TRENTON – Confidential personal information - such as Social Security numbers, health records and child abuse reports - was left on state computers bound for public auction, according to an audit released Wednesday.
NEWARK — Customers seeking the NJ Transit service information can now access rail, bus and light rail updates through Twitter.
TRENTON – An Assembly panel approved a measure that would increase penalties for using cell phones while driving on Monday.
NEWARK - The State Division of Consumer Affairs received nearly 14,000 complaints from consumers last year, with the high-cost categories of motor vehicles and home improvements each generating more than 10 percent of the total complaints.
TRENTON – Legislation to bring New Jersey’s unemployment benefit system in line with 21st century technology and help out-of-work residents more easily manage their benefits is now law.
TRENTON – A bill to create a new type of corporate structure in New Jersey that allows for-profit companies to organize in a way that promotes their social or environmental mission has been signed into law by Gov. Chris Christie.
TRENTON – A con man who eluded authorities for 13 years before his arrest last June in Las Vegas was sentenced to state prison Friday for conspiring with a business partner to defraud investors in New Jersey of more than $1 million in the early 1990s.
STATE -- New Jersey residents can report potholes or any other road maintenance issues by visiting the Department of Transportation's website, www.nj.gov/transportation.
COLUMBIA, S.C. -- Army Pvt. Mario D. Solis has graduated from basic combat training at Fort Jackson, Columbia, S.C.
TRENTON – Chief Justice Stuart Rabner announced the appointment of Alan Rosenthal as the 11th member of the Apportionment Commission on Thursday.
