The state Supreme Court split 4-2 on the decision

Gov. Christie joined AJ Solomon, a former staffer, at the ribbon cutting for the Victory Bay Recovery Center in Camden County.

Rolling the dice on the old Taj Mahal. A new buyer promising thousands of jobs. Can Hard Rock lure tourists back to the struggling boardwalk? ...

Blistering criticism of Newark's school reformer. Bridging the gap between cops and kids of color. An interfaith effort to shelter the homeless. And traumatic brain ...

Chief Political Correspondent Michael Aron discusses the Council on Affordable Housing hearing at the State Supreme Court.

The Senate takes aim and takes action on two Supreme Court nominees. Republicans and Democrats airing their differences over closing the budget gap. And should ...

Some Republican senators disagreed with reconfirming Chief Justice Stuart Rabner, but both he and Lee Solomon received enough votes to be on the Supreme Court.

Senate confirmation hearings for two state Supreme Court justices. What an Iraq war veteran thinks of the escalating crisis. And the national Special Olympics launch ...

The Senate Judicial Committee holds confirmation hearings for New Jersey Supreme Court nominees Stuart Rabner and Lee Solomon.

The treasurer on the hot seat. The governor re-nominates the the head of the high court. State compensation for crime victims. Can the cost begin ...

Gov. Christie has re-appointed New Jersey Supreme Court Justice Stuart Rabner and has nominated Lee Solomon for a seat on the High Court.

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

Sen. Robert Gordon says he wants to investigate how the privatized system compares to how halfway houses could run under the state.

Governor Chris Christie held a press conference earlier today to announce that Lee Solomon will be stepping down as head of the Board of Public ...

Administration makes up to $18 million available for combined heat and power, less than half the $48 million originally allocated.

The Christie administration take a close look at the energy master plan with an eye to reducing ratepayer bills.

A long-time veteran of the gas industry, Jackson’s new responsibilities extend to electric and telecom, water, and cable television.

Board of Public Utilities dismisses without comment three-year old petition against Newark utility stemming from alleged overcollection of stranded costs.

Golf course a possibility for environmentally sensitive Millville property the State DEP had sought to preserve under Green Acres program.

With the Christie administration weighing costs, is the state about to scale back on renewable energy goals?