All departmental nominees must be confirmed by the Senate, a process likely to take several months

New Jersey took steps to address staffing issues. It is not clear how much these actions have helped

State comptroller says millions of dollars siphoned off amid inadequate state oversight of Bridgeton home

The state watchdog cites 'significant deficiencies' in management of $40M in funding

Acting State Comptroller Kevin Walsh announced the decision

Interview: Henry Amoroso, state monitor of New Jersey City University

State comptroller’s new report highlights inadequate online forms

State watchdog called out facilities and regulators for allowing poor marks to go unaddressed for years

Kevin Walsh: ‘We sounded the alarm last year and we’re sounding it again today’

Many EDA tax breaks went to companies that agreed to locate in Camden during the Christie administration’s efforts to boost that region’s economy, but local ...

As the state spent billions to spur job growth and attract new businesses, a new audit suggests New Jersey has yet to see a return ...

New details, investigations and poll numbers in the George Washington Bridge scandal. Federal investigators probing a controversial TV commercial featuring the governor. And new battles ...

Members of the Senate Judiciary Committee questioned individuals who have been nominated for judgeship in Superior Court.

The governor fires back on the lane closing controversy. Sen. Menendez takes on the White House over Iran. And a warning for millions of shoppers ...

Gov. Chris Christie said members of the press are "obsessed" with the controversy over lane closures on the George Washington Bridge, but he considers the ...

Mark Larkins will become the state's new comptroller and Christopher Porrino will be the governor's new chief counsel.

The governor giving away millions, but holding tight on a political endorsement. Plus, we take a look at who’s ahead in the race for campaign ...

State Comptroller Matthew Boxer's office conducted an audit that found 109 people, including 83 public employees, lied on applications for the national school lunch program.

The Democrats unite to fight for same sex marriage and the governor has a word or two for them. Plus, Republicans look for help from ...