The governor also highlights progress in pension reform, transit infrastructure and voting rights

The Senate president discusses extending the state's current tax incentive program and his relationship with the governor.

Hard core budget negotiations will begin in a political atmosphere supercharged with mistrust. And that’s just among the Democrats.

The CWA says Sweeney's plan shifts the costs of health care onto state workers and does not solve the pension funding problem.

Sweeney says the rest of his proposed reforms will be drafted by April. The budget battle, though, is likely to take quite a bit longer.

Senate President Steve Sweeney and Assembly Majority Leader Lou Greenwald held a town hall to discuss the Path to Progress report, warning that a fiscal ...

Some of the controversial recommendations include ending the current public worker pension system and merging nearly half of the state's school districts.

Senate President Steve Sweeney spoke with Chief Political Correspondent Michael Aron about the deal reached in Atlantic City, funding the Transportation Trust Fund and if ...

A year after Camden's drop in crime rated praise from the president, homicides have doubled. Could May's bloody weekends mean a savage summer ahead? May's ...

Got a baby on board? New car seat laws require they be strapped in until they're older and stronger to improve their chances of surviving ...

Assemblyman Jack Ciattarelli says that he has a solution to the state's pension problem, by proposing his own pension plan.

The pension debate and how the fund targets alternative investments and the ballooning fees paid to hedge funds. Is there a better way for New ...

The Senate Legislative Oversight Committee heard from union representatives and state employees about New Jersey's pension fund performance during a hearing Thursday.

Was it a bait and switch? The state's top court questions changes in the state workers' pension system as an Assembly committee questions the next ...

State Supreme Court Justices heard arguments from the state and unions regarding the funding of New Jersey's pension system.

Educating our kids. The consequences of "opting out". And placing blame for the pension shortfall.

Gov. Chris Christie held his 136th Town Hall in Cedar Grove, where he discussed the current budget year, pension reform and taxes. During the town ...

Christie talks foreign policy in Washington. The teachers union breaks off talks on pension reform. Volunteer troops sweep Trenton clean. And another brand of spring ...

Amid a lawsuit from pubic workers unions over Gov. Christie's decision not to fully fund the state pension system, the NJEA has quit pension negotiations ...

Former Gov. James Florio says that he was troubled by Gov. Christie's remarks that past governors are responsible for the current pension fund issues.