High stakes poker. Pending an infusion of tax revenue, Atlantic city's mayor says he'll shut down non-essential government services, even as he fights a state ...

The Guarini Institute of Government and Leadership at St. Peter’s University held an event where advocates of tighter gun control laws and those supporting more ...

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. ...

Edison Police have yet to comment about the New Jersey Second Amendment Society’s secret recording of police department employees dispensing what appears to be misleading ...

Assembly Democrats want to hike the gas tax to replenish for the Transportation Trust Fund. Republicans want to block the gas tax hike altogether. What's ...

Christie the governor versus Christie the candidate. Can he juggle twin roles on the jobs? Should he? The governor says he can. And there's no ...

Gov. Christie signed an executive order that shortens the wait time from 30 to 14 days for victims of violence to buy, own and carry ...

The state budget? Paterson people sound off. The state of Newark? Broke and begging for help. Enlisting parents to help Camden schools. A huge advance ...

Former Arizona Congresswoman Gabby Giffords, a victim of gun violence, encouraged New Jersey lawmakers to enact a new law to protect domestic violence victims from ...

New moves in the pension battle and the Democrats offer a budget plan of their own. New questions about Obamacare. Why are New Jerseyans paying ...

NJ Second Amendment Society President Frank Fiamingo says that a proposed bill in the state to take firearms away from mentally unstable individuals needs to ...

An historic ruling on gay marriage, but the governor says he’s taking it to the Supreme Court. Plus, the inside story of Obamacare. And Gov. ...

New Jersey Second Amendment Society President Frank Jack Fiamingo says strict laws won't solve the problem of violence. He also supports having armed guards in ...

Frank Fiamingo, President of the New Jersey Second Amendment Society, says the latest round of legislation will do nothing to reduce crime, but will instead ...