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The Monmouth County township offers an affordable alternative to nearby areas, with proximity to major highways and to the water. Josh Naparstek spent his childhood living in the A section [...]

Byline: Joshua Partlow;Nick Miroff;David A. Fahrenthold SANTA TERESA DE CAJON, COSTA RICA -- At his home on the misty slope of Costa Rica's tallest mountain, Dario Angulo keeps a set [...]

Upendra Chivukula had already enjoyed a string of political successes in 2014 when he decided to challenge three fellow Democrats for the New Jersey House seat that became vacant when [...]

Kendrya Close approached the first installment of the Morris County Winter Farmers' Market with a little trepidation. ''You just never know -- six people could show up,'' said Ms. Close, [...]

CORRECTION APPENDED In the last decade, the number of white people in New Jersey declined as the number of Asians and Hispanics soared, and the population shifted southward -- some [...]

'Let your hips speak,' the dance instructor urged, halfway through a lesson on bachata with a novice who was patiently perfecting the basics of the Dominican dance: three steps to […]

An analysis of data on hospital discharges in New Jersey revealed that almost 30% of the hospitalizations for Lyme disease in 1990 and 1991 occurred at a hospital that served the areas including Monmouth and Ocean counties. The statistics showed that 1,352 people with a primary or secondary diagnosis of LD were discharged between Jan 1, 1990, and Nov 11, 1992. A case-control study identified 25 patients who had received intravenous ceftriaxone within 90 days of the onset of symptoms of biliary disease., Lyme disease (LD) is endemic in Monmouth and Ocean counties, New Jersey (1). In June 1992, CDC and the New Jersey Department of Health (NJDOH) conducted a telephone survey in [...]

New Jersey, far more densely populated than any other state -- more crowded than Japan or India, for that matter -- is on course for another distinction: it will be […]

Byline: Kera Ritter Jul. 27--Child well-being has declined nationwide after five years of improvements in the late 1990s, but New Jersey is still one of the best places to raise […]

Fitch Ratings assigns an 'A+' rating to the following Qualified General Improvement Bonds of Jersey City, NJ: --$3.380 million Parking Authority Project series 2009 A; --$1 million Park Authority Project [...]

In May 1990, the New Jersey State Department of Health (NJSDH) received laboratory reports of elevated blood lead levels ([BLLs] [is greater than or equal to]25 [microgram]/dL) for 13 workers [...]

CENSUS PAY RATES INCREASE TO ATTRACT MORE JOB APPLICANTS IN NEW JERSEY PHILADELPHIA, June 6 /PRNewswire/ -- Effective June 3, pay rates have increased in the Census Bureau District Offices [...]

-- NEWS ADVISORY -- TO CITY, ASSIGNMENT AND PHOTO DESKS: CENSUS BUREAU NEEDS WORKERS; PRESS CONFERENCE 1 P.M. TODAY The Census Bureau needs more people to conduct the most crucial [...]

-- NEWS ADVISORY -- TO CITY, ASSIGNMENT AND PHOTO DESKS: 1990 CENSUS QUESTIONNAIRE MAILBACK PHOTO OPPORTUNITY MONDAY, APRIL 2 U.S. Post Offices began delivering questionnaires to 106 million households nationwide [...]

CENSUS BUREAU HOLDS COMMUNITY NETWORK MEETING IN LAKEWOOD 7:30 P.M. TONIGHT NEWARK, N.J., March 30 /PRNewswire/ -- Residents of Lakewood, N.J., and vicinity will be informed about Census '90 in [...]

BACKGROUND New Jersey is, in many cases, synonymous with wealth--boasting the nations second highest per-capita income and top rankings in numerous lists whose titles are described with adjectives such as [...]

Four members of one family were diagnosed with type E botulism in May 1992 in New Jersey. Type E botulism can be contracted through the consumption of fermented fish, preserved fish or ethnic dishes that use uneviscerated fish pickled in brine. The New Jersey Department of Health determined that the source of the botulism was an uneviscerated, salt-cured ethnic fish product known as moloha., In May 1992, the New Jersey Department of Health (NJDH) received a report of a man admitted to a hospital with a preliminary diagnosis of botulism. Subsequently, three family members [...]

The New Jersey State Department of Health received two reports of deaths from silicosis in former pottery workers. The health department and the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health studied pottery workers' exposure to crystalline silica and the effectiveness of controls in 1988. The research revealed that 47% of samples from personal breathing zones exceeded permissible exposure limits, and control measures were recommended. A follow-up study four months later revealed that many controls had been implemented, but respirator use was sporadic., In March 1985, two cases of silicosis in former employees of a sanitary-ware pottery (i.e., a manufacturer of china plumbing fixtures) were identified from death certificates by the New Jersey [...]