During an Assembly budget hearing, Treasurer Andrew Sidamon-Eristoff said the Christie administration's lottery privatization plan is necessary to keep up with the times.

Gov. Chris Christie says the state will still get revenues from the lottery and his tax cut plan will help New Jerseyans.

Terror at the Boston Marathon. Two bombings and heavy casualties. Plus the impact that it's having on security in our area.

Aside from the $120 million up front that New Jersey will receive from the privatization of the state lottery, there are few details about the ...

Assemblyman John Burzichelli says he and fellow Democrats know very little about the plan to have an outside company run New Jersey's lottery.