Joseph Kyrillos

"When I was first elected to the state Legislature, there was a true crisis out there," said former state Sen. Joseph Kyrillos.

Lawmakers and mass-transit executives say the damage has been minimized in the first 10 days of disruptions needed for New York Penn Station track repairs.

The idea of cutting promised aid to 126 districts prompts an unusual alliance. The Senate president says it's 'pandering' not to trim where enrollments are down.

Five veteran state senators aren't seeking re-election this year, adding another layer of change coming to Trenton on top of an open-seat governor’s race.

Sen. Diane Allen, citing health issues, is retiring from the state Senate at the end of her current term, the latest in a line of veteran lawmakers opting not to seek re-election.

Historical trends and Gov. Chris Christie's unpopularity point to Democratic success in next year's gubernatorial election. But if Christie leaves early, could things change?

New Jersey's first increase in gas taxes since 1990 takes effect Tuesday -- 22.6 cents a gallon. The law directs the state to adjust it each quarter, starting in January.

The NJDOT commissioner sought to reassure lawmakers about the direction of New Jersey Transit: It’s safer than statistics suggest, it has the money it needs and isn’t planning a fare hike.