
After the Las Vegas mass shooting, state politicians weigh in on what's next.

After the Las Vegas mass shooting, state politicians weigh in on what's next.

The governor remains a vocal presence in the state with only 117 days left in his term.

Lawmakers are considering a bill that would restrict police departments from using ticket standards to evaluate or discipline officers, which the state PBA says is ...

It's one of the costliest Superfund cleanups in history. Polluters must pay more than $1 billion to dredge the Passaic River mud poisoned by mercury, ...

The Senate Law and Public Safety Committee voted to move a bill forward that would let the state AG's office take over the Edison Police ...

He says he wasn't held hostage and isn't a full-time presidential surrogate. Gov. Christie takes questions on everything from his endorsement of Trump to tax ...

The day after delivering his State of the State address, Gov. Christie criticized President Obama's State of the Union speech and talked about his main ...

Christie's state of the state challenge to lawmakers: Either fund public worker pensions or fund expansion of programs for charter schools and addiction services. We'll ...

Co-signers beware. Those onerous student loans might pack a bigger punch than you know at pay back time. The entire loan may get called at ...

NJSPBA President Pat Colligan says that the police and fire union pensions are in good shape compared to other state pensions.