Court will rule if people who are homeless can be fined or jailed for camping on public property — even if they have no other ...

Housing advocates oppose any delay

Some towns are returning to in-person meetings only

Poll found that families most impacted by COVID-19 earned less than $50,000 a year and lost all their savings

Some 30% of the $1.2 billion in federal aid has been given out to 4,500 households, according to the NJ Department of Community Affairs

With many residents out of work for months and behind on the rent, there are calls for additional state intervention

Under One Roof, an annual New Brunswick conference, provided an opportunity for state officials, advocates and more to laud some major achievements in the community ...

Housing is Health was the theme of the fourth annual summit of the Housing and Community Development Network of New Jersey, but what does it ...

New Jersey has some 20,000 homes in some stage of the process. The governor visited hard-hit Atlantic City to sign a package of nine bills ...

Advocates are offering an action plan to protect New Jersey's children, especially those in low-income communities, from the dangerous hazards of lead poisoning and exposure.

Sandy survivors told their stories of hardship that continues nearly four years after the storm at a special hearing to the Regulatory Oversight Reform and ...

Is the Affordable Care Act becoming unaffordable? For some, double digit premium hikes could be offset by federal subsidy hikes. But others could get slammed. ...

The Housing and Community Development Network of New Jersey held its fourth community development spotlight where it talked about how to rid the state of ...

Trump still troubles Republican leaders. Clinton's milestone win leaves many Sanders supporters cold. Unifying the parties starts now. But how? Reports of top talent taking ...

The Senate and Assembly approved putting $10 million in the state’s Lead Hazard Control Fund for the next budget. Now they need Gov. Christie to ...

High stakes poker. Pending an infusion of tax revenue, Atlantic city's mayor says he'll shut down non-essential government services, even as he fights a state ...

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 ...

According to the Fair Share Housing Network, New Jersey, over the next ten years, has a need for over 200,000 homes that are affordable to ...

The November third election won't just fill assembly seats. It'll help determine whether decrepit roads and bridges get replaced. Will those you elect fund the ...