A New Jersey Senate panel unanimously approved legislation Monday that would strip some investigatory powers and staff from the state’s comptroller over overwhelming opposition from activists, other watchdogs, and New Jersey’s chief law enforcement official.

New bill would curtail powers of NJ agency that investigates corruption

New Jersey’s most powerful state legislator introduced legislation Tuesday to weaken the powers of a state watchdog agency whose reports on government corruption, waste, and fraud have embarrassed and irritated public officials around the state.

Comptroller says potential Bridgeton nursing home buyers cannot participate in Medicaid

The Office of the State Comptroller outlined a series of accusations against a group seeking to purchase a troubled nursing home in

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