Schools Development Authority

State Commission of Investigation says Gov. Phil Murphy's office through actions and inaction gave its tacit approval to issues at the Schools Development Authority.

Nearly all the 41 people hired under CEO Lizette Delgado-Polanco had family or political connections, and some weren't qualified. The payroll swelled by $2M.

It's unclear exactly how many school gymnasium floors in New Jersey have the potential to emit toxic mercury vapor over time, or are already doing so.

Murphy could have shown a scandal-ridden subordinate the door. Instead he stayed silent

The head of a New Jersey agency overseeing school construction projects facing questions about reports she hired unqualified people said Tuesday that she is resigning.

Murphy’s support for SDA CEO Lizette Delgado-Polanco is vexing to lawmakers, insiders, and political analysts.

The agency's head cleared house and brought in people she was connected to, even if they weren't qualified on paper.

The Schools Development Authority has spent most of its $12.3 billion and is planning its next request for billions more for facilities construction.

The worker was busted after the SDA noticed that the computers were missing in December 2017.

Patronage hiring is nothing new in New Jersey government, but the optics aren’t good for Murphy and could further prolong the joint legislative investigation already looking into the administration’s hiring practices.