Three years after it was officially shut down, the mammoth Army base is at the center of a huge development effort

Finding homes for the homeless is seen as first step toward improving health, lowering costs of medical and social services

Leaders in both municipalities address economic, public health and crime, but take different approaches on foreclosures and eminent domain

Ezekiel Iwarimie wanted a house for his wife and kids, but what he got was a pitched battle to hold onto his home

Governor argues that it’s time for Legislature to significantly revise New Jersey’s landmark law

Legislation allows municipalities to levy fines against foreclosing creditors that don't keep abandoned houses in good repair

Deal with Rutgers consultant was not signed until less than three weeks before court-ordered deadline for adopting housing rules

Capital city’s plight made worse by safety concerns, loss of jobs and departure of businesses, overall weakness of New Jersey's economy

Senate president, housing advocates demand release of full documentation so public can judge Sandy relief efforts

State, Rutgers both claim they can't find the files used as the basis for latest rules regarding affordable-housing obligations