John Burzichelli

State officials appear more worried about an oversupply leaking into the black market than about supply shortages for new medical marijuana patients.

A Supreme Court decision on whether to allow legal sports betting in New Jersey could come within days. Or maybe next month. But certainly by the end of June.

Acting state Treasurer Elizabeth Maher Muoio says 83% of proposed new spending goes toward pensions, health benefits, debt and Medicaid.

Terminally ill patients with less than six months to live would be able to obtain a prescription for medication that, if taken, would end their lives.

State lawmakers hold their first hearings of the new session Monday, and they’ll start by tackling some long-blocked priorities that will get new life under Gov. Phil Murphy.

New Jersey's rules surrounding liquor licenses are archaic and in great need of modernization, according to certain individuals close to the issue.

It’s now up to Gov. Chris Christie to decide whether to ask voters if the state should borrow $125 million to improve public libraries around New Jersey.

The Statehouse renovation project, which will cost approximately $500 million to repay once interest costs are taken into account, will apparently not require direct approval by the Legislature or voters.

Gov. Chris Christie is proposing to increase and expand fees by more than $20 million to support the budget of the state Department of Law and Public Safety.

The Assembly Regulatory Oversight and Reform and Federal Relations Committee could vote in the coming weeks on a proposed measure to create new liquor licenses for restaurants.