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Senate President Steve Sweeney says goverment reforms will be on the table in next year's budget talks, which means tough choices ahead of state elections.

The first days of school is upon us, and so is the first case of COVID-19 in a New Jersey school.

Because of the adjustments necessitated by COVID-19, a reopening of any scale will cost more for the Garden State, not less, according to the first in a series of reports issued by New Jersey Policy Perspective.

NJEA says COVID-19 will inevitably spread in reopened schools and that decision-makers who ignore that research will be culpable if deaths result.

The state had already recommended face coverings at all times in an effort to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus.

Because no one is really sure what the pandemic will look like in two months, the New Jersey Education Association is one of several groups backing a "National Call to Action."

For children who have been bullied in school, staying home has been their moment of relief.

Poll director Patrick Murray says there's a spirit of goodwill toward local communities and neighbors amid the coronavirus pandemic.

All schools in the state of New Jersey have been ordered to remain closed through "at least Friday, May 15."

New cases come from nine counties, according to data published Friday night.

The Ocean County Prosecutors Office has developed a program to make sure children who are exposed to an Adverse Childhood Experience help kids overcome the negative affects.

A Senate committee Thursday advanced a bill that would green-light larger property tax increases in some school districts losing state aid.