New Jersey's exports to the rest of the world rebounded in 2010 to $32 billion, up from $27 billion during the trough of the recession, ...

New Jerseyans have had it with tax increases of almost any kind, but 75 percent do see one exception: a sales tax on "luxury goods." ...

In general, foreign-born New Jersey residents are healthier than those born here, though the difference begins to balance out the longer one lives in New ...

The national media may be calling him a hero for having the courage to take an axe to the state budget, but New Jerseyans are ...

The Garden State has 2,130 regular employees in the farming, fishing and forestry industry, according to the U.S. Department of Labor Statistics. That stat may ...

New Jerseyans may be burdened with property taxes but 30 percent of homeowners no longer have a mortgage payment, according to the U.S. Census Bureau’s ...

The Christie administration says its package of proposed tax cuts will cost New Jerseyans $199.2 million in fiscal year 2012, rising to $690.3 billion by ...

When is a budget cut not a budget cut? Apparently, when you conduct bond refinancing on debt service. In his budget address Tuesday, Gov. Chris ...

As spring nears and our thoughts turn to sunshine after the long, snowy winter, it’s good to know that the National Park Service manages 11 ...

More teenagers die from car crashes than from cancer, homicide and suicide combined, according to Dr. Michael Rosen, director of the Pediatric Emergency department at ...