NJ Unemployment Numbers Expected This Week
New Jersey has been gaining jobs but even more job seekers in a trend that zipped the state's unemployment rate up to a two-year high in June.
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New Jersey School District on Last Leg
New Jersey's Education Department says it's giving the Camden School District one more chance to fix its problems before a takeover.
Bacteria Infests some NJ Beaches
Environmental officials are awaiting test results after dozens of beaches in New Jersey showed signs of high bacteria levels.
Christie to Sign Changes to NJ Teacher Tenure Law
Gov. Chris Christie is scheduled to a sign a bill to tenure protections harder to earn for teachers - and easier to lose.
NJ Public Employees Retiring at Slower Pace
Records show public employees in New Jersey are retiring at a slower pace this year compared to recent years.
Christie Vetoes Clean Energy Bill Again
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie has vetoed legislation again that would have kept the state in a multistate clean air program.
Camden Parks Go Dark Because of Metal Thieves
The lights are out in a growing number of Camden's city parks.
Gov. Christie Starts New Round of Public Forums
Gov. Chris Christie is going to the shore Monday to talk tax cuts.
NJ Court to Hear Affordable Housing Funds Case
A New Jersey appeals court will consider whether the state can take control of money set aside for towns to use to fund affordable housing projects.
NJ Down to 7,755 Without Power
Atlantic City Electric hopes to restore service by midnight to most customers who lost electricity during a severe thunderstorm nearly a week ago.
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