NJ childcare centers need extra $19M to afford new minimum wage
Jersey's leading child advocate group calls for increasing state subsidies to support childcare for low income families
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Aldi recalls flour over possible E. coli contamination
Three cases were reported in New Jersey between December, 2018 and April, 2019.
Lawsuits say Cento isn't canning real San Marzano tomatoes
The largest U.S. seller of San Marzano tomatoes has been hit with two federal lawsuits.
Memorial Day 2019 to be among busiest ever on NJ roads
Despite ever-rising gas prices, travel watchers are predicting a very busy Memorial Day weekend in New Jersey, especially on the road.
Dressbarn to close all its 650 locations
The closure will not be immediate and all locations are "open and conducting business as usual" according to the chain and no timetable was announced.
NJ Transportation Bank: Low interest for infrastructure projects
Camden County will fund a road improvement project in Pennsauken, the first with a loan from the bank.
A Meadowlands monorail? Murphy eyes it for American Dream
NJ Transit is warning about two-hour waits for trains at the Meadowlands after BTS' shows.
Tourism experts make prediction for 2019 summer season
But the prediction means nothing if Mother Nature fails to cooperate.
How young is too young for a credit card? NJ expert weighs in
T. Rowe Price finds credit card use among youth is on the rise, with 18 percent of those aged 8 to 14 carrying credit cards as guests on their parents' accounts.
Jersey Shore town is buying an inflatable water park
The all-ages park is expected to open in late-June or early-July.