The demonstration was led by the New Jersey Working Families Alliance

State Sen. Shirley Turner introduces bill to end the practice, reduce power of local party bosses

It's the subject of a pending federal lawsuit

Political parties use line to nudge voters toward their preferred candidates

A leading progressive voice in New Jersey, Analilia Mejia will join Bernie Sanders' presidential campaign as its national political director.

In the face of a potential change in the Assembly's speakership, some groups are calling for more diversity in positions of leadership.

Christie's taking a wrecking ball to a neighborhood already ruined. Can demolishing it make room for something better? Trenton lawmakers tackle Christie's final budget. Do ...

Misbehaving in the not-so-friendly skies. Can lawmakers legislate how airlines treat their customers? Can U.S. senators block President Trump's executive order that could lead to ...

At a press conference at Newark Penn Station, Gov. Christie and Sen. Booker came together to call for the federal government to invest in Northeast ...

Political bigwigs beg for federal money to replace our rotting rail tunnels. Does Washington know how key to the economy they are? The state budget ...

The Advocates for Children of New Jersey annual Newark Kids Count report shows that as of 2015, only 6.5 percent of Newark's kids were without ...

Draconian cuts in pay and benefits for police and firefighters have city fathers comparing the state to venomous snakes. Cutting the funding out from under ...

A coalition of workers’ unions rallied on the steps of Newark City Hall and marched to oppose the Trump administration’s Labor secretary nominee, Andrew Puzder, ...

Trump's nominee for Labor secretary withdraws from contention. What does it mean for the resistance movement? He promised to act swiftly. Christie signs anti-opioid legislation ...

Gov. Christie vetoed the Democrats’ $15 minimum wage bill inside a family-owned supermarket, where the boss says small businesses like his can’t afford to pay ...

The governor says it's not his decision to make as he vetoes legislation and rejects raising the state's minimum wage to $15 an hour. Betting ...

A town hall first. The governor takes on the bridge scandal. Gun control. Lawmakers vote for lower limits on ammo magazines. And they’re back. Tourists ...

Gov. Christie answered one question about his firing of Bridget Kelly, but ignored demonstrators who raised their hands with additional bridge scandal questions.

Members of three groups held a press conference at the Statehouse calling for New Jersey's U.S. Senate candidates to support expanding Social Security.