Five of the six defendants in court for arraignment

The Murphy administration says it's committed to helping small businesses

Informational webinar will take place at 9 a.m. on Sept. 14

It’s been a tough road to recovery for the state’s arts and culture industry

Lax oversight and shady applications have cost taxpayers hundreds of millions.

The first-term governor is taking on a long-established South Jersey power broker.

Gov. Phil Murphy found a friendly crowd at the left-leaning New Jersey Policy Perspective annual conference.

Chief Political Correspondent Michael Aron speaks with Carl Golden of the William J. Hughes Center for Public Policy at Stockton University about the political ramifications ...

Many EDA tax breaks went to companies that agreed to locate in Camden during the Christie administration’s efforts to boost that region’s economy, but local ...

Murphy offers five new initiatives to revise or replace soon-to-expire tax incentive programs.

The Garden State recently issued the country’s biggest single-state solicitation of offshore wind to date for 1,100 megawatts of offshore wind.

The head of the New Jersey Economic Development Authority outlines the state's plan to bring in venture capital funds while lifting up women and minorities.

A court strips Christie of control over affordable housing. Citizens sound off about a tightened budget. Reconsidering security for DYFS workers after a shocking attack. ...

Representatives from several New Jersey organizations asked lawmakers to set aside money in the state budget for them instead of offering large subsidies to corporations.

Christie's 2016 budget: no new taxes. A road map for a new pension plan and finding common ground with the New Jersey teachers union. Is ...

Even though the state's Economic Development Authority has offered tax incentives to businesses, several have still decided to leave New Jersey.