
The Keeping Families Together program aims to curb homelessness and will now be expanding to Hudson and Middlesex Counties.

The Keeping Families Together program aims to curb homelessness and will now be expanding to Hudson and Middlesex Counties.

The proposed new tunnel under the Hudson gets a public hearing. With existing tunnels rotting, what's the cost if it fails to go through? Expanding ...

Another NJ Transit tangle. Another call to replace the train tunnels, open since the doomed Titanic set sail. The future of retail has arrived in ...

Department of Children and Families Commissioner Allison Blake says she is proud of department staff for the work they've done to improve the quality of ...

Gov. Christie visited staffers at the Department of Children and Families after a federal monitor gave the department good marks for its steady progress in ...

Some school districts operate on less than half their allotted state aid. It's bringing opponents together around funding reform. After a decade of federal oversight, ...

A court strips Christie of control over affordable housing. Citizens sound off about a tightened budget. Reconsidering security for DYFS workers after a shocking attack. ...

Child caseworker Leah Coleman was stabbed by a client 21 times in November after security was removed from the building. Leah's Law would ensure greater ...

Bail reform on the ballot? Trenton's mayor on how that benefits his town. Princeton's mayor wants more low income housing. The state agency meant to ...

Despite a change of name and practices, some still worry that the Division of Child Protection and Permanency isn't doing enough to protect New Jersey ...

The organization's executive director and founder Marcia Lowry says that while the Department of Children and Families has shown real improvement in recent years, there ...

Department of Children and Families Commissioner Allison Blake says she believes the department's hotline has gotten more reports of abuse because of increased awareness.

The Division of Youth and Family Services (DYFS) says New Jersey is on track to finalize about 900 adoptions this year. However, there are typically ...
