New Jersey

The region's slipping volume reflected a national trend.

New Jersey lawmakers are seeking to borrow hundreds of millions of dollars to upgrade vocational-technical schools to meet a statewide shortage of middle-skilled workers.

New Jersey’s plan to transfer lottery revenues toward pension funding fails to tackle the state's
immediate liability woes, according to Moody’s Investors Service.

New Jersey is on track for revenue growth in 2018 after a strong start to the new fiscal year with July tax collections, according to State Treasurer Ford M. Scudder.

New Jersey’s Essex County neared the top of the bond rating charts 15 years after sitting in triple-B territory.

New Jersey’s pension funds will benefit significantly from a new law that mandates irrevocable contributions from the state’s lottery for the next 30 years, according to Kroll Bond Rating Agency.

The borrowing will pay for settlements with six casino properties.

The rating boost from Moody’s Investors Service came ahead of a $250 million bond sale.

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority shook up their leadership as they battle to reverse deterioration in the region's transit systems.

One of Kevin O'Toole and Rick Cotton's priorities as chairman and executive director will be to restart the search for a chief executive officer.

The bipartisan Lottery Enterprise Contribution Act may mark the turning point in New Jersey’s long-term credit rating slide.

New Jersey’s dead-last ranking in an analysis of state fiscal conditions underscores the Garden State’s challenges.

Gruer will run an office for Blue Rose in Roseland, N. J.

Senators from New York and New Jersey want to keep the Gateway Tunnel Project on track.

More than two years after creating a CEO position, the Port Authority hasn't hired one.

New Jersey lawmakers forged a budget deal in the early hours of the Fourth of July that paved the way for a new law boosting the state’s underfunded pension system with lottery revenues.

New Jersey government is in shutdown mode for the first time in 11 years after Gov. Chris Christie and state lawmakers failed to reach agreements on a new budget before the close of the 2017 fiscal year Friday night.

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is preparing for a government shutdown amid a budget impasse with lawmakers.

New Jersey lawmakers advanced Gov. Chris Christie’s proposed transfer of lottery revenues to boost state pensions.

Cities and states are embracing growth in the sharing economy by reaching agreements on collection of occupancy taxes.