New Jersey's schools consistently rank among the top in the nation, even when you compare high-need districts in the state. A report analyzing the SFRA ...

The Omnia plan provides discounts at 36 hospitals designated tier one, and excludes 33 hospitals designated tier two. The state Department of Banking and Insurance ...

Does a two tiered system of health care mean second tier patients get second class care? An assembly hearing on the Omnia plans went on ...

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Barbara Buono says she is focused on the economy since there are 400,000 unemployed people in New Jersey.

A bill Democrats are pushing would require candidates to disclose every donation, even those under the current $300,000 threshold. But Republicans say it's a political ...

At the Assembly budget hearing, Chief Political Correspondent Michael Aron says both sides are mapping out strategies for long, bloody campaigns.

Asm. Gary Schaer (D), Vice Chair of the Assembly Budget Committee says the expansion of Medicaid in compliance with the Affordable Care Act is in ...

Assembly Republican leader Jon Bramnick says confidence within the business community spurs investment.

At a town hall meeting in Cedar Grove, the governor said New Jerseyans deserve a tax cut, chiding Democratic lawmakers for pushing a delay.

Sen. Paul Sarlo said his committee will discuss possible tax cuts after revenue numbers are finalized.

In Monmouth County, …New Jersey's smallest town is ready to forfeit it's name… in order to merge with another seaside community. But not everyone agrees ...

Acting Education Commissioner Christopher Cerf painted an upbeat picture for the Assembly Budget Committee that schools generally are doing very well.

Post mortem on Race to the Top reveals other woes.

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

Brooklyn education technology firm hired to help Race to the Top application also overlooked crucial mistake.

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

With federal funds largely spent and budget cuts taking effect, school districts statewide mull their options.

Ample evidence of how New Jersey’s politicians have agreed to forgo the proven benefits of investing in public colleges.

Borrowing $800 million would preserve fund for one year but would mean forgoing some federal matching money for major projects.

New legislation would award offshore renewable energy certificates (ORECs) to owners of wind farms for each megawatt of electricity generated.