Despite intense public opposition, Passaic Valley Sewerage Commission OKs contract for gas-fired backup plant

Passaic Valley Sewerage Commission is urged to ditch controversial plan for backup plant

Elections officials offered mixed reviews on new ballots after lawsuits ended 'county line' design

It’s ‘all just a hypothetical,’ budget committee leader assures

Business leaders argue against Murphy proposal to use new corporate fee

Questions swirl about the volatility of a levy on corporate profits

Reductions in state aid are anticipated for around 140 school districts

Some surprise that public hospital not steering $100M-plus initiative

Advocates are frustrated. One knocks budget allocation as a Band-Aid

Providers say increase is desperately needed. Insurance companies raise concerns

The Neark hospital has raised millions for first phase but far short of what’s required

NJ officials seek revisions to get more people signed up for newest property-tax relief effort

NJ Transit predicts it'll take four years to restore full ridership, meanwhile the MVC struggles to avoid agency office closures.

Gov. Phil Murphy signed a bill that lets New Jersey borrow a whopping $9.9 billion. Democrats say it'll plug a massive budget hole caused by ...

Republicans say they'll sue to stop state from borrowing $9.9 billion.

People came seeking more state funding, but only got three minutes to make their case before the Assembly Budget Committee.

The Assembly Budget Committee convenes for its first public hearing on the state’s fiscal year 2020 budget.

The annual jaunt from Newark to Washington D.C. is a fairly reliable barometer of what decision makers are thinking and talking about.

A labor law expert said the Murphy administration should have investigated further when Brennan originally made the allegations in Dec. 2017.

Critics charge that the committee's focus is on injuring the governor politically.