Results of NJ Law Requiring Newborn Screening Resonate Nationwide

Other states look to duplicate fast implementation, early success in detecting heart defects.

Kean Says NJ Could Go 'Driverless'

While you're sitting in traffic on the Parkway this weekend, think about his legislation to permit "autonomous vehicles" on roads.

Kean Says NJ Could Go 'Driverless'

While you're sitting in traffic on the Parkway this weekend, think about his legislation to permit "autonomous vehicles" on roads.

State Audit Reveals Internal Flaws at Department of Environmental Protection

Uncollected fees, unpaid fines are among irregularities uncovered at Land-Use Management, other programs

Town in Discussions for Solar Farm at Sondek Park Landfill

Agreement with PSE&G would involve a 20-year lease that would generate an estimated $2 million in revenue.

Picking a Senate Candidate is a Dicey Proposition For Some

Sierra Club in a quandary over who among Democrats to endorse for U.S. Senate seat.

Buono: Running Without Backing of Old-Boys Network

New Jersey’s party-boss structure keeps women down, political experts say.

Route 1 Construction Work Starting July 22

Drainage improvements to be done during overnight hours.

Plans Unveiled for Statewide Health Information Network

Healthcare leaders see advantages and challenges in expanding use of information technology.

Quinnipiac: Christie Thrashes Buono In New Poll

Christie, with an approval rating of 68 percent, leads governor's race 2-1 over state Sen. Barbara Buono.

State's High Court Rules Christie Can't Dissolve COAH

Broad decision puts a lock on governor's ability to reorganize independent state agencies.

Holt Proposes Speculation Tax In 'Wall Street' Ad

Holt says most Democrats don't have the guts to propose this kind of move.

DOT Awards South Brunswick $12k For Route 1 Improvements

$3 million in Safe Corridor grants will be distributed to 56 municipalities, and $2.13 million in Local Aid Infrastructure grants wil be distributed to eight additional municipalities.

Democrats Rally Around State's Foreclosure Crisis

All Democratic U.S. Senate candidates and gubernatorial hopeful Sen. Barbara Buono speak out about state's home foreclosures.

Opinion: Gov. Christie's Chance for a Good Veto

Vetoing this dangerous proposal would protect property owners across New Jersey from the misuse of eminent domain.

Raids on Dedicated Funds Climb Under Christie

Governor relied on fund diversions more than Corzine, but less than McGreevey.

Beekman Road, Route 27 Intersection Project Wrapping Up This Month

Project expected to be complete within next two weeks.

NJ Gay-Rights Leader Upbeat But Marriage Bill Faces Uphill Fight

Not enough votes yet in state Senate and state Assembly to override governor’s veto.

Opinion: Buono Needs to Hit Christie Where He's Weakest -- Economy, Jobs, Taxes

Concentrating on social issues like same-sex marriage and abortion rights is clearly not the way for Buono to 'move the numbers'

FEMA OKs 90 Percent Reimbursements for Towns Hit By Hurricane Sandy

The Federal Emergency Management Agency will reimburse communities at a rate of 90 percent for certain storm-related expenses, according to federal officials.

PSEG Claims Insurers Shortchanging It On Sandy Recovery Costs

If court finds for insurance firms, ratepayers could wind up paying the $400M difference.

Lonegan Takes Shots At Democrats On TV Appearance

The fiscal conservative says he's unbothered by the $24 million cost of special election.

Same-Sex Marriage Advocates Push Quickly for Ruling in New Jersey

Motions contend that civil unions are inadequate and unconstitutional in light of landmark U.S. Supreme Court decision

Booker Mute On Double Dipping Driver

The Newark mayor's office has no comment, nor does his campaign.

To Christie, Medicaid Expansion Veto Keeps Options Open

Conference focuses on need for cooperation as major shift looms in how care is delivered and success is measured.

Route 1 Intersection Improvement Project Nearing Completion

Project will reconfigure the jughandle at the intersection of Route 1 and New Road on the northbound side

Experts: Major Effort Needed to Coordinate Healthcare in NJ

Conference focuses on need for cooperation as major shift looms in how care is delivered and success is measured.

Counties: Show Me The Money For Special Elections

Special elections for New Jersey's vacant U.S. Senate seat could cost at least $24 million, and some county governments want the state to pony up in advance.

Holt Launches Campaign Website, Takes Aim At Booker

The U.S. Senate campaign heats up as Holt touts progressive record in new web ad.

State Senate Passes Special Election Bills

Bills that would move the election date and allow early voting now head for Christie's unlikely signature.

State’s Top Court Ruling Hailed as Big Win for Victims’ Rights

Judges decree that defendants cannot choose to skip sentencing and avoid hearing statement on crime’s impact.

DOMA Ruling Bittersweet for South Brunswick Same Sex Couple

On the brink of their 24th anniversary together, Louise Walpin and Marsha Shapiro hope for marriage equality in New Jersey by the end of 2013.

Sweeney: More Compromise Budgets Likely in Years Ahead

Built-in rise in pension payments means ‘there’s no money’ to fight over, Senate president says.

Pallone: Keep Special Interest Money Out Of Senate Race

Congressman has challenged contenders in the special Democratic primary election for a vacant U.S. Senate seat to keep political action committee money out of the election.

Medical Marijuana for Kids Could Pit Parents Against Pediatricians

Bill would ease restraints that require three doctors to sign off on prescriptions for children.

Democrats Move Compromise Budget Despite Revenue Concerns

Budget committee chiefs not sold on treasurer’s projections, but hope he’s right.

Open-Space Constitutional Amendment Could Be on November Ballot

Sales-tax scheme to fund open-space preservation sails through Senate, Assembly vote still to come.

‘Solid South’ Cements Booker as Frontrunner

Senate race pits ‘new Democrats’ against ‘Democratic wing of the Democratic Party.’

Fall Opening Targeted for Senior Center Expansion

Expansion project will bring the total area of the center to about 26,000-square feet.

Christie, Democratic Leaders Nearing Budget Compromise

$32.9B budget likely to add some school aid, but no tax cut or vouchers.