Murphy impounded the $235 million as this year’s state budget was being finalized, saying the Legislature’s revenue projections were faulty, especially in the wake of ...

New Jersey passed a law in 2018 that tightened surprise medical billing. Now Congressman Frank Pallone wants to do the same for hospital patients throughout ...

Murphy lamented losing the battle to include a millionaire's tax in the FY 2020 budget.

Murphy reiterates that "all options on the table" on what he'll do about the budget.

Murphy signaled Wednesday that he'd delete spending from the budget that he says rely on unrealistic and unsustainable revenue projections.

A package of 10 bills focused on handling harassment complaints and hiring practices in state government sailed through committee.

Flanked by union bosses from across New Jersey, Murphy promised a reckoning as he berated Democrats in the Legislature for introducing their own budget -- ...

Legislative leaders are no closer to a budget deal with less than three weeks to go until a government shutdown.

Gov. Phil Murphy promises to sign the bill and work to resolve outstanding issues.

Supporters of Gov. Phil Murphy's millionaire's tax rallied in its favor Monday, even as political momentum for the proposal continues to slow in Trenton.

Immigrant rights advocates make a case for driver's licenses to be issued to unauthorized immigrants.

Phil Murphy held a roundtable to preserve Obamacare by creating a state-run health care exchange. But afterward, he snapped back at Steve Sweeney for suggesting ...

The first round of minimum wage increases kicks in July 1. It's a victory for many workers in the state, but the child care industry ...

While shore folks eagerly anticipate a trouble-free tourist season, Trenton’s budget season’s already fraught. One sore point is an ad, produced by the dark money ...

State lawmakers warmly celebrated West Side High School Principal Akbar Cook and toured innovative programs the Newark native set up.

Gov. Phil Murphy found a friendly crowd at the left-leaning New Jersey Policy Perspective annual conference.

Bad blood boils over as Murphy, South Jersey tensions heighten, threatening Trenton gridlock.

Roughly 900,000 New Jerseyans are food insecure. Nearly one-third of those are children.

It’s believed the votes were there in the Assembly, but in the Senate the sponsors were maybe three or four votes shy of the needed ...

Both Coughlin and Sweeney expressed a firm commitment to passing marijuana legalization in the future.