Gov. Christie signed a bill into law allowing zero-emission vehicle manufacturers to directly buy or sell to New Jersey consumers.
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While renewing 14 charters for existing schools, state officials also rejected closely watched plans to turn two Camden public schools into charters.
Christie's town hall tour hits Somerville while the public gets an earful on the budget. Measuring student progress, not teacher performance? Microbeads: Smoothing your skin ...
Representatives from advocacy groups attended a public budget hearing in Paramus to plead their case for funding.
The high cost of environmental remediation. The Assembly considers offshore energy sources. A rough winter for New Jersey commuters as possible fare hikes are on ...
Exxon will reportedly have to pay $250 million to remediate environmental damage the company caused. But the total cost is about $9 billion.
Assemblyman and former Mayor of Roselle Jamel Holley says that many issues have been discussed in the Legislature during the first week since he has ...
Obama's executive order on immigration. How it impacts New Jersey communities. Transforming health services for the LGBT community. And coping with the extreme cold when ...
NJTV News Chief Political Correspondent Michael Aron discusses the latest on the Revel sale and Jennifer Velez leaving her post at the Department of Human ...
More dangerous crossings. Rahway River flood control. Bay Head's stalled beach replenishment. Could Liberty State Park be opened to developers? And women and heart disease: ...
Gov. Christie signed legislation giving a new commission the authority to approve development plans in Liberty State Park, which has some worried about the park's ...
Hespe concedes the state didn’t follow legally required procedure, but says it’s now complying with the law.
The morning after the State of the Union -- still red and blue. Boosting the state's middle class. Our bridges: cross at your own risk. ...
The New Jersey Department of Transportation has closed several bridges, but officials wonder where the money to fix them will come from.
One and a half billion in pension funds. Awaiting payments. The Meadowlands loses. Newark gains. But the big winner is... The governor on affordable housing. ...
Judge Jacobson will rule on a suit brought by state unions fighting the Christie administration's reduction of pension payments.
A final blow for the underused Izod Center. The vacant Hoffmann-La Roche tract's reincarnated as a medical school. Atlantic City's coming back. And help for ...
The New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority board voted 10-2 to shut the IZOD Center down for two years.
If Cami Anderson meets seven criteria, she qualifies for a 20 percent boost above her 2013-2014 salary.
Time's running out Port Authority reform. Hiking Medicare prescription drug copays for state workers? Is that legal? The Senate president and the governor. And remembering ...