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New Jersey will use artificial intelligence to grade student essays on state standardized exams beginning April 27-May 29, following test score declines. The move has raised concerns among teachers, parents,

The City of Hoboken partnered with JOLT Charge USA to operate 14 on-street EV charging stations using an advertising-supported model that eliminates municipal costs while generating monthly rental fees for

The City of Trenton has launched a $2.25 million renovation of the South Ward Senior Center, a historic 1875 building originally constructed as Chambersburg Borough Hall that will be restored

Six New Jersey billionaires made the Forbes 2026 Global Billionaires List, with combined net worth exceeding $24 billion: John Overdeck (#455 globally, $8B), Peter Kellogg (#780, $5.4B), Brian Venturo (#1,325,

The first phase of the Portal North Bridge replacement project is complete, with Governor Mikie Sherrill taking a ceremonial first train ride Thursday afternoon. Starting Monday, regular NJ Transit schedules

830,000 taxpayers are waiting weeks or even months for refunds as the IRS phases out paper checks and pushes filers toward electronic payments.

Governor Sherrill's proposed budget restructures New Jersey's StayNJ property tax relief program for seniors, reducing income eligibility from $500,000 to $250,000 annually and lowering maximum benefits from $6,500 to $4,000

Rowan University has announced a $690 million West Campus development project spanning 220 acres in Gloucester County that is expected to create more than 5,000 jobs (4,170+ construction jobs and

A federal appeals court has ordered the elimination of SAVE—the Biden-era, affordable student loan plan that promised relief to millions of Americans—including part of over 1 million New Jersey residents

Governor Mikie Sherrill delivered her first budget address outlining a $2.6 billion package ($2 billion in cuts, $700 million in new revenue from corporate tax loopholes) to address New Jersey's