Jim McGreevey says there’s more understanding but not enough action

Saint Peter's lose opening tournament game on Thursday night

Interview: Alain Sanders, professor emeritus of political science, Saint Peter’s University

Professor Emeritus Alain Sanders says recent victories important as energy shortages loom

Alain Sanders, professor emeritus of political science at Saint Peter’s University, discusses latest developments

Interview with Alain Sanders, Professor Emeritus of Political Science at Saint Peter’s University

Private sector across US added 455,000 new jobs in March, according to ADP

Supporters make their way to Philadelphia for Sweet 16 game against Purdue

Fans and students thrilled to be the ultimate underdogs

It took less than an hour for Saint Peter’s to sell out of tickets for Friday's game against Purdue

The Peacocks march on to knock off the No. 7 seeded Murray State this past Saturday

Sen. Cunningham and Assemblywoman McKnight, two sponsors of legislation that would make New Jersey the third state to change the state's discrimination law to include hair, ...

Mayor Steve Fulop signed an executive order that directs Jersey City’s 900 police officers and other departments not to use city resources to enforce federal ...

Critical road and bridge repairs are being held up for want of a committee. What are they doing with our gas tax money in Trenton? ...

In Atlantic, Cape May and Cumberland counties, center-based care for a child under 18 months is around $10,000 a year, according to a 2013 report ...

A light at the end of the tunnel. That proposed new rail tunnel under the Hudson's on the fast track and in the pipeline for ...

Mayor Don Guardian has decided to shut down city government for 22 days for all non-essential employees starting April 8 because the city is broke.

High stakes poker. Pending an infusion of tax revenue, Atlantic city's mayor says he'll shut down non-essential government services, even as he fights a state ...

Liberty Science Center hosted an undergraduate research symposium where college students present for the chance to continue their research.

Would expanding casinos in North Jersey doom Atlantic City or send enough taxes south to be its salvation? The public sounds off ahead of a ...