Christie Leads Groundbreaking For New Cancer Center in Camden, N.J.
"This is another $100-million investment in this city and this region," the governor said.
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"This is another $100-million investment in this city and this region," the governor said.
As City Council continues grappling with Mayor Nutter's controversial property tax proposal, one of the local lawmakers is pushing an alternate plan.
Bright Hope Baptist Church Pastor Kevin Johnson says the president's pronouncement has no effect on the church.
New Jersey already bars anyone under 14 from tanning salons, and requires parental consent for anyone between 14 and 17 years old.
Governor Tom Corbett has signed a bill that makes Pennsylvania the largest state to block implementation of the federal government's "Real ID" program.
It's no secret that many towns handle the problem of chronic homelessness by simply moving them somewhere else. Now, a pair of New Jersey legislators wants to make that practice illegal.
Mayor Nutter begs to differ with some state lawmakers who accuse him of failing to provide answers to their questions about the city's budget crisis.
New Jersey governor Chris Christie has vetoed a bill that would have set up a state-run exchange to allow people to easily shop for health insurance.
A school district spokesman confirms that Masch is leaving "by mutual agreement" with the district.
Legislation is making its way through Harrisburg that would hold drivers accountable if they have to be rescued after driving around barricades onto flooded roadways.
President Barack Obama says he now supports same-sex marriage, ending months of equivocation on a subject with powerful election-year consequences.
With the state's revenue picture improving, the state senate's budget plan would restore all of the governor's proposed cuts to higher education and about half of his proposed cuts for county-run human services programs.
City controller Alan Butkovitz says a review of ambulance billings by the city for 2011 shows it only collected $34 million of the $82.5 million it billed -- about 42 percent.
The practice is far from uncommon or improper. But the state's Commission of Investigation wonders why, among other things, the rules aren't uniform.
On the second day of City Council School budget hearings, a new coalition met outside city Council chambers, vowing to fight the School Reform Commission's "blueprint" to transform the city's public schools.
