Steve Sweeney

Although schools have gotten nearly $2.5 billion in the latest federal coronavirus recovery law, officials tell lawmakers they need more aid for HVAC work.

Gov. Murphy says the project will make the Garden State a national leader in the emerging wind farm industry.

The bill would prohibit the authorities from removing any American flag properly displayed and following the rules.

A proposed measure calls for $30 million in federal funds to be used to reimburse restaurants for supplies they bought when they thought they were going to partially reopen indoor dining but the plan was put on hold.

Vape users should not buy products off the street or add their own substances to devices, state officials warned.

New Jersey's elected leaders reached agreement on a $15 minimum wage – by 2024 for most, 2026 for seasonal and small-biz workers and 2027 for farm workers.

Gov. Phil Murphy says his agenda for 2019 starts with the things that didn’t get done in 2018 – and that could include another dose of 'tax fairness.'

Democratic legislative leaders propose to raise taxes on short-term vacation rentals, like those common along the Shore, and sales of million-dollar homes.

Higher prices wouldn't start until late 2018 at the earliest. They could raise costs $41 a year for homeowners and a half-million for big industrial users.

New Jersey lawmakers back from Colorado after checking out that state’s marijuana industry say they saw nothing to deter them from legalizing it in the Garden State in 2018.

We have been talking daily about the significant and ever-mounting financial problems currently facing Atlantic City on the city purpose tax side.

At a Tuesday afternoon press conference, Gov. Christie said the state will assume vast control over Atlantic City's money and decision-making, saying the city cannot get its own financial house in order and, "the only thing that is really holding Atlantic City back is its governmental structure and the debt and the cost of its government."