
Malinowski leads in terms of cash, while PACs devote even more money to the contest than those seeking the office

Malinowski leads in terms of cash, while PACs devote even more money to the contest than those seeking the office

(AP Photo/Steven Senne)Special primary in the 11th District to be held Feb. 5

Interview: LeRoy Jones, NJ Democratic State Committee chairman

A final committee vote on the new slate of candidates is expected Thursday

Today, elected officials, and environmental activists were engaging in virtual rallies and press conferences, urging states like New Jersey and New York to get on ...

Murphy's top campaign staffer Julie Roginsky is opening up about her own experience with Murphy's former Campaign manager Brendan Gill.

The Essex County Board of Freeholders voted Wednesday night to advance plans for an independent civilian task force to oversee the troubled Essex County Correctional Facility.

The Senate passed the so-called dark money bill 31-0. The ball is now in Speaker Coughlin's court. However, the ACLU says if this bill becomes ...

Why can't we all get along? Democratic leaders, Murphy advocates spar over upcoming TV ads.

The candidates for governor try to get backing from South Jersey businesses who favor the republican. Did the Democrat make headway? State lawmakers are forming ...

Bob McHugh, who has worked with politicians on both sides of the aisle, weighs in on the governor’s race and more.

They all got Trumped. But candidate Christie gets high marks for his debate performance. It could propel him into the top tier of GOP contenders. ...

New Jersey elected officials and political strategists shared their thoughts during the first Republican presidential debate at the NJTV watch party.

It was not a drill. It was not Ebola. But are we prepared for the real thing? Sayreville football under the microscope. Stopping the bullying ...

Members of NJ Citizen Action held events in Montclair and Trenton, two municipalities with a question on the November ballot regarding paid sick days for ...

This summer's cash crop of tourists down the shore. Atlantic City's double down. Two more casinos closing. Four police departments are military surplus rejects. And ...

Democratic Strategist Brendan Gill and Republican Strategist Tim White discuss the week in politics with NJTV News Correspondent David Cruz.

The summer season is back and we’ll see how things are stacking up down the shore. Plus, the clinical side of Obamacare. And is foreign ...

Republican Strategist Chris Russell and Democratic Strategist Brendan Gill discuss the week in politics with NJTV News Managing Editor Mike Schneider.