High stakes poker. Pending an infusion of tax revenue, Atlantic city's mayor says he'll shut down non-essential government services, even as he fights a state ...
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Senate President Steve Sweeney says the state Department of Human Services' decision to let two housing assistance pilot programs expire has led to some people's ...
The Senate's in session. Set to tackle bills Christie's already vetoed. And then some. But just how much can they accomplish with Christie out of ...
Standing ovations for New Jersey Senior Sen. Robert Menendez on Israel's right to defend itself. New Jersey Senate President Sweeney's trashing the Sandy money monitor ...
Senate President Steve Sweeney and others expressed frustration with a short report from the state's integrity monitor about the Sandy recovery effort.
Red ink. The Senate hears about the budget gap amid calls for a millionaire’s tax. Pension protest. Unions call on the governor to pay up. ...
Senate President Steve Sweeney announced that he is working to override Gov. Christie's conditional veto of the Sandy Bill of Rights.
Sen. Menendez fires back at reports that he’s been helping some fugitive bankers. Republicans sound off on the new committee investigating the bridge scandal. And ...
With the current economic environment, many New Jerseyans can't afford to pay their rent.
A New Jersey congressman says it’s time to end the shutdown. Plus warnings about the New Jersey courts. And charges against a powerful politician.
Executive Director of the Housing and Community Development Network of New Jersey Staci Berger says the state Supreme Court made the right decision when it ...
A new turn in the long battle over affordable housing. Plus, Cory Booker under fire for his online activities. And the judge who quit his ...
The state Supreme Court threw out the current methodology for determining a municipality's obligation to provide affordable housing and gave state officials five months to ...
It’s Christie versus the Supremes in a battle over affordable housing. Plus, disturbing news about a near-disaster. And a surprising compliment for the Newark Police ...
The state's High Court decided that the Council on Affordable Housing is an independent agency that the governor can't abolish.
Both city officials and representatives from Thomas Edison State College believe the $16.9 million project will benefit New Jersey's capital.
Director of Policy and Advocacy at Housing and Community Development Network of New Jersey Staci Berger says the need for affordable housing is well documented ...
Committee chairman pledges radical overhaul of affordable housing program amid questions of constitutionality and the impact on South Jersey.