NJ Gov. Christie Delivers First State of the State Speech
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie outlined his accomplishments and his future agenda in his first state of the state address on Tuesday.
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New Jersey Governor Chris Christie outlined his accomplishments and his future agenda in his first state of the state address on Tuesday.
MTA chairman Jay Walder said the agency has reviewed vulnerabilities in the system and have improved weather monitoring, notification, and interagency coordination.
An Elizabeth company is recalling more than 200,000 pounds of ground beef products after an inspection found them may be spoiled.
Flames spread through much of the top floor of a Super-8 in South Hackensack before being contained.
Lawmakers passed key aspects of an Atlantic City rescue plan proposed last summer by the governor to help the struggling resort deal with withering competition from casinos in neighboring states.
Christie in a published report said he may have made a mistake last year when he imposed a 4 percent limit on increases.
The Fairleigh Dickinson-PublicMind poll out Tuesday finds 53 percent approve of Christie's job performance; 36 percent disapprove.
It won't be as bad as the Blizzard of 2010 but the Tri-State area is once again bracing for some significant snowfall.
The film industry now has more incentive to shoot a movie in New Jersey.
The Belvidere Board of Education will vote Wednesday on a plan to randomly test sixth, seventh and eighth graders to see if they are under the influence of drugs.
Bergen County Prosecutor John Molinelli said K-9 units of the Bergen County Sheriff's Office made the initial find at 1:57 p.m. Monday.
The New Jersey Senate is set to consider a bill to overhaul New Jersey's affordable housing laws.
The New Jersey Supreme Court has refused to hear an appeal from a Clifton psychologist whose license was suspended over her "inappropriately close'' relationship with a patient.
Enough is enough, Newark officials said. Acting Essex County Prosecutor Bob Laurino said the armed carjacking thugs that have plagued Newark over the past few months stole cars for the thrill.
Figures to be released Monday afternoon by the state Casino Control Commission are expected to show the nation's second-largest gambling market has lost nearly a third of its business since the end of 2006.
