Women

When it comes to the growth of women-owned businesses, New Jersey ranks 30th in the nation.

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Today is national ‘Equal Pay Day.’ One New Jersey legislator is calling for an end to the pay discrepancies that still plague women across America. She thinks having to ask for something that women so clearly deserve is ridiculous in the year 2013.

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Women sentenced to prison for crimes against their abusers would be aided in making the transition back into the community through a program proposed by Senate Majority Leader Loretta Weinberg. She sponsors a measure to establish the Supervised Community Reentry Program in the New Jersey Department of Corrections (DOC).

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Financial security is a goal a lot of women have accomplished, but many still think they're head for the poorhouse.

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Improving the workplace in New Jersey for women and families is the impetus behind a two-bill package that has been announced by Assemblywoman Caroline Casagrande.

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Ladies, we all know how different we are from men but did you know that also goes for the symptoms of a heart attack?  Heart disease is the number one cause of death among in women in New Jersey, watch as Sara Grimley, M

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Despite the strides we've made in the United State, women are still making only 72 percent of what their male counterparts earn in the workplace.

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Spurred by false Internet reports, emails are spreading like wildfire containing incorrect information about what New Jersey voters need to do in order to be eligible to vote in next month's national election. Voting rights advocates are now trying to set the record straight.

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Recognizing the need to care for New Jersey's most vulnerable residents, Governor Chris Christie has announced a $10 million dollar increase in funding for the state's 105 community health centers.

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Working Mother Magazine is out with its '100 Best Companies' list and this year, nearly 20 major New Jersey companies have made the cut for their commitment to family-friendly work policies.

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