Gov. Christie picks up another endorsement in the Granite State. This time it's a former counterpart with deep political connections in the first-in-the-nation primary state. ...

New Jersey Tourism Industry Association President Sharon Franz talks about the exciting events happening in New Jersey this summer season.

The state budget? Paterson people sound off. The state of Newark? Broke and begging for help. Enlisting parents to help Camden schools. A huge advance ...

The Federal Reserve has said it will no longer be patient in starting to raise its benchmark interest rate. Bankrate.com Chief Financial Analyst Greg McBride ...

Protecting pensions by raising taxes. Lawmakers and the governor on a collision course. Hello summer, goodbye Tony Mack. Trenton's former mayor heads to prison. And ...

Israel Posner, the executive director of the Levenson Institute of Gaming, Hospitality and Tourism, says Revel could be re-engineered for revenue generation after its second ...

New poll numbers for Christie and Buono. The Senate president takes aim at his Republican counterpart. Business groups warn voters about raising the minimum wage. ...

Online casino gambling is coming to the Garden State in November and officials hope the rollout will mean additional money going to the casinos and ...

Rutgers' School of Management and Labor Relations dean discusses string of industry strikes and employee demands.

Back to the beach. President Obama and Gov. Christie hit the boardwalk to check on the Jersey Comeback. And we will take you there. Plus, ...

Brookings Institution fellow Elizabeth Kneebone says that while the rate of poverty in the primary cities held steady over the past decade, poverty growth was ...

The March jobs numbers that came out today shows that the state's unemployment rate lowered from 9.3 percent to 9 percent. It's a drop that ...

Dean of the Bloustein School of Public Policy James Hughes says the economy is on an upward trajectory.

Scott Rothbort of the Stillman School of Business said unemployment numbers are following some of the trends and he doesn't believe the economy is heading ...

From 2001 to 2010, New Jersey experienced a net loss of 156,100 private-sector jobs, driving the total down to 3.2 million—a level not seen since ...