Mike DuHaime says Gov. Chris Christie is moving New Jersey in the right direction after inheriting a dire financial situation.

Gov. Chris Christie addressed a crowd in Bergenfield during his 106th town hall meeting.

The Deputy Republican Whip of the Assembly says that although the court ruling affects a small number of people, it has a big impact on ...

After Gov. Chris Christie gave a speech about tax relief, Democrats fired back that the governor isn't doing enough to help New Jersey's working families.

VIDEO:Update on the Monmouth County Water crisis and the South Jersey storm. PROGRAM NOTE: NJTV will have live coverage of Gov. Christie's address to a ...

Sen. Barbara Buono approves of the Supreme Court's decision to uphold Obama's health care law and supports the Democrats' spending plan, which she calls fiscally ...

Gov. Chris Christie told an audience at a town hall in Brick Township that Democrats lied to residents about a tax cut.

New Jersey Business and Industry Association First Vice President David Brogan says a millionaires tax would be a tax on business and hurt the state's ...

Senate Majority Leader Loretta Weinberg is optimistic that a property tax cut will be part of the new budget.

Gov. Chris Christie held a town hall in Piscataway Wednesday where he discussed his plans for New Jersey's future.

Asm. John Wisniewski calls both New York and New Jersey governors to task for lack of oversight of the agency and some in the Port ...

Senate President Steve Sweeney is not considering the millionaire's tax in his plan because the governor will not approve it. He says he refuses to ...

Political Science and Law Professor Brigid Harrison talks about the death of Rep. Donald Payne, the presidential race and the budget process in New Jersey.

Democrats in the Senate want to determine an income tax cut based on the amount paid in property taxes. Chief Political Correspondent Michael Aron reports ...

The governor defended his plan to reduce income taxes by 10 percent over three years at a town hall event in Palisades Park.

Senate Budget & Appropriations Chairman Paul Sarlo said he is concerned about the income tax cut because it means a loss of $1 billion in ...