Rating upgrades often lead to lower borrowing costs, resulting in savings for New Jersey taxpayers

Consumer prices in March were 8.5% above their March 2021 levels

Instead of one lump pension payment at the end of each fiscal year, a new law calls for smaller payments made at the end of ...

After two prior vetoes, a new pension funding plan is signed into law. Is the third time the charm? Or could the fund still come ...

If signed into law, the combined reporting bill would prevent multi-state companies from shifting profits across state lines and paying lower tax rates.

Jury selection in the George Washington Bridge lane closing trial that's come to be known as Bridgegate. We'll preview the witnesses and the potential consequences. ...

Trouble on the tracks. Amtrak executives tell state senators without the will and billions in wherewithal to build a new Hudson River tunnel, the commute ...

NJTV News Chief Political Correspondent Michael Aron talks about some of legislation Gov. Christie signed and vetoed after a quorum call.

AC's emergency management report. Will the plan work? Re-routing freight traffic. Better for most. Bad for them. Your county's vital signs. And could college tuition ...

To help save Atlantic City from bankruptcy, the emergency managers have recommended a $10 million cut in operating costs and layoffs, delaying or reducing pension ...

Fifty bucks for besting the PARCC test? Efforts to postpone using the results for years. Atlantic City's crisis call for creativity. And losing a jazz ...

CWA NJ State Director Hetty Rosenstein says that she is happy with the judge's ruling that Gov. Christie has to fund the pension system.

S&P Managing Director of Public Finance Ratings Robin Prunty says New Jersey isn't at the bottom of the list, but it has a lower than ...

The Senate takes aim and takes action on two Supreme Court nominees. Republicans and Democrats airing their differences over closing the budget gap. And should ...

Assemblyman Gary Schaer says that when forming the state budget, the first priority has to be meeting the needs of the people.

Senate confirmation hearings for two state Supreme Court justices. What an Iraq war veteran thinks of the escalating crisis. And the national Special Olympics launch ...

Sen. Ray Lesniak (D-20) says that the Rutgers University Board of Governors does not in an increase in board members who are political appointees.

Senate Budget Committee Chairman Paul Sarlo and Assembly Budget Committee Chairman Gary Schar disagree with Gov. Christie's plan to make cuts to the pension system.

The governor goes public with a plan to close the billion-dollar budget gap. The bridge investigative committee takes more testimony, and more heat. And why ...

Assemblyman Jon Bramnick says that Matt Mowers withstood six hours of questioning from the committee investigating the GWB lane closures and that he was a ...