Tuesday marks the start of open enrollment for NJ’s health insurance marketplace

One challenge the state might face with this year's open enrollment is volume with many people out of work.

Rhonda Schaffler has the day's top business stories.

A centerpiece of his 2017 campaign, Gov. Phil Murphy on Wednesday signed an executive order creating the Public Bank Implementation Board and gave it one ...

If all goes smoothly, Jersey residents could start enrolling through the state exchange in the fall of 2020 for health care coverage that would start ...

New Jersey says enrollment dipped by 10 percent last year and it plans to reverse that this year.

Murphy says running the state Department of Banking and Insurance "is not doctoral calculus."

Some Democrats are claiming the governor broke his word when he line-item vetoed some of the language.

Ahead of Monday's commute-snarling, train-diverting rail line repairs at New York Penn, how is NJ Transit keeping us informed? The state budget battle's over, but ...

Opponents of the PARCC test urge Senate President Steve Sweeney to allow a vote on a Senate resolution aimed at putting the brakes on the ...

What's in store for the class of 2021? Protesters pressure the Senate president to push the state to kill the controversial PARCC test as a ...

The school funding fight. If Christie's "Fairness Formula" cuts taxes for the rich and education for the poor, do lawmakers have a better fix? Trump ...

New Jersey Democrats haven't come up with a unified plan for school funding, but they agree that Gov. Christie's proposal, which he calls the "Fairness ...

Elected officials say stopping roadwork paid for with the Transportation Trust Fund affects residents and they want the Senate and Assembly to come to a ...

Five police officers dead, another seven injured. Peaceful protests in Dallas turn violent in the wake of police-involved shootings. How are communities reacting here in ...

Atlantic City's loss is another city's gain. Water-logged Woodbridge homes join the Blue Skies buyouts. Outside U.S. senators' offices, anti-Israel protests. And an Emmy-winning Foley ...

Business leaders and politicians met to discuss building new casinos in North Jersey and how to avoid mistakes of Atlantic City.

Riveting testimony in the bridge scandal. Politics in the proposed pipeline through the Pinelands. And Atlantic City's homeless: out of tourist areas and into services.

Assemblywomen Amy Handlin and Marlene Caride discuss Christina Renna's testimony on the George Washington Bridge lane closure investigation with NJTV News Chief Political Correspondent Michael ...