Judge disqualifies eight officials who used social media to oppose warehouse project

Online platform will give details of warehouse projects planned for NJ

Bills would give more power to state rather than local governments

Trenton is opting in on marijuana dispensaries, grow facilities and production facilities

Thousands come to Atlantic City each year for educational sessions on everything from holding the line on property taxes to climate change. And while the ...

While municipalities many benefit by streamlining services, it won't lower property taxes.

The incoming chief executive used broad strokes to outline an agenda just about 180 degrees in the other direction from the current governor.

The median salary for roughly 19,000 municipal police officers in New Jersey was just over $105,000 in 2016.

A controversial move that could boost state revenues while squeezing out drug dealers. Legalizing pot. Will it pass? A controversial reversal of criminal justice reforms. ...

Gov. Christie bumped Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno as keynote speaker in a last minute decision at the League of Municipalities luncheon in Atlantic City.

The governor squelches speculation Trump might ask him to leave office early. Even as he leaves the door open. Will he serve out his term? ...

Several municipalities have hired attorneys to convince tax courts hospitals that generate profits should pay back taxes.

The governor's awkward re-emergence. Christie making an appearance outside the State House for the first time since his failed bet-it-all-on New Hampshire bid for president. ...

Got a baby on board? New car seat laws require they be strapped in until they're older and stronger to improve their chances of surviving ...

Assemblyman Jack Ciattarelli says that he has a solution to the state's pension problem, by proposing his own pension plan.

Call them the "Blunt" brothers. Gov. Christie raised millions to reelect the tough-talking governor of Maine. Today Maine's endorsed New Jersey's. Even as symbols of ...

Former NJ League of Municipalities Executive Director Bill Dressel talks about his time with the organization on his first day of retirement.

Christie's back. Political jet lag lingers. Boosting Michelle Obama's fight against childhood obesity. A report card on ambitious goals for Camden schools. Helping immigrants become ...

Formica Brothers Bakery, in business in Atlantic City for nearly 100 years, is starting to struggle with the closing of casinos.

NJ League of Municipalities Executive Director Bill Dressel will step down from his position at the end of June.