Students and families who are undocumented also worry NJ's new high school graduation requirement leaves them vulnerable

It’s not a done deal, but PSEG is definitely looking for its annual $300M subsidy for nuclear power plants

Interview: Jody Stewart, community organizer of New Jersey Organizing Project

State officials reiterate funding won't come quickly

Biden rejects calls to reduce student loan debt by $50,000 per borrower

House approves another $55 billion in assistance. Bill now goes to Senate

Some restaurants are thriving on take-out-only model during pandemic

Meanwhile, FEMA extends deadline to apply for assistance

People still picking up the pieces after the devastating tropical storm have until Dec. 6 to apply for aid

New report from Garden State Initiative shows need for fiscal sustainability

After experiencing a disaster that wipes out everything you once knew, it’s tough to know where to start

Up to 600 Manville residents were displaced by the catastrophic flooding

Residents of all ages were going from business to business to offer help

Moratorium will stay in place for other tenants, depending on income and issues with COVID-19

The White House has touted $12 billion impact on New Jersey

Lawmakers have advanced the budget with lightning speed

Gov. Phil Murphy signed legislation allocating a new $15 million pool of federal aid to help the arts and cultural world.

Passengers fled trains and buses during the pandemic. NJ Transit's counting on one-shot federal windfalls and transfers from other accounts to keep the wheels turning ...

NJ congresswoman says the bill will give much-needed aid to families, local governments, schools, even vaccination centers

Will Christie administration’s proposal on how to distribute $268 million in aid get Washington’s OK?