New Jersey One of Few States to Win Approval of Fed Education Plan
U.S. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos New Jersey this week became one of the first states to win federal approval of its latest accountability and monitoring […]
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Menendez judge waiting until trial to rule on motion to dismiss case
NEWARK — The judge handling U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez’s federal corruption case said Wednesday he will have to wait to hear evidence at trial before […]
Mosque finally gets N.J. town’s blessing after discrimination settlement
BERNARDS TWP. — The township committee voted unanimously Tuesday night to approve the construction of a mosque in a Liberty Corner neighborhood as part of […]
Trump eyes high-powered N.J. attorney for big job
TRENTON — The Trump administration wants one of Rudolph Giuliani’s law partners who practices in New Jersey and New York to serve as U.S. Attorney […]
With FERC at Quorum, PennEast Pipeline Likely to Move Ahead
After months of setbacks, the PennEast Pipeline is looking to get back on track, and last week’s approval of two new commissioners to the Federal […]
Trump begins Bedminster day with an early morning tweet storm
TRENTON — On the third day of his 17-day working vacation from his Bedminster golf club, President Donald Trump fired off a tweet storm against […]
NJEA PAC Announces Its Picks for 2017 Legislative Races
Its influence both symbolic and real, the New Jersey Education Association’s PAC this weekend finalized the last of the powerful union’s political endorsements for the […]
Trump arrives in N.J. for working vacation
WASHINGTON — Donald Trump arrived in New Jersey Friday for a working vacation that’s expected to be his longest stint away from the White House […]
Kushner firm reportedly subpoenaed over Jersey City project
New York federal prosecutors have subpoenaed Kushner Companies over its use of an investor visa program to fund the One Journal Square project in Jersey […]
New Calls for Criminal Investigation of Obama Aides in ‘Unmasking’ Scandal
New calls are coming in for the Justice Department to launch a criminal investigation into the “unmasking” scandal swirling around a cluster of former Obama […]
N.J. Supreme Court rules on pay hikes for public workers
TRENTON — The state Supreme Court on Wednesday ruled Atlantic County and Bridgewater Township committed unfair labor practices when they refused to pay employees’ step […]
‘Bring it on!’ Christie tells Dog the Bounty Hunter
TRENTON — Before the reporter could fully get the question out to Gov. Chris Christie about “Dog the Bounty Hunter” taking him to court, the […]