Kevin McArdle

It seems the scandal involving its basketball program is all we're hearing about Rutgers University these days, but there's actually something else happening at the school. The July 1 deadline for Rutgers to finalize the largest higher education merger is creeping ever closer.

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In an effort to create greater public awareness about the life-saving importance of organ donation, Governor Chris Christie has signed a proclamation designating April as Donate Life Month in New Jersey.

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Last week, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie was vacationing with his family in Jamaica. He says it was on the first day of the getaway that he first learned of the videotape featuring Rutgers basketball coach Mike Rice pushing players and using homophobic slurs.

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You had better think twice before trying to pull the wool over the eyes of the folks at the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission (MVC).

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Democrats in New Jersey control the State Senate by a margin of 24-16, but one political expert says the natural disaster was a game-changer, and now anything is possible this November.

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Megan's Law would be revised in New Jersey under a new bill designed to improve community supervision of convicted sex offenders and to better protect kids.

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Governor Chris Christie is counting on almost $500 million in revenue that the state may or may not see.

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BREAKING NEWS UPDATE: This afternoon Townsquare Media NJ received a letter from members of the St. Peter's Prep basketball team in support of Coach Todd Decker.  In the letter, the players say, "at no point ever have we felt threatened or fearful in any towards Coach Decker."  They go on to say, "Coach Decker has nothing but our support and dedication."

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A temporary shelter program has been extended, at the Christie Administration’s request, to April 30, 2013, with a check-out date of May 1, 2013.

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It’s becoming an annual rite of spring in New Jersey. General Assembly and State Budget Committees begin their hearings into the Governor’s budget projections and we hear there is a significant shortfall in revenue collections. This year is no different.

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