Neewsletter

New Jersey education officials say schools will not ramp up the use of standardized test results when evaluating teachers in the coming school year.

New Jersey Assemblyman Troy Singleton (D-Mount Laurel) is blasting a report by the state attorney general's office that raises concerns about the cost and reliability of a pilot program, called Lisa's Law, that would track certain domestic violence offenders using GPS devices.

Americans still aren't getting the message when it comes to saving for retirement.