The war of words intensifies as the country heads towards another budget deadline. You’ll hear from two New Jersey congressmen. Plus, a preview of tonight’s ...

With the shutdown of the federal government has come closures for some Head Start programs, which serve low-income children.

Resignations and hard feelings as the Newark Archdiocese scandal takes a new turn. And an interview with a priest who says he's seen this happen ...

Across-the-board budget cuts have had an effect on many programs in the state, including Meals on Wheels.

Approximately six months after superstorm Sandy battered the Jersey Shore, a slew of restoration projects by the Army Corps of Engineers are getting underway.

The March jobs numbers that came out today shows that the state's unemployment rate lowered from 9.3 percent to 9 percent. It's a drop that ...

Rep. Frank Pallone Jr. (D-6) announced $14.5 million in federal funding for Atlantic Highlands Harbor to repair marina piers damaged during Hurricane Sandy. The congressman ...

Paula Kerger, President and CEO of PBS, talks about the roller coaster year for public broadcasting, from the eye-popping Neilsen ratings of Downton Abbey to ...

At an event in Jersey City, Gov. Chris Christie said he doesn't believe the automatic budget cuts caused by sequestration won't have much of an ...

Democrats gathered at Newark Airport to discuss the impact the budget cuts caused by the sequester deadline passing will have on New Jersey.

As far as Congressman Scott Garrett (R-5) is concerned, the sequester can absolutely be avoided if only President Obama would get of the campaign trail ...

If the sequester takes effect March 1, Congressman Jon Runyan says that South Jersey may be especially impacted given that it is so "defense heavy."