The percentage of residents living in poverty dropped to 9.5% last year, the lowest in a decade, but still higher than before the Great Recession

Data show that typical public school teacher in New Jersey will receive a 3.01 percent raise this year, the biggest hike in many years

Typical NJ public school district spent almost $16,000 per pupil. Total cost of educating each child was 40 percent higher when spending on busing, pensions, ...

Murphy administration compiles statistics to draw attention to its effort to hold manufacturers and dealers accountable

New census data show increase in older population, influx of young families in Hudson River communities but declining population in farthest suburbs

The rate rose for almost every category of graduate. And, after years of not reporting data by gender, 2018 results show girls graduated at higher ...

Taxes edged up by less than 1 percent in the past year, the smallest bump in decades, but the dollar amount homeowners actually pay is ...

Numerous studies have shown the benefits of a diverse teaching force, both for students of color and for all pupils

Mining the returns of those who have moved in and moved out, a report by the federal taxman pegs the Garden State as a net ...

Smartphones, laptops, desktop computers, internet connections — poorer New Jerseyans are less likely to have them than better-off residents