Women owned 27.3 percent of New Jersey businesses in 2007, according to the U.S. Census Bureau’s Survey of Business Owners. That would be 213,418 firms out of the 782,028 registered ...
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The cumulative spending in the three state legislative districts that held special elections this year was $2.6 million. The biggest-spending district was the 14th, where Linda Greenstein (D-Mercer) outspent
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has been in the news a lot lately, what with our governor summarily dismissing the idea of adding the Tappan Zee ...
As educators and politicians debate how to best serve New Jersey’s student population, it’s important to note that 15.87 percent of the students enrolled in public and charter schools in ...
Rocks in a narrow belt of the NJ Highlands stretching from Wanaque to Ringwood have been dated at 1.37 billion years old, making them the oldest rocks in New Jersey. ...
Taken as a group, New Jerseyans are relatively safe drivers: 91.7 percent have no points on their license, according to monthly monitoring statistics available at YourMoney.NJ.Gov. The site is managed ...
New Jerseyans are just about the most able-bodied citizens in the country, as only 15 percent are limited with any physical, mental and emotional problems, according to the Centers for ...
New Jersey had six cities with a crime rate above the national average in 2009, according to CQ Press’s annual rankings of crime in cities. Camden, which was ranked number ...
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 federal Bureau of Labor Statistics ...
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 Marion Kauffman Foundation and the ...
