Call it the Christmas rush, lawmakers vote on funding public employee pensions and the Transportation Trust Fund, hiking the gas tax and allowing casinos in ...

More than half of the students tested failed to meet expectations or grade level.

The stock market slip and slides on its way to being stabilized, but what does the market's shudder say about our investment strategies? It's been ...

The state’s largest teachers union is vowing to fight a recent decision by the Public Employment Relations Commission over pensions.

A split vote puts Chris Cerf at the helm of Newark schools. But, one state Board of Ed member calls it a "major mistake" and ...

In a 6-4 decision, members of the New Jersey State Board of Education approved the nomination of Chris Cerf to lead Newark's public schools.

The 2016 budget's done. Gov. Christie used his veto pen to excise the millionaires tax and surcharges on business. And approved the more than $33 ...

Gov. Christie line-item vetoed portions of the state budget approved by the Democratically controlled Legislature.

Decoding the court's pension ruling. It doesn't just affect state worker benefits. It reorders the entire state budget process. Campaigning for a casino in Newark. ...

It's expected the Democratically-controlled Legislature will fully fund the pension system in the state budget, partly with a millionaires tax and Gov. Christie will line ...

The state wins another round in the fight over funding state employee pensions. The state Supreme Court's given Gov. Christie a pass on paying an ...

The New Jersey Supreme Court ruled that Chapter 78, the pension reform law of 2011, was not a binding contract so Gov. Christie does not ...

Thirty-two new police officers -- the most diverse class in Jersey City history -- sworn in to serve the neighborhoods they've called home. The new ...

The first round of assessments to be released since New Jersey implemented tenure reform has found 97 percent of teachers are effective or highly effective.

Some parents say Common Core has benefited their children and they disagree with Gov. Christie's assessment of the educational standards.

Castigating Common Core standards as unworkable and imposed from Washington. Chris Christie unveils his education policy to local residents and a national electorate. Congress considering ...

Gov. Christie backed away from Common Core, saying it's not meeting the challenge of educating New Jersey children. He wants New Jersey business partners, administrators, ...

Educating our kids. The consequences of "opting out". And placing blame for the pension shortfall.

The NJEA is challenging the Camden School District's decision to turn five of the city's lowest performing schools into charter schools.

Local officials say combining municipal and state pensions could damage towns.