Appealing to legislative leaders who control process, minority party suggests that even some of Sherrill's cuts should be restored

While some parents are keen on schooling without masks, others are less so

New Jersey among the top in the nation for shrinking its prison population. See how it's an example for the rest of America. It's been ...

Many big news events happened in New Jersey in 2016.

Members of the Senate and Assembly approved putting a measure to voters that would allow for casinos outside of Atlantic City.

The strike's averted. Now the pitch. To persuade NJ Transit workers that the deal they got is the best they can get. If even one ...

A Rutgers-Eagleton poll found that most New Jersey residents know nothing about next week's Assembly election. The poll also found that only five percent can ...

High stakes in Next Tuesday's election. On the Ballot: Funding worker's pensions and transportation, but polls show most people don't know who represents them in ...

Class action suits against Volkswagen for rigging cars to cheat emissions tests are leaving owners feeling suckered and dealerships in legal limbo. They're stuck with ...

In a Rutgers-Eagleton poll out today, 32 percent of New Jersey Republican say Donald Trump is their choice to be the party's nominee, followed by ...

Lawmakers in New Jersey are considering a bill that would change the alimony process to eliminate permanent alimony. Supporters say the changes will make the ...

Digging through the ashes and searching clues. We'll take you to Seaside where they're grieving, gathering evidence and promising to come back again. Plus, a ...

Steve Lonegan says he has the clearest, most compelling message that help him win the election for U.S. Senate Oct. 16.

Strong words from the president as the FBI releases pictures of the men who might be the bombers. Plus, a big move in New Jersey ...

A multi-million dollar deal to sell the New Jersey lottery. Plus, new help for homeowners hurt by the hurricane. The former mayor of Newark gets ...

After withering criticism from Gov. Christie last week, Rutgers-Eagleton Poll Director David Redlawsk defended his organization, saying information is reputable.

Gov. Chris Christie says an Eagleton Poll that reports more voters want a new governor is not accurate. He did discuss a Pew Research Survey ...