Payments of as much as $1,500 will be sent starting mid-month, and time remains for homeowners and tenants to submit applications

Refunds potentially due after five years of Atlantic City Electric Co. documents show areas of noncompliance while rates soared

By poverty measures, nearly 2 million New Jersey residents would qualify for the 50% reduction that New York City offers

NJ's largest city says no to using artificially high income figures for calculating who gets a chance to live here and stay here

'They shouldn't be doing this,' congressman says of major retailers and airlines that may be using personal data to adjust what customers pay

Workers at businesses with at least 10 people on payroll get a chance to enroll and set aside part of their earnings

Sherrill's affordability agenda called for a return to a break that saved families roughly $35 million one year

As premiums soar by more than a third, lawmakers have an opportunity to change how we bargain for coverage

Those who sent applications early have benefits on the way, says NJ, while aid for some others may take until December

Three Republicans from NJ stand by their votes as nutrition program loses 5% of recipients and almost 70,000 residents drop insurance

Majority Democrats stand by payments while Republicans lament size of structural gap and level of school aid

Who benefits from faster computing, and who shoulders the burden? Some towns have no answers amid building boom

President insists that Congress must give him voter-restriction legislation that Senate and House are unlikely to pass

Private schools would reap rewards -- and if you find that distasteful, consider the benefits for poor and middle-class districts

At last, a review of the patchwork of state and local regulations that delay projects and drive up costs needlessly

Households must earn at least $40 an hour to afford two-bedroom apartment lease and other expenses, report finds

Mental health service could broaden with bigger budget infusion, though governor is mindful of affordability

School board and council veteran trounced incumbent who was criticized for handling of massive warehouse fire

As that case heads for federal judges' review, a separate lawsuit finds New York and New Jersey negotiating

Governor seeks to expand a New Jersey grants program that brings $3,000 in savings for every $1,000 from taxpayers