The pilot launch, which comes a week after the governor signed legislation allowing electric scooters on state roadways, will include 300 scooters to be made available over the next six months.

“Until New Jersey gets their licenses in order, we’re sending all of our jobs outside of state for producing and our products,” Ken VandeVrede, a third generation farmer in Pequannock and the CEO of HillviewCBD, explained. He started his business earlier this year with the expectation that he would be able to grow his own hemp this season, but without regulations, he can’t deepen his New Jersey roots.

United Airlines on Friday revealed two winning designs, selected through a combination of official judging and public voting, for Her Art Here, a first-of-its-kind contest designed to find and uplift underrepresented women artists by providing a chance to have their work painted on a canvas like no other — a United Airlines aircraft. Having their ...

Flying Fish Brewing Co. has a new outpost in the works at the Adventure Aquarium in Camden.

A new medical cannabis bill would eliminate sales tax more quickly, increase monthly product limit to 4 oz., and includes a pilot program for home grow cannabis. The bill is set to be introduced Monday, May 20 by Sen. Declan O’Scanlon, R-13th District. The new bill will not have a number until early next week. ...

Three New Jersey companies have agreed to limit industrially produced trans fat to 2 grams per 100 grams of fat or oil in their products by 2023. Ferrero, Mars Wrigley, and Unilever’s trans fat pledge is part of a one by the International Food and Beverage Alliance, of which the companies are members, in response ...

The Parsippany-based company expects the targets to generate $70 million to $75 million net sales annually.

Each year, U.S. News & World Report surveys over 50,000 Americans in order to rank all U.S. states across 71 metrics in eight categories: crime and corrections, economy, education, environment, fiscal stability, health care, infrastructure and opportunity.

Lynn Powell will oversee client services and marketing operations at the Princeton Junction-based full-service communications, marketing and association management firm.

The location in Somerset County will be the grocer's 14th in New Jersey.

Charles Hosier and Lavinia Awosanya have been named chief operating officer and chief development officer, respectively.