NJ labor department to reopen some One-Stop Career Centers, but not for walk-ins

NJ labor department will offer in-person unemployment assistance by appointment, starting March 28

Lawmakers from both sides of the aisle say state employees should be allowed back into their offices

There are lots of suggestions for how NJ should spend its lastest round of COVID-relief funding

Gov. Chris Christie reacts to the sudden resignation of his top man at the Port Authority. Tougher times coming for New Jersey's long term unemployed. ...

90,000 people in New Jersey will be affected in 2014 if congress decides not to renew long-term unemployment benefits.