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During his latest town hall meeting in Fairfield, Gov. Chris Christie once again called for reforms to the state's pension and health benefit systems.

A New Jersey judge has ruled that two key figures in a political payback scandal ensnaring Gov. Chris Christie's administration do not have to turn over documents to a legislative investigative panel.

Two New Jersey lawmakers are moving ahead with a plan to require all Garden State companies to offer workers at least five days of paid sick leave.

Gov. Chris Christie is trying to build pressure on lawmakers to re-adopt a cap on raises for police and firefighters that can be awarded by arbitrators.

Garden State residents are evenly divided on the idea of legalizing the possession of small amounts of marijuana for personal use, but they're not high on a bill that would make that happen.

A brand new report from the Office of the State Comptroller finds several New Jersey local governments improperly doling out overtime pay or compensatory time to high-level executive employees.

Despite a report clearing Gov. Chris Christie of any wrongdoing in connection with the September lane closures in Fort Lee, the Bridgegate debacle may still be affecting how New Jersey voters view Christie's job performance.

The law firm that conducted the Christie administration's internal investigation into Bridgegate has been given until Friday to turn over all documents related to its probe.

A measure in Trenton goes after a business-unfriendly practice sometimes known as "patent trolling." The sponsor of the measure claims it can help remove a threat to the innovation-based economy that New Jersey is hopeful to have.

Tempers flared during Tuesday's third hearing of the New Jersey Legislative Select Committee on Investigation, charged with probing the Bridgegate scandal.