Gov. Christie Fires N.J. Education Commissioner
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie sacked his education commissioner Friday in an embarrassing fiasco -- complete with video tapes -- that cost the state $400 million.
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New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie sacked his education commissioner Friday in an embarrassing fiasco -- complete with video tapes -- that cost the state $400 million.
Did you hear the interview with New York Times "On Language" writer Ben Zimmer?
An army of construction workers has been installing steel and pouring concrete at the site of the 9/11 memorial.
New Jersey's 566 towns must complete a questionnaire about their budgets and efforts to save money through shared services.
A fast-moving fire killed a little boy in New Jersey, but out of that tragedy emerged an incredible story of survival when firefighters rescued a toddler who was treading water in the basement of his burning home.
The publicity surrounding Governor Christie's criticisms of the federal government rejecting the state's Race to the Top grant application may help NJ's chances in the next round.
The brother-in-law of "Cake Boss" television star Buddy Valastro has been arrested in New Jersey and charged with sexually assaulting a minor.
In his first tournament since his divorce, Tiger Woods played by far his best round of the year Thursday at The Barclays, missing only one fairway and two greens in a round of 6-under 65. Barclays Leaderboard
Climatologists at a drought hearing do say that they think the worst may be behind us.
A costly mistake in the New Jersey governor's office has cost the state $400 million in critical education funding. On Wednesday, Gov. Chris Christie blamed President Barack Obama.
A. Spencer "Skip" Denham's June graduation speech was the same as the one Australian high school principal John Warren delivered in 2008.
A federal judge on Thursday sentenced a defendant in New Jersey's largest corruption sting to 18 months in prison.
Just two people in New Jersey will begin receiving coverage Monday under new plans created by federal health care reforms.
Gov. Christie has conditionally vetoed a bill that would limit New Jersey's ability to recover overpayments of unemployment benefits from individuals who received them.
The New Jersey Senate on Monday will consider a bill that would re-examine a law that requires young motorists to display decals on their license plates.
Did you hear (or miss) today's report about rocking out with Pat DiNizio?
One of the most affluent states in the country, home to more than a few giants of the pharmaceutical industry, New Jersey also has one of the lowest immunization rates in the nation for babies and toddlers.
New Jersey's medical marijuana advocates are working on pushing the state government to implement the new state law to legalize cannabis for people suffering from certain conditions.
Motorists are seeing lower prices at the pumps in New Jersey.
Former New Jersey Net Jayson Williams has admitted he was driving drunk when he crashed his SUV into a tree in New York City.
In Williamsport, Pa. The Little League World Series is underway once again, with two teams from the Tri-State area in the tournament this year.
Two New Jersey natives united in tragedy are getting married.
Teams from Toms River, New Jersey and Fairfield, Connecticut are competing in Pennsylvania.
Authorities say a New Jersey man was drunk when he drove on railroad tracks and left his passenger before a freight train hit the vehicle.
Following nearly 100 pedestrian deaths on roads in New Jersey last year and 81 so far this year, law enforcement officials have been cracking down on pedestrian law violations.
