Susan Livio

Calling Donald Trump “unfit to lead our nation,” former Gov. Christie Whitman has endorsed Kamala Harris for president and joined a coalition of “never Trumpers” to encourage other Republicans to support the vice president.

| As Gov. Phil Murphy and top lawmakers finalized New Jersey's new $56.6 state billion budget in late June, the surplus was shrinking and pandemic-era windfalls were drying up.

Murphy's pick will take office after U.S. Sen. Bob Menendez resigns on Tuesday and serve until Jan. 3.

Moody's Investors Services has upgraded New Jersey's financial outlook from “stable” to “positive,” a reward in part because the Murphy administration has continued to make full payments into the public worker pension system.

He survived abuse and neglect so severe and shocking it compelled New Jersey to commit to a multi-billion-dollar overhaul of its child welfare system.

A judge late Friday that smoking may continue inside New Jersey's casinos, dismissing a lawsuit from the union representing thousands of workers who argued they had a constitutional right to breathe smoke-free air.

| Five years after the Medical Aid in Dying law took effect in New Jersey, giving terminally ill residents access to prescription drugs to

Gov. Phil Murphy this week will embark on his sixth international trade mission, this time to lure jobs and investment from Canada to New Jersey.

| One nursing home failed to have the required minimum staffing needed to care for its residents on at least 35 days — including one dayshift

| Two counties have agreed to stop using New Jersey's controversial and legally dubious primary ballot system — casually known as “the county line,” under a lawsuit settlement approved by a federal judge late Thursday.