David Matthau

If you’ve ever tried to pay your toll on the Turnpike or the Parkway with pennies, you might have a problem.

Do you feel satisfied with how your elected officials are representing you?

Last year at this time the Garden state was buried under several feet of snow – and new storms were sweeping in every couple of days.

Do you have any specific ideas about what it will take to turn the tide in Atlantic City, bring in more visitors and increase gaming revenues?

Governor Christie is once calling on Jersey lawmakers in the Assembly and State Senate to eliminate cash payouts for retiring State workers who don’t use their sick days.

Governor Christie has put forth a finalized Energy Master Plan for the Garden state.

During Governor Christie’s Town Hall meeting in West New York today, a man who identified himself only as a retired teacher accused the Governor of planting questions in the audience.

A new survey by the New Jersey League of Municipalities finds an increasing number of Garden state towns are pulling out all stops to save money and cut costs.

The U.S. Postal Service is planning significant cutbacks at mail processing plants across the country – to save an estimated 3 billion dollars and prevent a plunge into bankruptcy.

An Assembly Committee has released legislation that’s designed to make sure teen drivers get more adult supervision – and training behind the wheel – before they get their graduated drivers license.

In these tough economic times, local school boards may soon get the go-ahead to place advertisements on the sides of their school buses.