Without a decision on 34% higher rates, a New Jersey commission pushes a vote to next month, while open enrollment nears

Other states mandate classroom video as a safeguard for kids and staff alike. In New Jersey, the legislation has fizzled

As premiums soar by more than a third, lawmakers have an opportunity to change how we bargain for coverage

More national organizations join legal proceedings, signaling growing potential for influence in other states

New law says some breaks away from job won’t cut benefits

NJEA used member dues to get its president elected governor. He finished fifth

Interview: Brent Johnson, political reporter, NJ Advance Media

Pending bill would rewrite changes made to bolster pension fund

He will need to clear major hurdles to make good on campaign promise to disband U.S. Department of Education

Sean Spiller starts with his own at teachers convention

Teachers union president Sean Spiller joined the Democratic contest for governor this week

Republican Bill Spadea and Democrat Sean Spiller have entered the race

Sen. Andrew Zwicker introduces 'new and improved' legislation to curb book bans

The first lady’s run for U.S. Senate could expose a pattern of family-first in NJ politics

As the current commissioner departs, various stakeholders weigh in on what’s needed in the job

State law lets retired teachers back to work without losing pension benefits

Even if no other significant pro-union legislation advances during governor's remaining time in office, his pro-labor legacy is sealed

No statewide issue to drive spending, regulator says

Making three commonsense changes to the state’s teaching requirements would make it much easier to get committed men and women into the classroom

Numbers jumped in NJ, but remain less than half of a percent of all students