The state Comptroller's Office found lax oversight, and even possible misuse of funds, by the groups charged with distributing the money.

A report on the effect of the 2% arbitration cap, released without the permission of the full task force, becomes hot topic in gubernatorial race.

Police and fire representatives don't agree on a bill meant to transform the retirement system. The Assembly Appropriations Committee approved a plan to transfer management ...

Embedded in President Trump's proposed budget, deep cuts to women's health care and cancer screenings. And deep cuts to environmental cleanup in a state bounded ...

Several measures passed through the Assembly, including one that gives first responders more leeway in administering an opioid antidote, one that would require presidential candidates ...

A bill unanimously passed the Senate transferring management of the police and firemen's retirement system from the state back to its roughly 85,000 current and ...

Crowding international arrivals to call out President Trump's travel ban as an assault on our values. A crowded docket of pressing issues put to a ...

The the 2011 law entitles 9/11 first responders to compensation and added health coverage if they've developed health problems directly from their exposure to dust ...

In the face of renewed threats of terrorism, Senators urge re-authorizing the Zadroga Act which would provide health and financial aid to those who've suffered ...

A big win for advocates of developmentally disabled people being cared for out-of-state. New Jersey's mandate they all be brought home is on hold. New ...

Assembly Speaker Vincent Prieto has met with public employee union leaders to discuss a new five-year plan to fully fund the pension system.