New Jersey should and could do much more to help ensure the safety of its children in the case of a natural disaster or terrorist attack, according to a recent report on disaster preparedness that ranks New Jersey 40th out of 50 states and the District of Columbia. The report, prepared by Save the Children,

Governor and union still sparring as state readies team to make final push for federal funds.

A long-time veteran of the gas industry, Jackson’s new responsibilities extend to electric and telecom, water, and cable television.

Separated by just several miles, disparate districts differ on terms of charter debate but share concerns over future of their schools.