
The NJEA has confirmed that all of the roughly $5.7 million in independent expenditures the teacher's union spent on legislative races this year came from ...

The NJEA has confirmed that all of the roughly $5.7 million in independent expenditures the teacher's union spent on legislative races this year came from ...

Finger pointing but pursuing "what's next" after the big fail to repeal and replace Obamacare. A benefit to raising the gas tax last fall -- ...

She's a Republican known for working for what's best for the public rather than what's best for the Republican Party. Sen. Diane Allen has decided ...

A potential strike by 5,700 SEPTA workers threatens to gnarl travel into, out of and around Philadelphia.

A looming scramble for commuters to Philly. SEPTA workers have set a midnight strike deadline. How to avoid being stranded. Courtroom drama in the Bridgegate ...

The investigation into the Port Authority's biggest client may reach into the leadership of the Port Authority itself. Now the Senate Oversight Committee is demanding ...

Businesses, trades, unions and legislators will meet next week in Atlantic City at a summit hosted by the NJ Chamber of Commerce. They hope to ...

Strong words as bridge scandal investigators take aim at each other. Who’s cashing in? The big money battle in college sports. And why is Ras ...

Officials are considering a bill that would end the practice of paying public employees for unused sick and vacation time upon their retirement.

The governor signs on to a new plan for rebuilding the shore and he tells us why he’s getting a campaign boost rom the man ...

These are the early days of the endorsement season but already Gov. Chris Christie has jumped out to an early lead, securing, over the past ...


New Jersey Commission of Investigation Executive Director Philip Degnan says millions of dollars of taxpayer money was spent to pay public employees while they were ...

Bipartisanship is essential to enact the vital reforms that can control the cost drivers of local budgets.

Moves mark a pronounced break from the past as school boards seek to close budget holes.