
Some argue Jersey City should focus on the people already living there rather than its development

Some argue Jersey City should focus on the people already living there rather than its development

Students are getting ready as New Jersey colleges and universities prepare to reopen this fall with state-approved plans to keep campuses safe from COVID-19. But ...

Gov. Phil Murphy plans to boost education funding with a plan to give thousands of students an opportunity to get two years of free college ...

The schools — including New Jersey City University, Rutgers-Newark, Montclair State and William Paterson — receive $47 million each year under the program

The New Jersey Business and Industry Association dedicated an entire day of panels and experts to look at the millennial exodus and the strategies to ...

School districts plead with the Senate Budget Committee to change the aging school funding formula and give them more. One program that's getting less from ...

A first-of-its-kind, nationwide study from the Centers for Disease Control shows elevated rates of bullying, physical violence, rape, depression, suicide, drug use, STDs and unintended ...

A busy Atlantic hurricane season. And state lawmakers say spending on preparedness is cheaper than the cost of recovery. On Gov. Christie's mind, Medicaid expenses ...

Indicted again. The doctor and friend of Sen. Menendez. This time accused of ripping off taxpayers. Disputing suicide in the Sheridan fire deaths. And some ...

New Jersey City University is moving its School of Business, founded in 2013, from its main campus to the heart of Jersey City's financial district. ...

It's off to the Senate races for Booker and Bell. And off to Mexico for Gov. Christie. Help for displaced casino employees. Help with your ...

New Jersey City University President Sue Henderson says that the school was able to create revenue by making cuts to its budget.

Booker goes Hollywood and Lonegan goes on the attack. Plus, the problem with property taxes. The song that has them arguing at Rutgers. And big ...

Sue Henderson is the first woman to lead New Jersey City University. She says she plans to help students afford the education there and graduate ...