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Workers and employees are expected to see a growth of 6.5% or higher in health plan costs in 2024; a federal report accuses New Jersey facilities of failing to protect veterans during COVID-19; decreasing numbers of primary care physicians (PCPs) are causing alarming reductions in access.

The party supply retailer, with roots in Bergen County, has been cleared to emerge from bankruptcy as all but one of its NJ stores remains open.

New Jersey's leaders appear to agree with Justice Department findings that state-run veterans homes failed residents during COVID-19 and continue to violate their constitutional rights, but there's little clarity on how exactly they'll address the issues. The Democrat-led Legislature and Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy gave the strongest indications yet that they'll be addressing the problems highlighted in the report. Justice Department investigators on Thursday detailed what ...

New Jersey’s leaders appear to agree with Justice Department findings that state-run veterans homes failed residents during COVID-19 and continue to violate their constitutional rights, but there’s little clarity on

The party supply retailer, with roots in Bergen County, has been cleared to emerge from bankruptcy as all but one of its NJ stores remains open.

$25,000 donation will help expand the Adult Achievement Center and offer a new facility for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities Oak Ridge,...

The findings deal a heavy blow to the Murphy administration, whose response to the pandemic at those facilities had been heavily criticized.

More than 200 residents of the homes died during the pandemic.

A scathing Justice Department report says the Paramus and Menlo Park homes provide such poor care they put residents at high risk for infections.

A scathing Justice Department report found that care at the state facilities was so poor that it violated residents’ constitutional rights and led to a rash of deaths.