Atlantic City wins in court, then counter sues the state for the $33 million in aid approved last year. Then vetoed. We'll talk with the ...
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The Christie administration is proposing cuts to the Educational Opportunity Fund and to the state's senior public institutions.
Supportive Housing Association Executive Director Gail Levinson says New Jersey needs more affordable housing options, particularly for the developmentally disabled.
Unemployment is at a nine-year low -- 4.3 million New Jersey residents are working. And Christie's dedicating millions to train even more. Rival lawmakers have ...
The acting attorney general’s new directive calls on State Police “to identify best practices” and for local police to process gun purchase and carry applications ...
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 ...
The Senate and Assembly approved putting $10 million in the state’s Lead Hazard Control Fund for the next budget. Now they need Gov. Christie to ...
High stakes poker. Pending an infusion of tax revenue, Atlantic city's mayor says he'll shut down non-essential government services, even as he fights a state ...
A study found a three-foot sea level rise could displace more than 300,000 New Jersey residents. A six-foot increase could force more than 800,000 New ...
As Newark's youngest are tested for blood poisoning, the mayor wants lead water pipes replaced. And a bill requiring every school be tested is on ...
Some wonder why housing projects in counties that recovered well after Superstorm Sandy got Sandy funds when areas that were harder hit had to wait ...
The strike's averted. Now the pitch. To persuade NJ Transit workers that the deal they got is the best they can get. If even one ...
Assemblyman John Wisniewski says Gibson Dunn, which the Christie administration hired after the GWB lane closure scandal, over-billed the state by about half a million ...
Endorser-in-Chief Chris Christie's stone-faced Trump introduction triggered confusion and lit up the Twitter-sphere. Does he still have the political clout to govern for two more ...
The Legislative Oversight Committee heard testimony about why New Jersey received $15 million of the $300 million requested in Sandy aid from the federal government ...
Harrowing hours on the high seas for thousands of cruise ship passengers now safely back on land. A storm of emotions after a storm with ...
In the pennies on the dollar Exxon deal the judge calls it reasonable. Critics threaten to appeal, concerned not enough money will actually be spent ...
After months of litigation, a judge ruled that the $225 million dollar Exxon settlement is fair despite the $8.9 billion originally requested from the state.
Five "green" groups have asked an appellate panel to let them intervene in the controversial legal action.
The controversial superintendent of Newark's Public schools, who's contract was renewed in February, is out. Newark's mayor calls it "great news for us." Also out. ...