Transportation insiders got an update on the state's most critical projects at the NJ Alliance for Action's annual transportation conference.

Agreement on repairing and replacing our rough roads and bridges. But how fast? And who pays? The politics of immigrant rights. Advocates aim their agendas ...

Several parents spoke before the Senate Budget Committee asking lawmakers to increase funding to their school districts.

School districts plead with the Senate Budget Committee to change the aging school funding formula and give them more. One program that's getting less from ...

Sports betting, fantasy or otherwise, has Congress members urging the FTC to keep it fraud-free. They're setting the stage to legalize sports gambling, then regulate ...

The Anti-Poverty Network of New Jersey held it's annual summit on the hardships of poverty.

Sandy two years later. The economic, emotional, physical and political ramifications of the wreckage and restoration. The congressional race in District One. Big problems over ...

State political leaders met with business leaders at the New Jersey Chamber of Commerce breakfast where they discussed the state's economy.

We'll warn you of what's lurking beneath the waves. Mapping the seabed with seismic blasts is making waves in court. And New Jersey's shiny office ...

Hurricane Arthur is bringing rip currents to beaches as it moves up the East Coast. Lifeguards warn the conditions could be dangerous for beachgoers.

Gubernatorial candidate Barbara Buono was at her cousin's deli in Little Falls campaigning. She says the governor has left small businesses behind.

Heat warnings are in effect as the temperatures hit triple digits. We have the story and the forecast. Plus Barbara Buono says the governor may ...

Dr. Alieta Eck is running for Senate on the Republican side against former Bogota Mayor Steve Lonegan. Supporters say her newness to politics is refreshing.

Twenty bills were before the Assembly to tighten gun restrictions in New Jersey. While some say the measures are necessary for safety, others say the ...

Hurt by refunds and credits to taxpayers, the tax base in Monroe Township is expected to increase.

How much does your state-employed neighbor make? A new tracking tool from the NJ Department of Treasury might tell you.