Internal review cites lieutenant governor's alleged crude comments, unwelcome behavior toward women soon after taking office

Advocates say state laws still stand, voters should plan to vote

Chief Political Correspondent Michael Aron went on the record with New Jersey Sen. Mike Testa who serves as co-chair of President Trump’s reelection campaign in ...

Both Kim Guadagno and Phil Murphy want to preserve Obamacare, but diverge on how to fix it.

How have Amtrak's rail repairs affected commuters? Ten days in lawmakers grade top transit officials progress. How would gubernatorial candidates handle health care in the ...

Newly-elected State Republican Party Chair Michael Lavery discusses Republican priorities and the direction the state GOP is headed.

The day before Donald Trump is to be sworn in as president, reports surfaced that his administration may cut spending in many departments, eliminate the ...

Groups in New Jersey are working to make sure people know when and how to vote and prevent voter intimidation on Election Day.

Cheap Jersey gas is a thing of the past. Will the extra funds we pay at the pump prevent infrastructure problems in the future? No ...

Members of the New Jersey delegation spoke about presumptive Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland.

An unconventional start to the Republican convention, featuring a floor fight and speakers both political and unconventional. Gov. Christie's not on the ticket but still ...

Pension investments are soaring. Do pensions still need reform? Bad information limits mental health care. Big contracts limit red light camera cuts. Rich Jersey wines. ...

The State Investment Council manages nearly $80 billion in retirement funds and says it exceeded the assumed rate of return by 9 percent. Some are ...

The governor says yes and no to medical marijuana. And we talk to the father who challenged him yesterday. And to the sponsors of the ...

NJEA Communications Director Steve Wollmer says Gov. Chris Christie is trying to drive a wedge between labor organizations because he doesn't want people to focus ...

Republican Strategist Roger Bodman says there is enormous enthusiasm surrounding Gov. Chris Christie as the keynote speaker at the Republican National Convention in Tampa.