(AP Photo/Paul Sancya)Trump is throwing up barriers that are serious enough for the state to lose congressional seats, federal money and more
(AP Photo/Paul Sancya)Trump is throwing up barriers that are serious enough for the state to lose congressional seats, federal money and more

They present ‘a potential for growth’ for both Republicans and Democrats

Chairman said he expects commission will hold ‘many more’ than the three required public hearings

Asian population increased by 31%, Hispanic population by 29%


Democrats pushed for the ballot measure citing concerns that a new map would be rushed. But opponents argue that delaying the map won’t account for ...

New Jersey Secretary of State Tahesha Way says the early census completion campaign is paying off, but the effort still has a long way to ...

After delays caused by COVID-19, U.S. Census takers have finally hit the pavement in New Jersey. They're going door to door to help count everyone ...

Politics looks to be pushing the 2020 census toward an untimely end. Advocates dedicated to an accurate count of the nation's population on Thursday urged ...

After a 4-month delay, census workers started knocking on doors to remind residents to fill out the form that comes every 10-years so New Jersey ...

After the president fired off a memo that seeks to exclude undocumented immigrants from being counted in the 2020 census, New Jersey advocates said they're ...

New Jersey officials are urging Trenton residents to turn out and be counted for the census, after having the worst response in Mercer County in ...

The upcoming census is inspiring kids to count heads -- especially in historically hard-to-count areas where residents stand to benefit the most from being counted.

It’s just 364 days until the decennial survey hits every household in New Jersey and across the country.

Advocate groups held an event to ensure an accurate count for the upcoming census with special attention devoted to areas that participate at lower rates.

Jersey City is widely considered the most diverse city in the state making it all the harder to count.

According to new research, about 20 percent of the state’s population lives in hard-to-count communities, which could make 2020 Census data less reliable.

The hottest of hot button issues, a vote to pump natural gas through the fragile Pinelands. Protesters wore Pinocchio noses to accuse Pinelands commissioners of ...

New state census figures show that median household income is up, yet poverty rates remain constant.

NJ Transit will be back on track tomorrow. We'll tell you what the track's owners knew, what Christie threatened and what's next. Millennials are rethinking ...