Gary Schaer

The first of the tax cuts adopted along with the nearly 23-cent increase in the gas tax takes effect on Sunday – but while everyone benefits, few may notice.

New Jersey on Monday could become the first state to stop requiring legal notices to be printed in newspapers, spreading them out instead to government-owned websites.

State tax collections are off to a sluggish start four months into New Jersey’s fiscal year, raising the prospect of budget trouble ahead if things don’t rebound.

As a new report outlines the deep cuts in New Jersey spending on colleges, lawmakers ready package they hope can reduce the growth of student debt

State lawmakers are set to approve a $34.8 billion state budget for the 2017 fiscal year Monday. Democrats added around $275 million to Gov. Chris Christie's plan.

Public workers and retirees enrolled in the state’s health plans are likely to see changes to their prescription benefits in the coming year.

Gov. Chris Christie’s designs on a takeover of Atlantic City endured a withering critique Monday in the Assembly Budget Committee.

New Jersey's Democratic lawmakers have unveiled a plan to raise the state’s minimum wage from $8.38 to $15 an hour.

The days of finding a quick fix to fund New Jersey's Transportation Trust Fund (TTF) are over, according to the state's top transportation official.

According to the Department of the Treasury, revenue collections for Fiscal Year 2015 are just about where Gov. Chris Christie projected they would be, but that does not mean the state is flush with cash.