
When we strengthen systems for older adults, we strengthen systems for all of us

When we strengthen systems for older adults, we strengthen systems for all of us

Advocates make the case for cutting property taxes for older NJ residents
(Mike Mozart via Flickr)NJ’s Division of Consumer Affairs has guidelines for retailers and consumers to safeguard against gift card scams

While her kids are at school, New Jersey stay-at-home mom says is refreshing web pages for desperate folks seeking vaccinations.

Originally, Umbrella helped connect seniors with part-time service providers through a paid membership. But since the coronavirus outbreak, membership is now free and volunteers help ...

It’s been called the “Senior Tsunami,” an impending demographic wave in the form of an aging population that planners and policy experts say New Jersey’s ...

The state games promote the mayor of Woodbridge's campaign for wellness in health and finances. The event fills up all the hotels in town.

As New Jersey seniors live longer than ever, it's become more challenging to stay in the state throughout retirement. Union County freeholders held an event ...

At an Assembly Transportation and Independent Authorities Committee hearing, those with limited mobility provided powerful testimony, pleading with lawmakers to do a better job at ...

A flurry in Trenton before lawmakers leave. The state Senate and Assembly held voting sessions today. The Port Authority hears from frustrated workers over wages ...

Rep. Pallone is looking to lower prescription prices for seniors through legislative action.

Democratic Gubernatorial candidate Jim Johnson spoke at New Community Corporation in Newark days before the New Jersey primary on June 6.

Trenton enters the 21st Century with a new IT department. Can consolidating communications make us safer? Ahead of Tuesday's primary election, one Democrat vying for ...

Planned cuts put Meals on Wheels on the chopping block and has a senator serving meals and optimism about his legal challenges. The House pulls ...

NJ Spotlight reporter John Reitmeyer talks about the status of various property tax programs in New Jersey and what changes could come from a new ...

Assemblywoman Valerie Vainieri Huttle, chair of the human services committee, discussed the end of Return Home New Jersey and the creation of a law that ...

Black Friday started Thursday. But Saturday's the day small businesses roll out their door-busters. The mom and pop shops that anchor neighborhoods are asking you ...

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 Edison Senior Center offers the Internet Cafe for senior citizens to surf the web and connect with each other.