(Famartin via Wikipedia)City reliant on taxpayer aid sunk millions of dollars into no-bid park upgrades, lacked receipts for purchases on employees' credit cards
(Famartin via Wikipedia)City reliant on taxpayer aid sunk millions of dollars into no-bid park upgrades, lacked receipts for purchases on employees' credit cards
(NJ Spotlight News)Local officials set to meet with latest housing rules top of mind

Governor-elect Murphy makes the first appointment for his administration.

Sandy victims fuming over mystery delays in recovery assistance have finally been heard. The new "Sandy Transparency Act" streamlines the aid process and speeds up ...

Senate President Steve Sweeney sponsored the Sandy Transparency Act, which requires the state to provide homeowners -- victimized by Superstorm Sandy -- information on case ...

Experts list key lessons learned for handling disasters yet-to-come.

The governor's bridge scandal report. Does it clear him or raise more questions? A bad bug. Why are many students and teachers getting so sick? ...

NJ.com Senior Political Reporter Darryl Isherwood says that online gambling may be in trouble since the bill Congress is considering to ban the practice has ...

Gov. Christie's face-off with hecklers. Guess who got the boot. Citizens displaced by Sandy might get the boot again. Green cars get a red light. ...

FEMA has granted a four-month extension to its temporary housing aid, but families living at Fort Monmouth are still worried about their next move.

A meeting of the mayors. A taxing time for our municipal leaders. Changes announced in the Hurricane Sandy relief program. And students learning one of ...

Legislative leaders met in Trenton to talk about salary and tax caps, as well as shared services.

A group of six environmental groups has rated Gov. Christie, the DEP, DCA, legislature, president and federal agencies on their responses after Hurricane Sandy hit.

The Democrats work to find their voice and their message. Plus, a new poll shows two Senate candidates breaking away from the pack. And an ...

Cory Booker, Sheila Oliver, Barbara Buono, Frank Pallone and Rush Holt attended a union-sponsored press conference about foreclosures in New Jersey.

It's a done deal. The state budget is signed with little fanfare. The U.S. Senate race kicks into high gear with a handful of endorsements. ...

New Jersey Department of Community Affairs Commissioner Richard Constable III discusses the grant program which aims to help residents remain in their communities after Hurricane ...

And so, we have a new state budget. We’ll take a close look at the numbers. Plus, can the candidate’s daughter boost the Buono campaign? ...

New Jersey Department of Community Affairs Commissioner Richard Constable III says his department has several programs that aim to get displaced residents back in their ...