
In wake of teenager's assault on child-welfare workers, journalist explains how behavioral troubles remain barrier to stability

In wake of teenager's assault on child-welfare workers, journalist explains how behavioral troubles remain barrier to stability
(AP Photo/Charlie Riedel)As programs are rolled out statewide, educators learn they must choose one approach rather than implement both
(Kaytalin McCarry; NJ Department of Children and Families)A tribute in honor of Women’s History Month by Commissioner Christine Norbut Beyer of the New Jersey Department of Children and Families
(Rudy and Peter Skitterians from Pixabay)More teens are in shelters. NJ looks to train workers to get them into needed programs

New Jersey’s Commissioner of the Department of Children and Families testified that caseworkers and supervisors often face overwhelming stress when investigating cases of abuse and ...

Another NJ Transit tangle. Another call to replace the train tunnels, open since the doomed Titanic set sail. The future of retail has arrived in ...

Department of Children and Families Commissioner Allison Blake says she is proud of department staff for the work they've done to improve the quality of ...

Nearly a third of all child abuse and neglect investigations in New Jersey revealed caregiver’s substance use. Nearly two-thirds of kids in foster care were ...

Christie's wrath. He castigates Democrats for trying to hike the gas tax, minimum wage and pension payments, calling them "animals at the gate." The governor ...