Fifty bucks for besting the PARCC test? Efforts to postpone using the results for years. Atlantic City's crisis call for creativity. And losing a jazz ...
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New Jersey Bankers Association CEO John McWeeney said that a recent survey revealed that bankers are more optimistic about New Jersey's economy than in the ...
Merging transit bureaucracies: less cost. More red tape? Tracking campaign donations. New campus sexual assault protocols. Halloween stores pop up. And the monarch population drops ...
Some residents have had bad experiences with mortgage companies when they run into financial trouble and are facing foreclosure.
Investigating a disaster. What caused that fatal gas explosion in South Jersey? Rolling back the rates. Congress moves to make flood insurance cheaper. And joking ...
New Jersey has now surpassed Florida as the state with the highest number of mortgages that are more than 90 days delinquent.
RealtyTrac Vice President Daren Blomquist says that although New Jersey has seen a 42 percent increase in foreclosures in the first quarter, a 12 percent ...
While some will receive payouts, there are those who say the awards -- ranging from $300 to $125,000 -- won't reach many people.
The Senate president wants a Rutgers official to step down while the basketball players line up to support their new coach. Plus, sharp differences when ...
Jarrod Grasso, CEO of New Jersey Association of Realtors (NJAR), the housing market in New Jersey has been mostly positive, with increases in home sale ...
Sen Raymond Lesniak (D-20) says the governor needs to start addressing the pressing needs of the people of New Jersey such as unemployment and foreclosures.
Thousands of foreclosed homes around the state would be turned into affordable housing under a new bill introduced by Senator Raymond Lesniak (D- Union) today ...
U.S. Senator Bob Menendez was in Plainfield hosting a public hearing of his Senate Housing, Transportation and Community development sub-committee, to discuss the foreclosure crisis ...
Homeowners who were in foreclosure during 2009 and 2010 will be able to have their file reviewed by an independent third party for errors.