If you’re noticing that more and more things are coming in neutral colors, you’re not wrong! One of the first things many people do when putting their home on the market is paint the walls a neutral color, to make it appeal to the most potential buyers.

Apartment buildings are done up in a similar fashion for the same reason. If you’ve gone to any furniture store lately, ...

As a financial planner, I talk a lot about retirement and the challenges retirees face. While there never seems to be a shortage of points that need to be made, cash flow is always at the top of the list.

That’s because solving for a retirement plan addresses how you receive money in retirement and – above all else – how you'll protect it.

It's only May, and it's already 90 degrees in Roxbury. That means renters, homeowners and house buyers in the area are all looking for the same thing this summer: How to lower their electric bills and keep cool at the same time. 

Each summer seems hotter than the last no matter where you live, Morris County included. So how do you beat the heat while you reduce your ...

Jersey Central Power and Light (JCP&L), a subsidiary of FirstEnergy Corp. (NYSE: FE), today requested a review of its base electric rates by the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (BPU). The proposed rate adjustment supports an approximately $185 million investment that strengthens the energy grid, enhances the customer experience and funds new low-income and senior citizen customer ...

When your child was young, visiting the pediatrician was quite an event. You had to load up the car with the car seat, stroller and toys and stock the diaper bag with extra clothes, diapers, snacks and wipes. Fortunately, as kids get older, heading to the doctor is much easier. However, that doesn’t make it any less important.

“Your child’s annual well-visit at any age with ...

The clean-up of the 1,000-acre Hercules tract in Kenvil has always been a private enterprise with insufficient public oversight. That needs to change before March 1, when the Roxbury Planning Board and the public will hear the case for approving a Hartz Mountain Corporation plan to build 57 acres of warehouses on this polluted land.

When 150 years of manufacturing explosives ended in 1996, it ...