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Gov. Chris Christie's top aide, who told a legislative committee she wasn't sure when she deleted text messages she exchanged with him about the George Washington Bridge lane closure scandal, is stepping down.
Gov. Chris Christie came to Atlantic City Wednesday, not to meet with its embattled mayor, but to denounce him as a liar who has "zero idea" what he's doing.
The Camden School District has spent years trying to tackle its truancy problem. This school year they have rolled out a more personal approach to deal with the reasons why kids miss school.
Four of them are from South Jersey.
Student inventors in Burlington County, New Jersey presented their ideas to judges Wednesday in a long-running competition.
A crew of volunteers rake and bag leaves at an empty lot for the Camden Clean Campaign.
Following a weekend church fire Millville's public works commissioner is reassigning every possible employee to checking the city's fire hydrant system.
City Council in Atlantic City is poised to approve a plan Wednesday evening that could put off the city running out of cash at close of business Friday.
New Jersey will spend an extra $10 million this year on lead abatement throughout the state. But Governor Chris Christie is warning against a panic response to concerns over elevated lead levels in water in public schools in Newark and elsewhere.
Christie says the state hasn't been able to track paint can sales.
Camden County Police are investigating a double-murder the department announced on Monday night. Officials say the incident took place on Monday afternoon.
A package of bills aimed at reducing lead poisoning in children has cleared a state Assembly panel but not without concerns from some lawmakers and the beverage industry.
The continuing drama over Atlantic City's collapsing finances kicked into a higher gear on Monday, with Republican Gov. Chris Christie directing his education commissioner to sue the city to prevent it from making a payroll payment Friday because he said it owes its school district $34 million.
A ratings agency has downgraded Atlantic City's low-rated debt once again.
Woodrow Wilson's name will remain on Princeton University's public policy school, despite calls to remove it.
