Review the voting and mayoral records of Democrats running for N.J. governor in 2025
N.J. voters said they wanted ways to understand the records of Democratic gubernatorial candidates. Here is what we’ve gathered.
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How New Jersey leftist groups define “progressive”
The Jersey Bee asked three New Jersey organizations on the political left to explain what “progressive” means to them. Here’s what they said.
Common political terms and what they mean in New Jersey
Politicians and media use terms to describe policies and politics in New Jersey that aren’t universally understood. Here are some common political terms and what they mean.
How to protect yourself from scams pretending to be immigration agencies or lawyers in New Jersey
Scam emails and messages falsely promise legal representation for obtaining a Green Card or other immigration services in exchange for a small fee. Here is what to look for.
How to prepare for an initial immigration court appearance in New Jersey
Here’s what you need to know about immigration court appearances and what happens if you miss them.
Common wage theft schemes and what to do if you’re a victim in New Jersey
Wage theft schemes are keeping some New Jersey workers from receiving the pay they're owed. Find out how to identify them and what to do if you suspect your wages are being stolen.
What we know about Bloomfield’s purchase of the former site of Essex County’s Bloomfield Tech high school
The Jersey Bee received questions from residents about the purchase and development of the former Bloomfield Tech property. Here's what we learned.
How to find public assistance without violating public charge rules in New Jersey
Public charge determines what public resources a visa or green card applicant can rely on in the United States.
Los candidatos a la gobernación de Nueva Jersey en 2025 responden preguntas sobre segregación y equidad
The Jersey Bee preguntó a 12 candidatos a la gobernación de Nueva Jersey cuáles eran sus planes para un estado más justo y equitativo. Seis respondieron. Esto es lo que contestaron.
How noncitizens can protect themselves when talking to ICE officers in New Jersey
What you say (or don't say) to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers could protect you and your family if ICE is at your home or workplace.
How New Jersey leftist groups define “progressive”
The Jersey Bee asked three New Jersey organizations on the political left to explain what “progressive” means to them. Here’s what they said.
Common political terms and what they mean in New Jersey
Politicians and media use terms to describe policies and politics in New Jersey that aren’t universally understood. Here are some common political terms and what they mean.
How to protect yourself from scams pretending to be immigration agencies or lawyers in New Jersey
Scam emails and messages falsely promise legal representation for obtaining a Green Card or other immigration services in exchange for a small fee. Here is what to look for.
How to prepare for an initial immigration court appearance in New Jersey
Here’s what you need to know about immigration court appearances and what happens if you miss them.
Common wage theft schemes and what to do if you’re a victim in New Jersey
Wage theft schemes are keeping some New Jersey workers from receiving the pay they're owed. Find out how to identify them and what to do if you suspect your wages are being stolen.
What we know about Bloomfield’s purchase of the former site of Essex County’s Bloomfield Tech high school
The Jersey Bee received questions from residents about the purchase and development of the former Bloomfield Tech property. Here's what we learned.
How to find public assistance without violating public charge rules in New Jersey
Public charge determines what public resources a visa or green card applicant can rely on in the United States.
Los candidatos a la gobernación de Nueva Jersey en 2025 responden preguntas sobre segregación y equidad
The Jersey Bee preguntó a 12 candidatos a la gobernación de Nueva Jersey cuáles eran sus planes para un estado más justo y equitativo. Seis respondieron. Esto es lo que contestaron.
How noncitizens can protect themselves when talking to ICE officers in New Jersey
What you say (or don't say) to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers could protect you and your family if ICE is at your home or workplace.
