Virtually everyone in New Jersey government and politics agrees that the state needs to continue its control of Atlantic City for the full five years envisioned when the takeover was authorized in 2016. In fact, Lt. Gov. Sheila Oliver, at a town-hall style community meeting at the city’s All Wars Memorial on April 23 said it will last at least until the fall 2021. But the tenor of the relationship between the city and state has apparently changed.

The $867,000 settlement resolves allegations that Stericycle engaged in a variety of deceptive sales, pricing and other practices in its dealings with New Jersey dentists.

Cooper Plaza Townhomes is being preserved and refurbished by The Michaels Organization in partnership with the City of Camden.

Kevin Quinn, who is also the founder of investment firm Genki Advisory, will lead the board of an agency under scrutiny over how it awards billions of dollars in tax breaks.

In the wake of denials from the MTA and New York state government regarding any kind of deal, the New Jersey governor on Thursday doubled down on his assertion that an accord exists between him and New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo on the surcharge.

The governor is walking back his push for members of the board of the Economic Development Authority to step down after indications they would not comply with the request and, the governor said, having "given me each one of their fingers."

“Addressing student loan debt not only makes a crucial difference in individuals’ lives and careers, but it also helps boost New Jersey’s economy as a whole," the governor said regarding the signing of Senate Bills 3125 and 3149.

Education Chair Sen. M. Teresa Ruiz has requested New Jersey Secretary of Higher Education Zakiya Smith Ellis review funding priority tiers to ensure students who participate in college readiness programs are given fair consideration.

Following Murphy's declaration of a "conceptual understanding" on Wednesday, the head of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority is denying that the governors of New York and New Jersey have reached an agreement on the new tolling plan. “With all due respect to Gov. [Phil] Murphy, we have no idea what he is talking about,” MTA head Patrick Foye said in a statement Wednesday night.

The governors of New Jersey and New York have come to a "conceptual understanding" that would exempt New Jersey commuters from the surcharge and avoid double-taxation, but at the potential cost of having none of the revenue go to the Garden State.