On Saturday, school board leaders lined up to quiz Senate president, some of whose answers were well-received but others not

Murphy says there’s ‘too much at stake’ not to reform the programs, but sticking points remain between him and legislative leaders

Senate president says state’s fiscal problems are hampering ability to properly address issues concerning NJ Transit, lead contamination

Judges, who could soon be represented on State Investment Council, have worst-funded of all the public-worker retirement plans

As state police clear out protesters, South Jersey power broker accuses gubernatorial task force of singling out Camden for unwarranted criticism

Senate President Steve Sweeney is behind a bill that’s ‘all about protecting the rights of workers,’ but business interests have misgivings

Earned Income Tax Credit has support from both Democrats and Republicans since it’s believed to keep people employed and off government assistance

John Reitmeyer, NJ Spotlight’s Budget and Public Finance writer, teases out the topic with NJTV News Business Correspondent Rhonda Schaffler

New board will have a year to come up with a business plan for the state-run financial institution

North Dakota is currently the only state with such an institution, backed wholly by government deposits