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Here's How NJ College Students Can Save $21K In Tuition
New Jersey college students who attend their first two years at a county college, then transfer to a four-year school to finish their degrees, are taking advantage of one of the biggest tuition bargains in the nation, according to a new study.
Children Need Protection From Domestic Violence
A welcome package of bills in the state Legislature would create a safety net for the littlest, and perhaps the most vulnerable, victims of domestic violence.
Student Journalists Deserve More Protection
Journalism's first obligation is to the truth, but these days we see legitimate news organizations being called liars on the one hand, and shadowy organizations spreading fake news stories on the other.
New Jersey May Allow Seniors To Use Rebates Sooner To Pay Taxes
New Jersey lawmakers are considering changing a program that gives a property tax break to eligible senior and disabled residents.
Building Financial Literacy in High School So Kids Don't Rack Up Huge College Loans
As costs of public and private colleges continue to climb, NJ students are sinking deeper into debt, but learning to be smarter about money can be a huge help.
No New Taxes, Spending In Christie's $35.5B Budget, But He Floats Some Novel Plans
Governor’s final budget has no dramatic innovations but he proposes new options for dealing with pensions, school funding, healthcare.
Christie Delivers Final Budget Address With Record-High Pension-Payment, No School Fix
TRENTON — Gov. Chris Christie's final state budget includes a record-high pension payment, some increased funding for drug treatment and medical schools, but it doesn't call for any drastic changes in school funding.
At least not yet.
Christie's Last Budget Offers Few Surprises, But May Seek Final Compromise
TRENTON — Weeks ago, Gov. Chris Christie hinted on his monthly radio show that his eighth and final state budget proposal likely would contain no surprises.
He wasn’t fibbing.
A Declaw Law? Veterinarians Divided Over N.J. Cat Claw Bill
Veterinarians are sharply divided over a New Jersey bill that would make it a crime to declaw cats. New Jersey would be the first state to ban a practice that critics call painful and barbaric.