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One challenge the state might face with this year's open enrollment is volume with many people out of work.
A survey finds residents calling for more controls on the price of prescription drugs.
Business Correspondent Rhonda Schaffler brings you today's New Jersey business news.
Business Correspondent Rhonda Schaffler brings you today's New Jersey business news.
According to the AARP, high costs drove one in four New Jersey residents to stop taking medications as prescribed in 2017
More debt, lower graduation rates and higher student loan default rates. That’s the reality for many students who choose for-profit colleges and universities to prepare ...
Rhonda Schaffler has the day's top business stories.
(NJ Spotlight News)A plan from Sens. Cory Booker, Kamala Harris and Bernie Sanders aims to lower prescription drug prices in the United States.
A centerpiece of his 2017 campaign, Gov. Phil Murphy on Wednesday signed an executive order creating the Public Bank Implementation Board and gave it one ...
More than $5 million has been raised, and mostly spent, in the pitched battle over a Jersey City ballot question on regulations for short-term rentals ...
Congressman Donald Norcross held a press conference in Camden Tuesday, organized by New Jersey Citizen Action to discuss how high drug prices are forcing many ...
One in every nine New Jerseyans is carrying student debt, and Americans owe more in student loan debt than credit card debt.
Camden's mayor and residents say state tax incentives have worked in Camden and need to continue.
Advocates say the state may be doing well right now in tax collections, but New Jersey needs more money for schools, infrastructure, NJ Transit, environmental ...
The IRS reported some 40% of Americans still hadn’t filed by April 5. It expected more than 14 million people to request extensions. Citizen Action ...
People came seeking more state funding, but only got three minutes to make their case before the Assembly Budget Committee.
If all goes smoothly, Jersey residents could start enrolling through the state exchange in the fall of 2020 for health care coverage that would start ...
For workers who depend on government benefits, higher wages could be a double-edged sword that shreds their safety net.
The speech covered a lot of territory. Whether it moved the needle on Murphy’s relationship with Sweeney, we’ll have to wait and see.