Nearly $2B allocated over last three fiscal years was committed to emergency projects, Sen. Vin Gopal points out

Advocates contend NJ can't afford further delay in meeting constitutional obligation

The state-of-the-art high school will open in Perth Amboy after a long wait

Lawmakers are urged to boost funding in upcoming state budget

Of NJ's new $50.6B budget, schools will get almost $2B for construction projects. Advocates says much more is needed

Al Alvarez says the allegations Katie Brennan made against him have made it difficult for him to find a job.

Gov. Phil Murphy returned from his overseas vacation and jumped right back into the political fray Thursday, fielding pointed questions on a range of controversial ...

Senate President Steve Sweeney sat down with Chief Political Correspondent Michael Aron to renew his call to dissolve the SDA and roll it into the ...

The Governor’s Office released three reports into the hiring practices at the Schools Development Authority.

Five former employees filed suit against the NJ Schools Development Authority in federal court Tuesday. The lawsuit alleges the firings were politically motivated.

A Paterson school that's over 100 years old is in desperate need of repairs, but the authority charged with funding school capital projects may run ...

Hundreds of teachers, students and administrators rallied outside the State House in Trenton over proposed cuts to their state aid for the next fiscal year.

Murphy appointed Da Silva on Friday after former CEO Lizette Delgado Polanco submitted her resignation on Tuesday amidst a hiring scandal.

The Schools Development Authority has a history of troubling activities that predate the current controversy.

Murphy unveils an agreement on congestion pricing with New York and addresses the resignation of Lizette Delgado-Polanco at the SDA.

The embattled CEO of the Schools Development Authority, Lizette Delgado-Polanco, submitted a letter of resignation to Gov. Phil Murphy effective April 26.

Murphy’s budget proposal to expand pre-K would add $68 million to the program in order to reach more communities.

The Assembly Budget Committee heard testimony from the CEO of the Schools Development Authority and the state's education commissioner.

In Senate budget hearings, New Jersey Attorney General Grewal answered questions from legislators.

Delgado-Polanco has called the personnel changes a “restructuring” that she felt was needed to fulfill the agency’s mission. But it sparked a political firestorm.