economy

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act or "Tax Reform 2.0" is about to have some permanent impacts on taxpayers.

Small business operators in New Jersey are being given their chance to express to the Small Business Administration in Washington ways to cut regulatory obstacles and improve policies.

The recession ended years ago, but no one told New Jersey.

A new Harris poll finds more than half of all residents in New Jersey and across the nation now consider themselves to be either lower middle class, or working class.

Millions of middle class American families are living paycheck to paycheck, according to an economic study from the Brookings Institution.

I had to go up to a mall in Middlesex County to pick something up on Saturday, and as I was leaving, I saw a woman holding a sign that left me feeling confused, guilty, angry, and sad all at the same time.

The financially struggling Postal Service wants to raise the price of stamps three cents, to 49 cents for a first class mark.

To the joy of New Jersey drivers, gas prices just keep going lower.

t's a staggering statistic. More than 646,000 children in New Jersey lived in families earning too little to meet their needs in 2012.

Only a few years ago, having a smart phone was considered somewhat of a luxury item, but today it's become a necessity for many Garden State residents, even those without jobs or a steady source of income.

Now that the summer season is over and people are driving less, you might imagine gas prices would start to come down, but that's not the case.

Parents are not the only ones doing back to school shopping, teachers are also hitting the stores to buy supplies for their classrooms, and paying largely out of their own pocket.