Despite solid blue-collar cred, Senate president has few friends in the public-worker rank and file

Sanctuary cities limit their cooperation with immigration authorities. What are their prospects — in New Jersey and elsewhere — under a Trump administration?

Experts argue that education professionals — superintendents, teachers, nurses, and school psychologists — must learn to identify symptoms of this deadly epidemic

Devastating commuter delays and economic hardship just might be avoided if construction of a pair of new tunnels under the Hudson gets going

Lawsuit argues layoffs should be based on merit, not seniority, while union says that would leave schools vulnerable to politics

But state disputes federal audit that criticized aid rebuilding programs and poor oversight of company hired to administer them

Republican Sonnek-Schmelz says Pallone has failed small businesses and Sandy victims

Some roads are like the interstate, fast and relatively direct, while others are far more circuitous and can take years to get to the destination

Camden charters and Renaissance schools — the first in New Jersey — show signs of promise, but test scores at district schools remain mired at ...

Is your district getting all the aid that’s coming to it, or is it one of many that’s being shortchanged?

The $200 million campus is a key component of the rescue strategy intended to revive the failing, crisis-plagued gambling resort

The former resort town is struggling with city-size problems: overstressed infrastructure, underfinanced schools, and growing social tensions

Politics and economics combine to make it hard to keep waste out of the environment

As money for college dwindles, middle-class and lower-middle-class families and students appear to be bearing the brunt of the shortfall

Charter advocates often argue their schools are not being fully funded; opponents point out that charters take money away from district schools

Good news for seniors: Department extends portfolio deadline, changes rules to keep parents in loop, reminds local districts of responsibilities

Teachers Union, anti-test activists confront state Board of Education in battle that also involves the Legislature and courts.

Christian Fuscarino brings more than a decade of experience in LGBT activism and social service to his new post of executive director

One of the more unpopular changes would give school principals the discretion to decide what constitute bullying and what is just bad behavior

Advocates say schools have made a good first step, but much more needs to be done when it comes to gender-identity issues