Assistive technology software and devices at a new learning center in Trenton are breaking down barriers and providing independence to people who are blind and visually ...
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The American Academy of Pediatrics says more than 30 percent of children in the U.S. first play with a mobile device while in diapers. They’re ...
It's a first. The first time the state senate has overridden a Governor Christie veto. The issue: a gun control measure barring anyone ever committed ...
A wall of security to block terror plots. Smartphone encryption to block even the government. A watchdog quits. Jersey boy Jeter's last blast. And duck ...
The FBI director said he's worried that so-called unlockable systems for smartphones will impede investigations.
Protecting pensions by raising taxes. Lawmakers and the governor on a collision course. Hello summer, goodbye Tony Mack. Trenton's former mayor heads to prison. And ...
Eight of 10 winners who submitted apps to the New Jersey Technology Council Mobile Applications Forum, sponsored by AT&T, were from the Garden State.
The budget battle in Trenton where Democrats demand -- show us the numbers. Water worries in South Jersey. How safe are their wells? And the ...
The Valiant family worries for 18-year-old Genare who will lose school entitlements at age 21 and will likely face long waiting lists for day programs ...
The NJJuror app compiles relevant information about jurors' service and is currently available on Apple devices.
Obamacare in the Garden State. How’s it really going? Plus, picketing at Newark Liberty International Airport. Worker’s rights or a campaign rally? And is the ...
North Jersey Arts and Sciences Charter School CEO Nihat Guvercin says iPads engage students more than traditional textbooks.
The Obama administration talks attacking Syria and we have reaction from Sen. Chiesa. Plus, the governor sees some protesters down the shore. And Democrats get ...
New Jersey Association of School Administration Executive Director Richard Bozza says the state is raising the bar for students and moving toward online standardized tests.
Lauren Marrocco has been named New Jersey Teacher of the Year. She said her love of learning has kept her searching for new ways to ...