Thirty-two new police officers -- the most diverse class in Jersey City history -- sworn in to serve the neighborhoods they've called home. The new ...

The first round of assessments to be released since New Jersey implemented tenure reform has found 97 percent of teachers are effective or highly effective.

An assemblyman quits. Sen. Buono cancels a date. And a congressman says he’s still on the fence.

The New Jersey State Board of Education adopted rules and regulations for the TEACHNJ Act, a law that overhauled tenure rules for public school teachers.

Members of the New Jersey Board of Education adopted the first round of regulations to help guide districts in evaluating teachers, but the NJEA is ...