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More than 100 long-term care facilities in New Jersey have active outbreaks, according to NJDOH.

Most also feel elected officials aren't doing enough to address the issue.

An estimated 108,000 New Jersey residents are getting their coronavirus-related stimulus payments through the mail in the form a prepaid debit card.

Coronavirus-related business shutdowns and layoffs have taken a heavy toll on older workers here and elsewhere, according to AARP.

New Jersey would establish a retirement savings plan for private-sector workers, under a bill on Gov. Phil Murphy’s desk after being approved by the Assembly.

After evaluating the current services available and the true depth of a caregiver's role, the "New Jersey Caregiver Task Force" would make recommendations for ways to improve and expand assistance.

A new AARP New Jersey survey finds that there is a great deal of angst among New Jerseyans when it comes to their ability to afford retirement.

Members of AARP, formerly known as the American Association of Retired Persons, are calling for the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities to take action on what they feel are unresolved issues.

The deadline for a signed and balanced state budget in New Jersey is midnight June 30th. Suspense regarding competing tax cut plans to be factored into the budget may be lifting as today, Governor Chris Christie all but confirmed to a group of seniors at an AARP conference that he supports the tax cut plan being put forth by State Senate President Steve Sweeney.

As members of the nocturnal Rossi Posse, we tend to live on coffee. Now comes word that it will make us live longer, if the hours don’t kill us first. I’m skeptical. I drink at least 2 cups a day. I do spike it with a couple of Splendas and some cream; and before I get here at night, I’m good for a turbo shot as well...