Economy

Governor Chris Christie has presented a $32.9 billion State Budget proposal. He says it maintains the fiscal discipline needed to restore New Jersey, is balanced and imposes no tax increases.

Gasoline prices are climbing. They have reached record averages for this time of year.

Mistaken by erroneous news reports and tales of folks who lost their homes in nearby towns, a quarter of the nation believes Atlantic City's boardwalk was destroyed during Superstorm Sandy.

Long Beach Island and the rest of Southern Ocean County is clearing up any doubts in people's mind, they will be ready for summer.

Atlantic City's newest casino did not experience the 2012 it was expecting, but the new year brings plenty of opportunity for a turnaround.

One of New Jersey's few free beaches might start charging.

Most Jersey residents are happy we didn't go over the 'fiscal cliff' this week. But many are not exactly thrilled with the deal that was worked out, especially in the business community.

The latest Rutgers/Camden business school quarterly economic outlook contains more of the same: continued slow growth and cautious business spending.

Officials in Long Beach Island and areas of Southern Ocean County are accustomed to seeing their summer populations swell and now they know the economic impact.

As Atlantic City casinos continue to struggle with revenues, Governor Chris Christie continues to stand by his revitalization plans for the resort town.

Hearing about $4 gas on the news and actually seeing $4 gas are two completely different things.