Kelly Waldron

More of the unemployed are finding work these days, but most of the jobs are going to men. Women were spared the worst of the recession, while men were hit hard by the devastation, especially in the manufacturing and construction sectors.  So, what gives?

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The New Jersey School Boards Association is calling on the state to wait until comprehensive guidelines are established before considering the approval of applications for virtual charter schools.

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More and more homeowners in New Jersey are opting against foreclosure and turning to the short sale instead.

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More of the unemployed are finding work these days, but most of the jobs are going to men.

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Any parent knows, when it comes to installing a car seat, it can be a very frustrating task. But, it may not be the seat that’s causing the problem. A recent study by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety and the University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute found that only 21 of 98 vehicles tested made car seat installation a smooth and easy process.

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If you were planning on taking that summer trip by car, but decided not to because of high gas prices, you may want to reconsider.

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The soaring gas prices earlier this year are beginning to tick downward and are expected to continue doing so through the summer driving season. 

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Insurance may cover some of the costs, but raising a child with autism can take a tremendous financial toll on a family.

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When it comes to career aspirations, young women between the ages of 18 and 34 have surpassed their male counterparts.

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More and more commuters who use New Jersey Transit trains are taking advantage of the quiet cars for their ride to and from work.

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