NJ Debt Consolidation in New Jersey

The nation lost jobs for a sixth month in a row in June, a storm of pink slips drenching this year's July Fourth holiday for more than 60,000 Americans and leaving thousands more worried about the future.

We have a chance this year to add a woman to New Jersey's congressional delegation by supporting Linda Stender in the 7th District race.

TRENTON As state money for open space, farmland and historic preservation dwindles, environmentalists are calling for a long-term funding source and suggesting that it be done with a tax on water, among other ...

Just shy of the first anniversary of the highly publicized signing of the Global Warming Response Act by Gov.

New Jersey's latest attempt to keep contractors from profiting by making political donations passed its first legal test on Monday.

TRENTON -- A workers' advocacy coalition called Tuesday for raising the state's minimum wage from $7.15 an hour to $8.50 an hour, which would make New Jersey's 40,000 bottom-end workers the highest-paid in the ...

New Jerseyans aren't feeling especially festive with the Fourth of July holiday approaching.

Asbury Park - Madam Marie Costello, who had told fortunes since the 1930s and became famous in rock music history for her presence and predictions on the Asbury Park boardwalk, died Friday, her great-granddaughter, Sally ...

The renewed debate over lifting the ban on offshore drilling for oil -- prompted by President Bush and Sen.

A New Jersey State Police detective on his third tour of duty overseas with the U.S. Army Reserve was killed this week when a bomb exploded inside a local government building in Baghdad.

WASHINGTON -- Four New Jersey airports have secured more than $1 million in federal funds.

New Jersey is poised to take a giant stride forward in the cause of helping people with autism thanks to the passage last Monday of legislation that would require emergency responders to receive training in ...

School boards in some New Jersey towns still give perks to their superintendents that would make almost any employee envious and any taxpayer mad.

Two weeks ago in a committee room in New Jersey's Statehouse, public employee unions made perfectly clear their intent to maintain the status quo regarding the pension system for state workers.

New Jersey residents can file away their next state budget under the category of a job half done is a job undone.

Give me a call if you ever come to New Jersey, I told Paul Stutzman. While I was not surprised by the call, I was surprised how he got to New Jersey.

Magyar Bank has announced that it is the recipient of the 2007 Community Service Award presented by the New Jersey League of Community Bankers The league presents this award annually to community banks in New ...

The New Jersey attorney general and a gun control advocate said the state's tough firearms laws are not threatened by Thursday's U.S. Supreme Court ruling that struck down a handgun ban in the District of ...

Governor Jon S. Corzine today signed legislation that will enable casinos and racetracks to remain open under certain conditions in the event a government shutdown occurs due to the failure to enact a state ...

Congress is in the early stages of writing the federal budget for next year, and lawmakers are turning in their funding requests for hometown projects, also known as "earmarks." In a $40 billion funding bill ...