What’s the old adage about statistics and lying? It’s a saying that comes to mind reading yesterday’s dueling reports on state unemployment, released by the ...

It’s clear that the U.S. economy has declined relative to that of other nations in the past decade, says a recent report by the Ewing ...

There was $250 billion squirreled away in New Jersey FDIC (Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.) commercial and savings accounts in June of last year, most of ...

Overall crime dropped nine percent in New Jersey from 2008 to 2009, with a 15 percent drop in the murder rate. There were 320 homicides ...

New Jersey spent just $600,000 in 2010 on its tobacco prevention and cessation program, leading a coalition of public health organizations to rank the Garden ...

The state has started the process of privatizing 81 parking lots adjacent to NJ Transit rail, light rail and bus stations by issuing a Request ...

New Jerseyans are starting to approve of a Garden State bear hunt, particularly when they are told that bears are exceeding their recommended habitat limits ...

While horrific for family and friends, successful suicides are also somewhat rare in New Jersey. In 2008, there were 13 suicides, according to the National ...

On an average day, New Jersey subsidizes the care of 21,820 foster and adopted special needs children, according to the Department of Treasury. For foster ...

Veterans Day was initially created to commemorate the service of World War I vets on the anniversary of that war’s armistice. While there are few, ...