Weatherization Program Continues Unbroken Streak of Failed Audits

State auditor takes Department of Community Affairs to task for indefensible expenses, weaknesses in oversight.

Christie: 'I Don't Think Teachers Are the Problem... Unions Are'

Governor discusses middle-class reform agenda in town hall meeting at Raritan Valley Community College.

Township Approves Creation of 'Do Not Knock' Registry

Ordinance will prevent solicitors from visiting residences that register with the township.

Hurricane Sandy Leaves State With $2.6B Tab for Water Infrastructure

Superstorm reveals vulnerabilities in drinking water facilities, sewer treatment plants.

Hearing Discusses Traffic Flow on Route 1

A draft concept plan addressing traffic issues along Route 1 introduced in Princeton.

Report: Politicians Hide Donor Names And It's Legal

New Jersey law allows contributors who donate less than $300 to remain anonymous.

Treasury vs. OLS, Round 2: Rosen Warns of $637 Million Revenue Gap

For second straight year, OLS budget expert projects lower revenues than Sidamon-Eristoff.

Sharing Lessons From Sandy Could Mean Healthier Recovery Next Time Around

Health commissioner's roundtables gets first responders, local and state officials talking.

Do Gun Buybacks Reduce Gun Violence?

Buybacks take thousands of guns off New Jersey streets, but critics argue the millions spent on programs could be put to better use.

Races Take Shape for Party Primaries in June

Many Senate and Assembly incumbents face competition in bids for slots on November ballot.

Christie Signs Teen Tanning Law Despite Small Business Concerns

The law, inspired by the national uproar created by Nutley's "Tanning Mom," seeks to protect New Jersey's youth from the most common form of cancer.

Franklin Township Chiropractor Sentenced to State Prison for Illegal Patient Recruitment

Scott Greenberg of Central Jersey Chiropractic and Rehabilitation Centres pleaded guilty on Jan. 11.

NJ Leads Nation in Hiring Immigrants in 2012

Report: Dueling immigration reform measures in Senate could affect future numbers depending on status of U.S. economy.

Unemployment Emerging as Major Issue in Governor’s Race

NJ jobless rate higher than national average and neighboring states still a vulnerability for Christie.

Middlesex Chamber Invites Business Owners to Meet the Mayors

The Meet the Mayors Series is open to business owners and organizations looking to discuss economic development in Middlesex communities.

New Rowland Park Turf Fields Expected to Open in 2014

Township officials estimate new turf baseball fields at Rowland Park should be open for play in 2014.

Rutgers Report Reveals Different Patterns of Hospital Use Among Poorer Communities

Data from study could help save money, reduce number of avoidable ER visits.

NJ, Other States, in Pitched Battle With Grid Operator Over Capacity Payments

Lucrative capacity payments key to financing new power plants, states argue before federal agency.

Who Pays the Most Taxes in South Brunswick?

Commercial properties share the burden with South Brunswick taxpayers. We've got the top 10 taxpayers in the township.

Where Are South Brunswick's Worst Potholes?

DOT program beginning to repair roads across the state.

GOP-Backed Benefit Cuts Called Harmful to Small Businesses in NJ

Report warns even small reductions in Social Security, Medicare would be big drain on state's economy.

Federal Loan Deadline Looms For Hurricane Sandy Victims

Small Business Association has already approved more than a half billion dollars for home and business owners

With Future of COAH Still Cloudy, Many Towns Shelve Plans to Build Affordable Housing

Advocates argue that real losers in political turf war are low- and middle-income families who need someplace to live.

Christie Urges Republicans to Look Beyond 2013

Gov. Christie: “I intend on living here after I’m governor... and I do not want to live under a Democratic governor.”

BPU Puts PSE&G’s $4B Modernization Plan On Hold

State wants specifics about proposed storm-related upgrades and protections before giving go-ahead.

South Brunswick Softball and Cricket Fields Ready for Spring Debut

Two new recreation projects adding lights to the Reichler Park softball fields and establishing cricket fields are ready for league play.

'Gay Conversion' Therapy Ban Gains Support of More Than 112K Petitioners

Bill that would protect minors from controversial counseling techniques clears Senate committee.

Law Passed Banning Drug That Caused Kendall Park Man to Eat Grass

A bill that criminalizes the manufacture, sale and possession of synthetic marijuana was signed into law Monday by Gov. Chris Christie.

Some of State's Most Powerful Lobbies Oppose PSE&G's $4 Billion Grid-Upgrade Plan

Utility disputes claim that projects will substantially increase bills for residential and industrial customers.

In Man-Bites-Dog Scenario, Christie Visits NJEA for Endorsement

Just by showing up for interview, governor demonstrates how his relationship with union has evolved.

Town Bans Nighttime Solicitation

Door-to-door solicitors barred from visiting residences passed dusk.

Campaign Targets Hospital Takeovers by For-Profit Companies

Unions, healthcare advocates call for closer state scrutiny of sales of nonprofit community hospitals.

Where to File Your 2012 Taxes in South Brunswick

Beyond TurboTax: Here's who can help you file your taxes before the April 15 deadline.

Municipal Budget Introduced With 3-Cent Tax Rate Increase

South Brunswick officials said they will continue to look for areas to cut before budget is passed.

South Brunswick Water May Be Discolored Next Month

Six-week water main flushing program will begin in the vicinity of Dayton, and then proceed towards Davidson’s Mill Road towards Monmouth Junction and Route 1.

PSE&G, AARP Trade Harsh Words Over Plan to Upgrade Grid

Seniors' organization argues against financing improvements with new surcharges to customer's bills.

Middlesex County Tax Rate to Increase

Residents will see an approximately $20 jump in county tax bill.

Christie’s Luck: Income Tax Surge Bails Out Budget

The rich get richer, fattening Treasury’s coffers, but how long will it last?

Town Discusses Route 1 Traffic Solutions

South Brunswick officials tell Central Jersey Transportation Forum that traffic problem along Route 1 can only be solved by adding a third lane.

Medicaid Expansion Presents Policy Challenges

Experts point to outreach and provider incentives as key factors in reaching enrollment goals.