A new report, commissioned by the Murphy administration from Mannat Health, calls for major reforms at the state's long-term care facilities before a possible second ...
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Business Correspondent Rhonda Schaffler brings you today's New Jersey business news.
Business Correspondent Rhonda Schaffler brings you today's New Jersey business news.
St. James Church in Newark was rocking Wednesday morning in anticipation of Gov. Phil Murphy’s visit, where Murphy and his progressive agenda are popular.
May Day isn’t typically a holiday we celebrate in New Jersey, but for workers it certainly was cause for celebration this year, thanks to Gov. ...
Progressives count victories, but can their agenda survive the budget battle?
Despite Thursday's relatively easy votes, the difficult budget process still looms, and relations between the leadership of the majority party and the executive branch remain ...
The state’s business community, once staunchly against mandating paid sick leave, is now working with the bill's sponsor, Assemblywoman Pamela Lampitt, on a rewrite.
Jersey City Mayor -- and potential gubernatorial candidate -- Steve Fulop signed an executive order effective immediately raising the minimum wage for government employees to ...
Two burning questions posed by Christie's bombshell Trump endorsement. Will he get mainstream Republicans to fall in line? And will his commitment to Trump dilute ...
Nine towns have passed ordinances to have paid sick leave laws. 1.2 million New Jersey residents do not have paid sick days. Despite push back ...
High stakes in Next Tuesday's election. On the Ballot: Funding worker's pensions and transportation, but polls show most people don't know who represents them in ...
The Pope calls for action now to save the planet and its people, especially those most vulnerable to the effects of climate change -- the ...
A bill sponsored by Vincent Prieto would require businesses with more than 25 employees to participate in state-run 401K type retirement plans if they don't ...
Budget committee hearings give way to allegations of discrimination in the National Guard. At the governor's suggestion, debating pension reform. And paid sick leave laws ...
A Rutgers Eagleton study found that instituting paid sick days didn't negatively impact businesses in Jersey City, but the NJBIA takes issue with it.
The morning after the State of the Union -- still red and blue. Boosting the state's middle class. Our bridges: cross at your own risk. ...
Democrats praised President Obama's State of the Union while Republicans said it was a missed opportunity.
Does a double veto doom Port Authority reform? The national politics behind that local decision. The New Year's minimum wage hike. And seniors going social ...
The minimum wage in New Jersey is rising from $8.25 to $8.38 per hour Jan. 1.