Tony Coscia knows just how important a healthy Amtrak system is to New Jersey's economy — and so does just about everyone else who's paying attention these days.

The New Jersey Chamber of Commerce will now hold its annual “Walk to Washington” event in April after being forced to postpone the two-day networking trip last week after a snowstorm blanketed parts of the Northeast.

Nearly $28 billion will flow to major infrastructure projects over the next decade under a capital plan adopted Wednesday by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.

A new Monmouth University Poll released Monday finds that the majority of New Jersey residents who have applied for aid under the state's federally-funded Superstorm Sandy assistance program are dissatisfied with recovery efforts.

Having already received overwhelming support from several South Jersey Democrats, state Sen. Donald Norcross (D-Audubon) officially declared Monday that he's running for resigning U.S. Rep. Rob Andrews' congressional seat.

At the time, most economists and industry analysts didn't believe Gov. Chris Christie when he announced that in its first year of implementation, Internet gaming would net New Jersey upwards of $1 billion in revenue.

When U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder announced in August that the Department of Justice would not be challenging recent decisions by voters in Colorado and Washington to legalize marijuana for recreational use, Gov. Chris Christie was asked about its implications for New Jersey.

When President Barack Obama used his State of the Union address last month to unveil the "MyRA" — he was introducing a new workplace retirement savings plan for the country.