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Officials are recommending nearly $57M in the second round of grants designated for county colleges and vocational school districts.

Governor Murphy, Department of Education & Office of the Secretary of Higher Education Announce Second Round of Proposed

NJDEP-News Release 22/P024 – Commissioner of Environmental Protection Shawn M. LaTourette says New Jersey is ready for a stellar summer season following review of water quality monitoring and visits to both the Jersey Shore and North Jersey lakeshores ahead of Memorial Day weekend, the unofficial start of the outdoor summer season.

Senate Republicans introduced a resolution May 26 to amend Gov. Phil Murphy’s Fiscal Year 2023 $48.9 billion budget proposal.

The Ocean County legislators are seeking transparency for parents as well as ensuring there are appropriate books and learning materials in school libraries.

The EPA announced a $221 million loan to modernize water systems for nearly 6 million New Jersey residents.

A Republican state senator is pushing a bill that would impose restrictions on how New Jersey schools can teach about sex and gender.

The NJEDA board approved two contracts May 11 to administer the Small Business Bonding Readiness Assistance Program.

The New Jersey Economic Development Board approved two contracts, one with the African American Chamber of Commerce of New Jersey and

In the rankings, Arizona ranks No. 1 for advancement of charter schools. Here is a closer look at the rankings.