Senate President Steve Sweeney.

A surprise compromise clears the way for a judicial nominee to fill a vacant state Supreme Court judicial job, unfilled since Christie took office. The ...

A life well lived. New Jersey's longest serving senator, Frank Lautenberg, after 30 years plus in the U.S. Senate has died. We'll take a look ...

Sen. Frank Lautenberg served 31 years as a U.S. senator with one brief interruption.

The five-term Democratic senator died this morning today at age 89, his office said in a statement. Lautenberg was the longest-serving senator in New Jersey ...


Michael Aron: Over the past decade, the Court has been filled by Democrats, Republicans, and Independents -- not simply by Justices.

Chief Political Correspondent Michael Aron asks: Politics can be a blood sport in the Garden State, but does that actually interfere with business getting done?