Changing insurance regulations is among the options raised in a series of new reports

Governor announces $1.1 million in new grants; state plans to target hard-to-reach populations and says first phase of the exchange will have limitations

New Jersey could switch over to a state-based health insurance marketplace a year sooner than initially planned.

Gov. Murphy announced that due to legislation he signed to stabilize the state's insurance market, health insurance rates will actually decrease an average of 9.3 ...

The Omnia plan provides discounts at 36 hospitals designated tier one, and excludes 33 hospitals designated tier two. The state Department of Banking and Insurance ...

Does a two tiered system of health care mean second tier patients get second class care? An assembly hearing on the Omnia plans went on ...

Funding to monitor and treat the first responders who risked their lives on Sept. 11 may dry up unless Congress reauthorizes the Zadroga Act, named ...

Members of a Senate committee talked about a bill that would require insurers and providers to enter arbitration to resolve billing disputes instead of billing ...

Red ink. The Senate hears about the budget gap amid calls for a millionaire’s tax. Pension protest. Unions call on the governor to pay up. ...

An investigative committee has found that certain aspects of the bail system should be changed.