Job creators? Jersey City's got 'em. Rolling back retirees prescription drug co-pays. Can too much cleaning be a health hazard? What's to blame for seal ...
James Hughes
Jersey City officials say its residential building boom is creating jobs and economic activity that hasn't been seen in decades.
The state’s bankers feel moderately comfortable with the nation’s economic status quo but say New Jersey needs to catch up.
Dean of Rutgers Bloustein School of Public Policy James Hughes says New Jersey needs to reinvent the suburbs to provide the equivalent of urban areas ...
No more reveille for Revel. The casino's closing for good. Also, a shocking shortage of teachers. A congressional seat empty. A jail way too full. ...
Dean of the Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy at Rutgers University James Hughes says that New Jersey's growth has been slow ...
We'll warn you of what's lurking beneath the waves. Mapping the seabed with seismic blasts is making waves in court. And New Jersey's shiny office ...
Millions of empty square feet of office space are in New Jersey, partly because of company movement and advancing technology.
Gov. Christie on the come-back campaign. Hitting a responsive chord. New Jersey hits a new low in job losses. Where has construction gone? And down ...
According to a trade group, New Jersey saw the biggest drop in construction jobs in the country from March 2013 to March 2014.
Labor union arrests at a Secaucus Walmart this Black Friday. Drugs and their economic impact in New Jersey and in Atlantic City. An old garage ...
While some say New Jersey is the medicine chest of the world, the Garden State is facing increased competition from around the country and the ...
Police investigate the death of a former prosecutor. The attorney general cracking down on human trafficking. The Supreme Court has a ruling for cell phone ...
Dean of the Edward Bloustein School at Rutgers University James Hughes says New Jersey suffered greatly during the recession and it will take more time ...
James Hughes points out that there is sometimes a disconnect between the unemployment rate and the number of created jobs.
Dean of the Bloustein School of Public Policy James Hughes says the economy is on an upward trajectory.
Unemployment is worst in region outside RI; new economic activity also sluggish.