It’s business as usual for the federal government, as Congress reached agreement on a $1.3 trillion spending bill, averting a shutdown.
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There are two statewide ballot questions this year that deal with funding for public libraries and money from environmental lawsuits.
Senate President Steve Sweeney discusses his plan for north Jersey casinos, Atlantic City and his pension proposal plan.
Guns and getting rid of mental health records. A compromise is in the works to close a loophole in the vetoed bill. Is this the ...
The governor, talking up his budget and talking down the pollsters. Angry union reaction to Christie’s call for new pension reforms. And the mayor of ...
Leaders of New Jersey's unions say that members have already compromised with their pensions to help the state solve a problem they didn't cause.
The chairman of the Port Authority apologizes for the bridge lane closures. Why are some towns seeing new salt when there's so much salt still ...
Sen. Paul Sarlo says the record level of debt the state has is troubling, particularly because revenues continue to fall.
The former governor, a strong Hillary Clinton supporter, talks Presidential politics.
Borrowing $800 million would preserve fund for one year but would mean forgoing some federal matching money for major projects.