NJTV News and NJ Spotlight journalists discuss some of the issues outlined in Gov. Phil Murphy's second State of the State address.

Colleen O'Dea, Michael Hill and Micah Rasmussen join Anchor Mary Alice Williams at the anchor desk for reaction to Jeff Van Drew's interview with NJTV ...

It's a relatively sleepy primary race with only a few competitive districts.

An NJ Spotlight forum focuses on the quest to make progress on the decadeslong battle of building affordable housing in the Garden State.

Governor argues his conditional veto addresses ‘egregious loopholes’ in the legislation. Opponents claim it protects groups that contributed to his campaign.

In 2018, the state's graduation rate for almost every category of student increased.

According to a NJ Spotlight report, while it's not a huge number, more people are moving out of New Jersey than are moving in.

Population data shows Jersey residents are moving out of the suburbs and back into cities.

The AmeriMama program at Meadowlands Hospital entices pregnant Russians to deliver their babies here, making the babies eligible for U.S. citizenship.

The governor gets a law on the books. Making “unequivocal, unashamed, unapologetic support of Israel” the policy of the state. State road and bridge repairs, ...

The governor’s coffers gained more than $14 million in first six months of 2015, including millions from New Jersey.

In districts across the state, ‘Common Sense Conservatives’ are mixing it up with ‘Real Democrats for Change’ and other hopefuls, adding some spice to this ...

Almost 3 percent of Americans who died in Vietnam were from the Garden State's villages, towns and cities.

The Garden State has only two alternative fueling stations for every 100,000 vehicles, the second-lowest ranking in the country.

Most still drive alone to work, but younger residents are more likely to ride bikes, take trains or buses, or even walk – and 4 ...

Choose-and-cut operations branch out by offering hayrides, bonfires and other winter fun.

Using different criteria, a report finds New Jersey’s health and retirements benefits for public employees are less generous than plans in most other states.

While incomes have gone up in aftermath of recession, housing costs keep climbing while home values keep falling.