(Colleen O'Dea/NJ Spotlight News)Head of agency overseeing the rules says new developments need not be disruptive to municipalities
(Colleen O'Dea/NJ Spotlight News)Head of agency overseeing the rules says new developments need not be disruptive to municipalities
(AP Photo/Carlos Gonzalez)Policy had been to elevate homes. That changed after devastation by Ida’s floods

State officials reiterate funding won't come quickly

An increasing number of renters are ending up in landlord-tenant court

Union Beach administrator says Phase One will add defenses on the beachfront

The new program entails officers attend all neighborhood, civic and business association meetings; visit schools; and work only within their assigned wards.

Lt. Gov. Sheila Oliver said that spats within municipalities can stifle redevelopment and that cooperation is needed.

Trenton's city council will get three hours on Tuesday to either adopt a budget or punt it to the state.

Atlantic City Mayor Don Guardian says his proposed budget marks the first time in decades that property taxes will decrease.

Atlantic City's slimming down to prepare for retaking control from the state. And you might be surprised to hear what's being cut. A new report ...

Atlantic City’s elected leaders say the state Department of Community Affairs got it all wrong in rejecting the city’s five-year recovery plan. They say they're ...

To convict or acquit or maybe both. Bridgegate jurors wrestle with federal charges only to be stopped by attorneys wrestling with the judge. The state ...

Sandy survivors told their stories of hardship that continues nearly four years after the storm at a special hearing to the Regulatory Oversight Reform and ...

Is the Affordable Care Act becoming unaffordable? For some, double digit premium hikes could be offset by federal subsidy hikes. But others could get slammed. ...

A HUD audit of New Jersey disbursement of Sandy recovery money calls on the state to further justify expenditures it deems questionable or else pay ...

Pay back time. The feds find the Christie administration mishandled Sandy funds. Where did the money go? And how would the state find the cash ...

The Senate Appropriations Committee heard from Department of Community Affairs Commissioner Charles Richman about how Atlantic City's financial situation came to be.

It could be a blueprint for Congress -- New Jersey lawmakers quickly act on the governor's Supreme Court nomination. The state commissioner who would take ...

Gov. Christie announced $10 million in the state budget has been reallocated to support a lead abatement and containment program.

Lawmakers go line-by-line over Christie's nearly $35 billion budget that doesn't include a dime for critical road and bridge repairs. What does it include? Christie's ...