The controversial superintendent of Newark's Public schools, who's contract was renewed in February, is out. Newark's mayor calls it "great news for us." Also out. ...
Ken Kobylowski
The state announced Newark Superintendent Cami Anderson is stepping down from her post and Gov. Christie will nominate Chris Cerf to replace her.
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 ...
New Jersey lawmakers are discussing whether or not to extend so-called sub-standard health insurance policies for another year.
Bad weather on the busiest travel day of the year. We’ll tell you what’s happening as we head into Thanksgiving. The governor rips Obamacare as ...
The Obama administration announced that small businesses won't be able to use the federal health insurance website until next November.
He’s become New Jersey’s most prominent ‘temp’ worker. Jeff Chiesa says his appointment to the U.S. Senate is temporary. Plus, high honors for the man ...
Ken Kobylowski, Commissioner of the state's Department of Banking and Insurance, says the mediation program by the American Arbitration Association will another another bit at ...
The governor takes aim at Congress and his fellow Republicans over hurricane relief. And Sen. Bob Menendez is threatening to get even with lawmakers who ...
New Jersey Department of Insurance and Banking Commissioner Ken Kobylowski says the insurance industry has performed well following Hurricane Sandy considering it is the largest ...
It was the insurance industry’s turn to brief a legislative committee on its storm performance and the fallout on the issues raised.
The Christie Administration set up mobile offices in Middlesex, Monmouth and Ocean counties to help residents in filing insurance claims related to Hurricane Sandy.
Acting Commissioner of the Department of Banking and Insurance Ken Kobylowski says New Jersey institutions are doing a good job of getting loans to borrowers ...
After a press conference announcing two cabinet nominees, Governor Christie defended his comments about same sex marriage.
The men would lead the Departments of Military and Veterans Affairs and Banking and Insurance.