Brace for sticker shock. NJ Transit fares leap 9 percent come fall. And for more money, you'll get less service. All to close a $56 ...

Thomas Edison State College's vice president presented a plan to the College Affordability Study Commission to offer credit to partial degree completers for their work ...

AC's emergency management report. Will the plan work? Re-routing freight traffic. Better for most. Bad for them. Your county's vital signs. And could college tuition ...

William Paterson President Dr. Kathleen Waldron says a bill proposing a $10,000 baccalaureate degree program might not be feasible for all schools or all degree ...

The Revel casino looking to scrap the $95 million deal to sell. Jersey City's chromium cleanup controversy. HIV/AIDS hits hardest among African-Americans. And your ad ...

Some New Jersey school districts are selling ad space on buses to generate funds for their budgets.

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

The New Jersey Prior Learning Assessment Network allows people to take assessments and receive college credit for areas in which they are proficient.

The humanitarian crisis at the border hits New Jersey. U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez joins us to tackle the influx of children flooding the courts. Also, ...

PSEG Nuclear is preparing for a mass retirement of baby boomers by teaming up with colleges to train future employees.

Deep divides as the Bridge Investigation Committee prepares to meet again. Give it back. Will some New Jersey towns have to return some Sandy relief? ...

Thomas Edison State College President Dr. George Pruitt said that some of the regulations that are being proposed for higher education are not rational.

Both city officials and representatives from Thomas Edison State College believe the $16.9 million project will benefit New Jersey's capital.