
According to her mother, Jennifer Sullivan thrived at an out-of-state treatment facility in New Hampshire but is struggling since she was moved back to New ...

According to her mother, Jennifer Sullivan thrived at an out-of-state treatment facility in New Hampshire but is struggling since she was moved back to New ...

Agreement on repairing and replacing our rough roads and bridges. But how fast? And who pays? The politics of immigrant rights. Advocates aim their agendas ...

Senate President Steve Sweeney says the state Department of Human Services' decision to let two housing assistance pilot programs expire has led to some people's ...

The Senate's in session. Set to tackle bills Christie's already vetoed. And then some. But just how much can they accomplish with Christie out of ...

A big win for advocates of developmentally disabled people being cared for out-of-state. New Jersey's mandate they all be brought home is on hold. New ...

A new bipartisan bill will allow families to opt out of the Return Home NJ program, which brings developmentally disabled people currently in out-of-state facilities ...

Decoding the court's pension ruling. It doesn't just affect state worker benefits. It reorders the entire state budget process. Campaigning for a casino in Newark. ...

Those with developmentally disabled family members in facilities out of state protested Return Home NJ, which aims to move them back to New Jersey.

Behind the accusations against our senior senator. And what they mean for the state. Colon cancer? Early detection is critical. And New Jersey's first sports ...

Assemblywoman Valerie Huttle spoke with Mary Alice Williams over the state of human services in New Jersey.

A death knell for the bridge investigation? Low grades for highways. Free breakfast for school kids. And college credit for life experience.

A developmentally disabled man returned to New Jersey through the Return Home NJ program is facing charges after allegedly threatening his roommate in a group ...

Closing in on a budget. But can lawmakers avoid the governor's veto? A losing hand. New Jersey suffers a new sports betting loss. And happy ...

While some with disabilities agree with moving out of state-run facilities, others say moving could harm the residents.