For the purposes of Medicare’s wage payment policy, New Jersey is categorized as “all-urban,” along with Delaware and Rhode Island. As we know, the Garden State is far from “all-urban.” ...

State and local governments nationwide have offered different incentives for people to get vaccinated against COVID-19, from New Jersey with its “Shot and a Beer” program to New York’s free ...

Among the programs established to alleviate some of the effects of the pandemic, notable for its dual purpose is Sustain and Serve NJ. Through it, organizations across New Jersey have ...

Fatal accidents for DUI drivers statewide during summer months

Nearly 4,000 lawsuits against the country’s three largest pharmaceutical distributors -- McKesson, Cardinal Health, and AmerisourceBergen -- and New Jersey-based pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson have been filed in courts ...

“Weapons of war are bloodying the streets of Camden, and we’re committed to cutting the supply lines,” acting Attorney General Andrew S. Bruck said Thursday on the announced indictment of ...

Average credit card delinquency rate for New Jersey

Debate over the cost of New Jersey public-worker benefits -- especially health benefits -- is an evergreen in Trenton. Reforms have been instituted in recent years, and on Monday state ...

“Wow, what a month.” That’s how New Jersey’s state climatologist David Robinson started his review of July weather in the state, before listing last month’s cascade of weather events, “including ...

During the pandemic, millions of homes that previously were empty during work hours have been filled with adults working and children attending school online. Most of the kids are not ...