The law, unpopular with many municipal officials, has almost doubled the rate of construction since 2015

‘In 15 years, they own a property outright, free and clear,’ said Mayor Ras Baraka

Housing advocates acknowledge America's made great progress in fair housing, but say so much more needs to be done.

Opposing views on number of units to be built – and where – complicates the path forward for municipalities.

As the state becomes less affordable for low-income residents, towns face the challenge of meeting ever-increasing housing obligations.

The state Supreme Court heard arguments challenging a lower court ruling that told towns they don't have to make up for housing obligations missed between ...

The Bridgegate scandal's back in court. And for the first time, Christie's the target. Might he end up facing a misconduct charge? The drinking water ...

Supportive Housing Association Executive Director Gail Levinson says New Jersey needs more affordable housing options, particularly for the developmentally disabled.

Unemployment is at a nine-year low -- 4.3 million New Jersey residents are working. And Christie's dedicating millions to train even more. Rival lawmakers have ...

Three of the Senate candidates try to break out of the pack. Plus, Rutgers raises tuition and the students talk back. Red light cameras take ...

Former New Jersey Supreme Court Justice Gary Stein discusses the rulings on COAH, the rights of property owners during beach replenishment projects, the Voting Rights ...

Diane Johnson of the Department of Housing and Urban Development said while the Fair Housing Act was enacted 44 years ago, some communities still experience ...