NJ nursing home operators accused by state of millions in fraud
A team of relatives formerly in charge of 10 New Jersey nursing homes is accused of years of mismanaged care, to funnel millions in Medicaid funds to themselves.
New Jersey Office of the State Comptroller
Study says NJ takes too long to resolve public records complaints
Requests made by residents could range from records sought from state offices, to school districts, to utilities within individual municipalities.
NJ workers’ comp audit: 2 out 3 claims improper, potential for abuse
Most payments made to injured employers through New Jersey's workers' compensation program are incorrect, according to a report released Thursday by the Office of the State Comptroller.
Utility company got rich nearly doubling sewer rates, NJ says
A state audit found the water and sewer authority that supplies Jersey City hiked rates bigtime over a nine-year period, even as they piled up a multi-million dollar surplus.