Task force considers benefit reforms, training and more to help workers

Ginsburg shaped her career and found her voice in New Jersey as a pioneering faculty member at Rutgers Law School in Newark from 1963 to ...

Many wonder why NJ would hamper efforts that keep inmates from returning to prisons

New Jersey's still dealing with backlogged unemployment claims, 30-40,000 of them, according to the state labor commissioner. He blames the problem on the sheer scale ...

Closed due to coronavirus, MVC is back with massive delays and a call by Gov. Phil Murphy to make some things more expensive

U.S. Justice Department said it found systemic problems. State says it can’t disclose details of tentative agreement

City’s fight to create review boards with subpoena power dates back decades

Disruptions in postal service have triggered fears they might delay an election held largely by mail

Lawmakers clear bill that would use federal coronavirus relief funding to improve outdated technology

As Congress wrangles over possible extension, many jobless people face a fresh struggle to pay rent, buy food