New Jersey
Former N.J. governor pays fine to resolve 10-year-old campaign violations
A former New Jersey governor has resolved a 10-year-old case involving campaign finance violations.
Former Gov. Don DiFrancesco wa
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12 years ago
Princeton train riders sue over relocating Dinky train station
A citizen group is suing Princeton University over the fate of a beloved train station. The lawsuit attempts to stop the school fro
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12 years ago
Christie: ‘New Jersey, you’re stuck with me’
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie has ended the speculation.
He said Tuesday he will definitely not run for president in 2012.
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12 years ago
Analysts predict GOP ‘free for all’ in N.J. if Christie runs for president
Amid the latest speculation that New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie may enter the presidential race, political analysts say the governor̵
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12 years ago
Most in N.J. worry about their finances
A new survey shows the majority of New Jersey residents are becoming more anxious about their financial situation.
Fifty-one perce
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12 years ago
Beetles keep hemlock tree attackers at bay
A U.S. Forest Service survey shows hemlock trees are still abundant despite an insect infestation that has decimated the trees in some ar
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12 years ago
Garden State losing millions in tax revenue in cyberspace
A Rutgers University study concludes New Jersey is losing more than $170 million a year because out-of-state online-only retailers are no
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12 years ago
No raises for high-ranking state workers in N.J.
Gov. Chris Christie and top Republicans in the New Jersey Legislature are ruling out raises for high-level state employees.
Christ
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12 years ago
Federal hurricane help for N.J. passes $100 million
Federal disaster assistance to New Jerseyans who suffered damage from Hurricane Irene and resulting flooding has now surpassed $100 milli
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12 years ago
N.J. cops getting re-hired with money from Washington
A dozen New Jersey communities will receive nearly $21 million to hire police officers or avoid cutting law enforcement personnel.
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12 years ago
Advocacy group seeks flexibility in N.J. school breakfast program
A child advocacy group is calling for an expansion of New Jersey’s school breakfast program.
Advocates for Children of New J
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12 years ago
Tea party has scant influence on N.J. legislative races
With all of the seats in the New Jersey Legislature up for election in November, analysts say it doesn’t appear the tea party will
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12 years ago
Trash-collection pact could save Camden County towns nearly $1 million
A trash-disposal deal has turned into a money saver for Cherry Hill, Voorhees, Haddon Township and five other South Jersey communities.&
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12 years ago
Lawmaker says odds are good sports betting will come to N.J.
A New Jersey panel will meet Monday to hear testimony about the importance of authorizing sports wagering in the Garden State.
Leg
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12 years ago
Carl Lewis ends quest for N.J. Senate seat
Olympic gold medal winner Carl Lewis has ended his bid for a state Senate seat in New Jersey.
Lewis announced his decision Friday,
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12 years ago