The court’s dismissal acknowledged that the process is not a legal one but is intensely political

One-on-one with Doug Steinhardt, chair of Republican delegation to congressional redistricting commission

Chairman said he expects commission will hold ‘many more’ than the three required public hearings

The president of the New Jersey State Bar Association, Miles Winder III, says that while the appointment of a New Jersey Supreme Court justice is ...

No break in the stalemate over bills to save Atlantic City from bankruptcy. The governor fights the Assembly speaker and the mayor refutes their facts. ...

A blockbuster tax break on the chance a company will create jobs in Camden. Hoboken's antique gas mains get replaced by flood-resistant plastic. And the ...

Members of the Senate Judiciary Committee voted 11-2 in favor of John Degnan becoming the next chairman of the Port Authority.

Booker beats Lonegan. Congress votes to reopen the government. And strong words in the governor’s debate.

Former Supreme Court Justice Gary Stein believes not reappointing sitting justices can damage the court's independence because members may worry about their rulings having an ...

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.

Senate leaders will hold a hearing on Faustino Fernandez-Vina, but some involved in law say the war between Gov. Christie and Senate Democrats over Supreme ...

A new budget for New Jersey. You’ll hear the compliments and the criticism. Plus, another Democrat for the governor. A running mate for Sen. Buono? ...

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Barbara Buono hasn't picked a running mate yet and some are speculating who she may choose.

Michael Aron: Over the past decade, the Court has been filled by Democrats, Republicans, and Independents -- not simply by Justices.

In an interview she gave today with Managing Editor Mike Schneider, Assembly Speaker Sheila Oliver says Christie “sees the handwriting on the wall,” suggesting the ...