Boost is latest in series of automatic resets mandated under law Murphy signed in 2019

The Fresh Start program, currently in six New Jersey libraries, aims to connect the formerly incarcerated with tools to keep them out from behind bars.

State collaborates with colleges to prep students for life sciences careers.

Hundreds line up for new jobs in a fast-growing sector of the state's economy. Distribution warehouses are picking up where retailers left off. A year ...

Rutgers School of Management and Labor Relations helped create the state's new apprenticeship program, which helps at-risk New Jerseyans. The training is free and apprentices ...

An NJTV News exclusive. A complaint charges a charter school is intentionally segregated -- whiter and wealthier than the local public schools. The state's credit ...

Three grocery distribution centers are closing in New Jersey, potentially costing more than 500 workers their jobs.

The governor fires back on the lane closing controversy. Sen. Menendez takes on the White House over Iran. And a warning for millions of shoppers ...

New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development Commissioner Harold Wirths says a recent drop in unemployment for the month of November is the largest ...

A court battle in Trenton over same-sex marriage. A big crackdown on gun violence in the state capital. The state loses jobs. And the Devils ...

New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development Commissioner Harold Wirths says the numbers are preliminary and overall, the state is heading in the right ...

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 ...

Strong words from the president as the FBI releases pictures of the men who might be the bombers. Plus, a big move in New Jersey ...

Although the unemployment rate remains high at 9.5 percent, NJ Department of Labor and Workforce Development Commissioner Harold Wirths is pleased that 117,000 private sector ...

Department of Labor and Workforce Development Commissioner Harold Wirths says New Jersey's 30,900 gained jobs in December is a good sign for the state.

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 ...