At a panel discussion hosted by the Women's Empowerment Network, Gov. Whitman and others shared their thoughts on why women make up such a small ...

A campaign to close juvenile prisons. Can community-based care succeed when incarceration fails? Community members weigh in on Newark police reforms that could include cataloguing ...

As a member of the Bipartisan Task Force to Combat the Heroin Epidemic, Rep. Tom MacArthur discusses how the federal government can help states and ...

The Supreme Court will hear New Jersey's sports betting case in the fall, with a decision expected in early 2018.

With just three days left to finalize the state budget or face a government shutdown, it's crunch time in the Capitol. Lawmakers added funding for ...

Hire. Buy. Live. Newark. is a new initiative with the goal of hiring 2,020 Newarkers in jobs, both high-skill and entry-level, at a variety of ...

Can the state raid Horizon's surplus revenues or the lottery's to pay for schools and programs? Friday's the deadline to decide. Two thousand twenty by ...

Republicans leaders and the NJEA president presented a counter to the education funding formula put forth by Democratic leaders last month.

A fight over what's fair. School funding reform may be caught in legislative cross fire. Republicans bucking a democratic deal. Should employment benefits belong to ...

LEAP Academy Charter School in Camden is partnering with local universities to have all their senior students take college courses.

Tight on time and money for the next state budget, Christie's looking to tap into Horizon surpluses. But the health insurance giant says it'll cost ...

Gov. Christie took questions on a variety of topics, including school funding and Christopher Wray.

Gov. Christie tells us what he thinks of the Sweeney/Prieto plan to solve public school funding. Forty years ago Joanne Chesimard was convicted of killing ...

Legalizing recreational marijuana, regulating and taxing it. Could the next governor approve what Christie refused? Our U.S. senators and The National Council of La Raza ...

The state Senate Judiciary Committee held a hearing on chairman Nick Scutari's cannabis legalization bill.

The cannabis industry continues to grow across the country, creating opportunities and challenges for civic and political leaders and entrepreneurs.

They're from different parties but on the same side. State leaders calling for civility after partisan hate speech led to violence. Legalizing marijuana. As lawmakers ...

Step one in reforming school funding. Millions more for some districts but where's the money coming from? Might the governor's veto of state funding for ...

Senate President Steve Sweeney and Assembly Speaker Vincent Prieto announced a revised school funding plan to put an end to almost two years of political ...

A lawsuit over the way money's been earmarked to renovate the aging State House. Is it too little, too late? Renovating the Trenton riverbank. Can ...