‘Access to capital and limited bond capacity are at the heart of the problem’

Instead of making one payment into the public worker pension funds at the end of the fiscal year, lawmakers unanimously approved a bill to have ...

The chronically under-funded public worker pensions could get a quarterly transfusion of cash. All that stands in the way now is Christie. The designation that ...

Buoyed by a seat at the big debate, and boosted by a hometown crowd bearing cash, Christie's predicting he'll go all the way to the ...

Shortly after learning he would participate in the first GOP presidential debate, Chris Christie was in Asbury Park raising money for his campaign and appealing ...

A raucous rally over taxi competition. A roadblock for the Transportation Trust Fund. Scanning social media for test cheats. Deconstructing the Exxon settlement.

Members of the Assembly Education Committee heard from the NJ Department of Education about how Pearson, which is administering the PARCC test, has been monitoring ...

Fifty bucks for besting the PARCC test? Efforts to postpone using the results for years. Atlantic City's crisis call for creativity. And losing a jazz ...

Members of the Assembly voted 63 to 7 to delay the PARCC test results being used by three years.

Republicans sweep. Incumbents too. And Democrats get a wake-up call. New Jersey sends its first African-American woman to Congress. Along with a power broker's brother.

Law enforcement personnel say requiring motorists to slow down and change lanes when they see an emergency vehicle is common sense and increases safety.

Campaigning for customers. Gov. Christie celebrates the comeback down the shore. Plus, the health commissioner with important information for flood victims. Catholics with strong words ...

Gov. Chris Christie and other officials joined Belmar Mayor Matthew Doherty for a ribbon cutting reopening Belmar's boardwalk after Hurricane Sandy destroyed it.

Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno visited Belmar to welcome back businesses who were forced to close after damage from Hurricane Sandy.

The Senate and Assembly both passed the New Jersey Health Benefits Exchange Act, but Republicans still oppose the measure.