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Senate President Steve Sweeney says a bill redistributing more than a half-billion dollars in state aid over seven years will be approved next week.

Ask Gov. Phil Murphy your questions Thursday afternoon on New Jersey 101.5.

Gov. Phil Murphy says federal immigration authorities should leave alone otherwise law-abiding people who are in the country illegally.

Gov. Phil Murphy on Monday said he would unveil a budget that would help the middle class, but hedged on whether it would include tax hikes.

Thousands remain without power, the governor's heading into a budget address and the legal marijuana debate is still going strong.

Christie has been vowing to expand expungement opportunities in the state since March after he vetoed bills that he thought compromised public safety.

It's official — Christie's successor has been named. What will Christie focus on before Phil Murphy take his place?

Gov. Chris Christie on Monday dodged a question about whether he supported his own administration's amnesty program aimed at welfare cheats in Ocean County.

Governor says police and fire unions engaged in "bareknuckle politics" over arbitration cap. Unions say to look at bigger salary and benefits picture.

Ninety million dollars from lower borrowing costs, $70 million from lapses of unspent funds, the rest from extra revenues the state collected in fiscal 2017.