Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop, who is running for Governor in 2025, has proposed implementing reverse congestion pricing to generate funds for New Jersey’s struggling transit system. The plan would
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is issuing one million additional $1,400 payments to taxpayers who missed out on full or partial stimulus checks during the pandemic. The agency is distributing
Living independently is one of the major issues that trouble seniors greatly. And you might wonder why? It’s because seniors fall into the category of vulnerable persons, together with children
Patriotism comes in many forms. For some, it’s a big fireworks display on the 4th of July. For others, it’s saluting the flag on a breezy morning. Then there are
Moving requires a lot of planning and effort regardless of age, but the process becomes significantly more challenging when it comes to moving your elderly parents. Whether your parents are
There are some legal battles you can’t afford to lose. An unfavorable verdict can damage your reputation and ability to earn wages or lead to incarceration. In times like these,
Virtual learning is the key to global academic development. No longer will distance, time zone differences or lockdowns deter students from accessing quality education. One technology that can guarantee the
Ever wondered where your fleet vehicle goes throughout the day? Whether you’re worried about theft, want to track driving, or keep tabs on your fleet, a GPS tracker could bring
Recent social media posts and headlines have made the claim that New Jersey has ended basic reading and literacy test for its teachers. So, is it true? Do NJ teachers
President Joe Biden signed executive orders Monday banning oil and gas drilling in federal waters along the entire Atlantic and Pacific coasts, as well as parts of the Gulf of
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