Utility companies take some heat in Trenton for their hurricane performance. Plus, the head of NJ Transit talks about efforts to get all the trains ...

Lingering doubts and danger in South Jersey. Plus, the governor decides on a running mate.. and we have it first. At the surprising numbers behind ...

Gov. Chris Christie has named Marc Ferzan to coordinate rebuilding after Hurricane Sandy and he hopes the federal government will reimburse at least 90 percent ...

Gov. Chris Christie visited Somerset praising the National Guard and explaining the progress that has been made in the recovery process from Hurricane Sandy.

Treasurer Andrew Sidamon-Eristoff sent a letter to Committee Chairman Vincent Prieto informing him that he wouldn't be attending.

Caren Franzini, CEO of the New Jersey Economic Developmental Authority, talks about the $37 million tax credit to Cablevision and almost $90 million for other ...

A second grade teacher on maternity leave touched off the most interesting exchange at Gov. Christie’s town hall in Kearny this morning.

Post mortem on Race to the Top reveals other woes.

The five documents that rocked New Jersey education.

On the hook for nearly $70 billion, New Jersey already tops all states in unfunded liability.

Paying a little more per gallon isn’t as big a burden as the cost of added debt or the damage to the environment.

Proposed voucher legislation redirects funds away from the very students who need help most.

Charter schools are catching on in the suburbs, while school vouchers are racking up more backing across the state. Stay ahead of these and other ...

New Jersey looks at ways to fix the school funding crisis. This special package of resources will keep you well-informed on possible approaches.

At annual NJEA conference, the main focus is on how to fight back politically.

Conservationists and advocates see hopeful signs of political will in proposed legislation aimed at limiting threats to ecosystem.

No guarantees, but infusion of $268 million could be in place by September and save 3,900 jobs statewide.

‘Convoluted’ regulatory process most cited in discussing why NJ trails rest of region in returning to growth.

Tenure reform, merit pay and charter schools are fast becoming the mainstays of tomorrow’s education policies.

About $270 million is OK’d for 177 districts -- but districts in urban areas still wait for their share.