A new Monmouth University/Asbury Park Press Poll released this morning shows 65 percent of registered New Jersey voters support a constitutional amendment to raise the state's minimum wage by $1, to $8.25.

For business owners tired of watching the months of back-and-forth battling over corporate incentives reform, the signing of the Economic Opportunity Act by Gov. Chris Christie must be welcome relief.

In its latest report released this afternoon, the state Treasury Department announced that through the first two months of the current fiscal year, it has fallen $24 million short of its projected total tax revenue of $2.04 billion, raking in just $2.016 billion thus far.

The Republican-controlled House today passed a temporary spending bill that avoids a government shutdown of, but strips all funding for, the Affordable Care Act — which is supposed to take effect on Oct. 1, the same day the federal Treasury could run dry unless the fiscal showdown between the House and the Democratic-controlled Senate is...

Atlantic City officially welcomed an international triathlon series today, unveiling an event next year that will send swimmers into the bay, bicyclists onto the Atlantic City Expressway and runners onto the resort town's iconic Boardwalk.

The long, strange road to reforming New Jersey's economic incentives offerings finally ends this afternoon.

Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop is putting developers participating in his city’s tax abatement program on notice.