
State Sen. Declan O'Scanlon thinks speed limits should be changed and says it should be based on science, not statecraft.

State Sen. Declan O'Scanlon thinks speed limits should be changed and says it should be based on science, not statecraft.

Two-tiered health care. The State Senate tried to clear up confusion over Horizon's new Omnia Health Alliance: who has access and are there gaps in ...

NJTV News Chief Political Correspondent Michael Aron explores the questions raised by the NJ DOT Commissioner’s resignation, including did Fox do this on his own? ...

Gov. Christie may officially be mulling his next move. But all signs say he's about to jump into the presidential race. We'll compile his statements ...

Members of the Shark River Cleanup Coalition are frustrated the Shark River has yet to be dredged. The state DOT says it recently applied for ...

Port Authority spending. We've got the man in charge. Progress in Atlantic City, not all of it good. Knocking out the red light cameras. A ...

The last day motorists in New Jersey will get tickets from red light cameras is Dec. 16. The state has discontinued the pilot program.

Assisted suicide. Lawmakers vote on who decides. A construction boom's in the offing. Low-rate mortgages. But too few qualify. Too many Families ... living below ...

Business and industry leaders predict that $39 billion will be spent in construction costs statewide.

Who are the real lottery winners? One year later. Sandy stories: who steps in when the government steps out? Who benefits from BYOB? Liquor license ...

An $11 million project to repave 11 miles of the Palisades Parkway is underway.

Calls for help. The recordings that show what "traffic trouble" really meant for Fort Lee. Battling heroin. The latest chapter in a growing problem. And ...

Motorists say the New Jersey side of the Palisades parkway is worse than the New York portion.

New texts and emails in the bridge scandal. New concerns over the damage this winter may be doing to our waterways. And a new bill ...

Environmentalists are concerned that the abundant use of road salt this winter will adversely affect waterways.

Closing in on a budget. We'll look at New Jersey's financial challenges. Raw emotion as the Senate president reconsiders a gun control bill. And a ...

The ongoing Route 35 construction project backed up motorists for hours over the weekend.

Charges and counter charges about the role of politics in Sandy relief. The Super Bowl approaches. So why are so many New Jerseyans complaining? And ...

The bitter cold temperatures and snowfall have formed more potholes this winter and crews are working hard to keep up.

Roadwork expected to last about eight years is meant to allow drivers to stay on the main roadways without having to utilize local roads.