New Jersey
Christie asks for FEMA aid for blizzard clean up
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is seeking federal disaster aid to help pay for the costs of this week’s blizzard. Christie made ...
15 years ago
Will N.J. towns be able to live within the new cap?
A law that took effect at the beginning of the new year puts a two percent cap on property tax increases in New Jersey. There are some co ...
15 years ago
Camden to lay off city library workers
Camden, N.J., is planning to shed its library duties. About 20 library employees of the cash-strapped city system were notified Wed ...
15 years ago
N.J. Dems call on Christie to rebid contracts linked to political group
Democratic leaders in the New Jersey Legislature want the state to cancel contracts with companies that have donated money to Reform Jers ...
15 years ago
Guardian Angels promise Camden patrol
Camden, New Jersey is poised to enact a massive layoff plan that has many city employees and community residents worried. Extra helpR ...
15 years ago
Economy takes a toll on Salvation Army collections
The economy is taking a toll on the Salvation Army kettle drive in New Jersey. Collections by the bell ringers are down 19 percent from l ...
15 years ago
South Jersey towns working to not throw away money
Five South Jersey entities are joining together to take out the trash. The trash and recycling collection contract covers Cherry H ...
15 years ago
Christie taps new education chief for N.J.
N.J. Gov. Christie on Monday made it official as he selected former New York City schools deputy chancellor Chris Cerf to be the state ...
15 years ago
N.J. employment picture brightens
The pace of hiring in New Jersey picked up last month. Employers in the Garden State added 10,000 jobs in November. State Labor Co ...
15 years ago
South Jersey colleges offer gifts with a lot of class
Having trouble finding a gift for a college student in your family? A few South Jersey colleges are offering the gift of education. ...
15 years ago
Gifts keep on giving inN.J. where regifters abound
There’s an old saying that it’s better to give than receive. But a new poll finds more than a third of New Jersey residents a ...
15 years ago
Sequel sought on N.J. tax credit for filmmakers
New Jersey lawmakers are considering a package of bills to stimulate the economy and create jobs. One of the measures would restore ̵ ...
15 years ago
N.J. lawmaker apologizes for jabs at the jobless
The ranking Republican in the New Jersey Assembly has apologized for remarks he made about unemployment insurance benefits.Assembly minor ...
15 years ago
Council on Affordable Housing on shaky ground in N.J.
The New Jersey Assembly has approved a bill that would eliminate the Council on Affordable Housing. But Republican lawmakers and housing ...
15 years ago
N.J. approves cap on arbitration awards for police, firefighters
New Jersey lawmakers have approved the biggest part of Gov. Chris Christie’s so-called tool kit to help local governments control c ...
15 years ago