Lawmakers want to extend popular TAG program so low-income college students can take summer classes without incurring more debt

At a news conference in Trenton Wednesday, Gov. Murphy maintained New Jersey had a "conceptual" deal on congestion pricing, despite New York's denials.

New Jersey’s Acting Secretary for Higher Education Zakiya Smith Ellis praised the governor’s plan of tuition-free community college to the Assembly Budget Committee.

Congressman Frank Pallone has introduced federal legislation, the Student Borrower Higher Education Lending Protection Act, that would forgive student debt in the event of death, ...

When voters consider expanding casinos in North Jersey, horse racing may hinge on their decision. Could horse farms become strip malls? When students accept college ...

For the first time, New Jersey’s Higher Education Student Assistance Authority will no longer automatically deny the applications of students who can’t produce a social ...

As the president consoles families of fallen officers in Dallas, Jersey City builds bridges promoting a corps of officers more diverse and better prepared for ...

New Jersey’s Higher Education Student Assistance Authority issues NJCLASS loans, which are privately run. Some students and families have found it difficult to make payments ...

What's on the official shutdown list? The Christie administration is expected to begin revealing which road projects across the state could come to a halt ...

Aid of $1,000 each will be available for as many as 1,000 freshman students in the 2012-13 academic year.