Top sellers are scratch-offs, including new Jersey Dog game featuring pets, while Pick-3 and Pick-4 decline

Revenue is up, benefiting the state pension fund, and officials turn to Garden State pets to build sales even more

Nearly 8% decline in sales attributed to fewer big multistate jackpots and ‘evolving gambling environment’

Lawmakers, others fear small brick-and-mortar businesses will take a hit

Whether you win big or small, be aware that scammers are out there looking to separate you from your prize

Lottery revenues flow directly into the public-worker pension fund on a monthly basis

Although no one in New Jersey won the record breaking Powerball jackpot, there was a $2 million ticket and a $1 million ticket sold in ...

A new legislature gets back to business with a new take on an old agenda reforming the Port Authority that controls the trans-Hudson commute. An ...

Attorney Jason Kurland, who has represented big lottery winners, gives advice to those who may win the Powerball jackpot, which has exceeded $1 billion.

Late night negotiations lead to a last minute compromise. Come November voters could get to decide whether to allow casinos in North Jersey after all. ...

Northstar told the Senate Legislative Oversight Committee its expertise prevented big losses in New Jersey.

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Christie's ticket to the big dance. Or the not so big dance. But how he'll stand out on a crowded GOP debate stage could mean ...

From Friday to mid-day Monday, nearly half of New Jersey Lottery retailers were unable to sell tickets after a scheduled system upgrade of printer terminals.

New Jersey residents flock to stores to pick up their tickets for a chance to become an instant multi-millionaire.