George Norcross

The ongoing civil war between top Democrats in New Jersey has further escalated with a report that at least one grand jury subpoena has been served to the NJ Economic Development Authority.

With a swipe of his veto pen, Gov. Phil Murphy this month decided to keep 10s of millions of political dollars that drive politics and public policy in New Jersey in the shadows.

With four weeks to go before state lawmakers and Gov. Phil Murphy have to agree on a new spending plan, the civil war raging among Democrats threatens to derail the process.

Gov. Murphy hired the attorney who led the NFL's investigation into Patriots QB Tom Brady to represent him in a lawsuit brought by the state's most powerful unelected Democrat.

At the center of the recent controversy is back room, un-elected power broker, party boss George Norcross. The question is what is George Norcross hiding?

Democrats seem to be formulating an exit strategy to get out from under Phil Murphy.

A task force examining potential abuses of the state’s tax incentive programs sharpened its focus on projects in Camden at its second public hearing.

A crucial vote is set for Thursday in the Assembly, which is pursuing its own alternative to an Atlantic City takeover as default or bankruptcy inches closer.

Splashed across the headlines these days in New Jersey are the indictment of U.S. Sen. Bob Menendez (D-NJ) on corruption charges and possible looming indictments in the Bridgegate scandal. With corruption at the forefront once again, a new poll released Monday takes a look at how New Jerseyans view corruption.