Charlie Birnbaum is fighting to keep his Atlantic City home. The Casino Reinvestment Development Authority is trying to take the three-story apartment building through eminent ...

Strong words as bridge scandal investigators take aim at each other. Who’s cashing in? The big money battle in college sports. And why is Ras ...

Belmar residents and business owners make up the new Redevelopment Advisory Committee to update the municipality.

Investigating a disaster. What caused that fatal gas explosion in South Jersey? Rolling back the rates. Congress moves to make flood insurance cheaper. And joking ...

New Jersey has now surpassed Florida as the state with the highest number of mortgages that are more than 90 days delinquent.

Did he forget? Was he confused or distracted? The fallout from the governor’s remarks about a bill he signed. Pain and relief as flood-prone homeowners ...

During his radio talk show, Gov. Christie seemed unaware that he had signed a bill granting the new Rowan-Rutgers board the power of eminent domain.

Fighting foreclosures through eminent domain. One New Jersey town is going where few have gone before. Plus, was it a traffic study or dirty politics ...

Irvington Mayor Wayne Smith wants to seize foreclosed homes through eminent domain, not for public use but for their families.

Christie versus Buono. Booker versus Lonegan. We’ll look at what happened last night and what could happen tonight. Plus, the acting attorney general goes after ...

Ocean City officials have begun moving forward with eminent domain proceedings to obtain easements for dozens of properties that are needed for an Army Corps ...

Gov. Christie talks candidly about his decision to undergo secret weight loss surgery. The new chairwoman of Barbara Buono's gubernatorial campaign tells us her strategy ...

Council President Steve Gillingham said he estimates there are five homeowners who have not signed easements, and the town is be prepared to exercise eminent ...

Joseph Manicini says his town's dune project is simply about putting sand in front of oceanfront homes, all paid for by the federal government.

This has been a divisive issue on Long Beach Island for years and it has led to legal fights. An attorney representing some of the ...

Too many property owners are still at the mercy of local governments thanks to an obscure legal maneuver.