Atlantic City, Princeton Dinky rail service to return May 12
Rail service on NJT’s Atlantic City and Princeton Branch lines will begin May 12 – two weeks sooner than scheduled, though four months after some expected.
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Hiring scandal continues to drag Gov. Murphy down (Analysis)
Murphy’s support for SDA CEO Lizette Delgado-Polanco is vexing to lawmakers, insiders, and political analysts.
Murphy and Sweeney looking to spend more of your $$$ (Opinion)
The 'givenor' and the 'spendit' president vow to ensure your taxes will continue to skyrocket with their 'pre-school for all' campaign.
Murphy, Sweeney team up to promote spending more on preschool
Gov. Phil Murphy's first budget provided preschool expansion grants to 64 districts. His second includes $25 million to further spread full-day pre-K.
In private, Murphy signs doctor-assisted suicide bill into law
Gov. Phil Murphy signed legislation making New Jersey the seventh state to enact a law permitting terminally ill patients to seek life-ending medication.
Candle smells like Biden, so here are some for NJ politicians
At $22, it is among the Delaware History Museum's best selling items.
NJ residents unimpressed by leaders (if they know who they are)
A new Rutgers/Eagleton/FDU poll finds many residents are lukewarm when asked for their opinion about Jersey's top political leaders.
Murphy budget provides $262M in charity care — These hospitals get the most
Gov. Phil Murphy's proposed 2020 budget includes another $262 million in Charity Care funds to the state's 70 acute care hospitals and one specialty hospital.
For Sandy families still rebuilding, new funds coming this summer
The state has shifted $50M in federal Sandy recovery funds, to help nearly 1,000 families still not back in damaged homes and unable to pay for needed work.
Merge teachers’ health plan? Murphy, Sweeney far apart on idea
The Senate president says big savings would result if the state's health plans for teachers and other public workers merge. The governor doubts his numbers.