Some 1,000 federal employees in New Jersey have applied for unemployment benefits. Meanwhile, facing a 10 percent absenteeism rate nationwide, the TSA brought in outside staff to fill in for unpaid ...
The state's top Democrats addressed unions at Southern New Jersey AFL-CIO's 124th annual breakfast. Afterward, the crowd visited the burial ground of Peter McGuire, the founder of Labor Day, for a ...
Murphy's visit came at a time when he's arm wrestling with legislative leaders over tax hikes.
Assmebly Speaker Vincent Prieto and several advocates announced a bill that would increase paid leave.
A discount for some NJ Transit commuters who will suffer the inconvenience of Amtrak's extensive repairs. Help for families of missing children. Law enforcement agencies convene to offer resources and ...
Ras Baraka led a group of protesters at the Port of Newark for what they say is the denial of jobs to Newark residents.
Running on financial fumes. Atlantic City scrapes together the cash to make a $1.8 million bond payment What's next? Gov. Christie wants more testing of school water supplies for dangerous lead ...
Christie and Guardian blamed each other for Atlantic City's financial troubles.
Atlantic City on the brink of a shutdown. The governor smacks down the mayor on his home turf for fighting a state takeover. The mayor slams back, accusing the governor of playing fast and loose with ...
Christie's back. Political jet lag lingers. Boosting Michelle Obama's fight against childhood obesity. A report card on ambitious goals for Camden schools. Helping immigrants become citizens.
We Are One offers legal counseling to prepare legal residents for the citizenship test.
Time's running out Port Authority reform. Hiking Medicare prescription drug copays for state workers? Is that legal? The Senate president and the governor. And remembering the governor even Christie ...
New Jersey is facing a lawsuit over increases to prescription copays for state workers.
Pension investments are soaring. Do pensions still need reform? Bad information limits mental health care. Big contracts limit red light camera cuts. Rich Jersey wines. And really bad bugs.
Some question fees incurred from pension fund, but the Council touts high rates of return.
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