Though the media often reports on eye-popping salaries of government officials, such as school superintendents and other political appointees, most public-sector workers don’t do nearly as well. Typically, they earn about 6% le…
A New Jersey court has invalidated a foreclosure by insisting on a basic concept of due process — that the bank must authenticate the documents it uses to make its case. But in the case of Wells Fargo v. Sandra A. Ford, there …
The economy may be rebounding, but the benefits have yet to filter down to the hundreds of thousands of homeless Americans. Here’s the story of one homeless mother: how she wound up in a shelter in a tough town and how the worl…
When the state tightened its foreclosure rules in response to the document crisis, it ordered the six largest servicers to explain why they should be allowed to continue foreclosing on homes. In effect, their response went some…
Jersey residents voted in 2005 to give their state a lieutenant governor. Still, with Gov. Chris Christie vacationing in Florida while his state got pounded by a blizzard, there’s a leadership vacuum in Trenton because Lt. Gov….