Lawmakers in New Jersey are trying to sort out which agencies should be responsible for protecting workers from COVID-19, while employers make the case for liability limits.

Click through above to read this week's digital edition – featuring details from, and feedback to, the governor's revised 2021 budget; Part II of our look at worker protections in the time of COVID-19; our cardiac care spotlight; and more – open to all, subscriber or not.

Why athletes need to protect their hearts amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Valley Hospital Cardiovascular Imaging Program employs the latest innovations in cardiovascular imaging, clinical translational research, and education in coordination with Valley’s Diagnostic Imaging Department.

In a matter of months, the business went from touch and feel to Zoom calls, virtual tours and 3D experiences.

The center has become established as the go-to location for unique and specialized cardiac needs, practicing world-class medicine, which provides a unique benefit for Newark residents, while also drawing patients from throughout New Jersey.

By some estimates, landlords have seen a decline in rent payments of about 15 percent so far during the pandemic.

Last year’s closure of Lake Hopatcong shows why stormwater utilities are a smart investment for local economies, from NJ Sustainable Business Council Executive Director Richard Lawton.

Mark Harding’s first heart attack left significant damage. And his heart health worsened over time, leading him to Deborah Heart and Lung Center with advanced stage heart failure by 2018 into 2019, a malady that historically required a heart transplant to survive. But, new enhancements in a two-decades-old technology have allowed Harding and others to forgo lengthy transplant wait times in favor of a Left Ventricular Assist Device.

The setting for the governor’s budget address – SHI Stadium on Rutgers' Piscataway campus – was fittingly unusual given the circumstances and compressed time frame Murphy and the Legislature face in crafting a spending plan, which leaves them operating in a more compressed time frame than usual leading up to Oct. 1.

Photos featuring Hilton East Brunswick's gift to the local police department, the kick-off of Monmouth Medical Center Southern Campus' "Heroes Eat Here" campaign, Unity Bank's support of the Elumis Foundation, and Remington & Vernick Engineers' award-winning work for the Gloucester County Utilities Authority from this week's issue of NJBIZ.