The caucus will create programs that develop skilled workers to fill manufacturing jobs.

A group of manufacturing professionals and state lawmakers spent two days talking about how to grow the industry that’s garnering more than $50 billion.

A rally in New Jersey for the Democratic National Committee. What the party must do as it searches for an identity and some winning ways. ...

Two-tiered health care. The State Senate tried to clear up confusion over Horizon's new Omnia Health Alliance: who has access and are there gaps in ...

More than 7,500 manufacturers in the garden state produce everything from medical technology, to food, to pencils.

Heat warnings are in effect as the temperatures hit triple digits. We have the story and the forecast. Plus Barbara Buono says the governor may ...

New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development Commissioner Harold Wirths says although unemployment rose slightly in June, he believes the state is moving in ...

In the second of his two-part series, NJ Today’s David Cruz reports on how a public-private partnership is helping New Jersey companies compete in the ...

Cliff Lindholm, president and CEO of Falstrom Company, cites high taxes, energy costs and finding skilled labor as challenges to doing business in the Garden ...

In the first of his two-part series, NJ Today’s David Cruz reports on the state of manufacturing in New Jersey, where despite the numbers, optimism ...

From 2001 to 2010, New Jersey experienced a net loss of 156,100 private-sector jobs, driving the total down to 3.2 million—a level not seen since ...