Filmmaker Tom Jones is developing a television series about his beloved Garden State. If he can secure enough sponsors, “Jersey with Big Joe Henry” will hit the small screen, featuring the popular radio DJ driving around the state talking to the people who make it work and visiting the sites that make New Jersey unique. NJBIZ recently sat down virtually with Jones to talk about the project and about the state he adores.

The Lawrence Township shop is the firm's final dispensary in the state after locations in Elizabeth and Neptune opened in the last year.

The combination provides both organizations with access to new industries and products.

Riker, Danzig, Scherer, Hyland & Perretti attorney Matthew Karmel and Green Training Associates LLC founder and CEO Pamela Sammarco on what businesses need to know about mandatory food waste recycling laws.

It started as a local marketing effort. Last May, the Hunterdon County Economic Development officials weren’t trying to attract out-of-towners to the county’s farms, markets and restaurants—they were trying to attract locals. Most people weren’t traveling, and the county wanted to capitalize on folks’ unusually local gaze. The Hunterdon County 579 Trail follows a historic ...

Varsity House Gym has been a Bergen County institution for 15 years to its now 350-plus members, including several professional sportsmen. And now, on the heels of more than a year of pandemic restrictions that caused as many as 1 in 4 gyms to permanently close, according to the International Health, Racquet and Sportsclub Association, its co-owners have decided this is the time to expand.

A feature that once carted commuters between Essex and Hudson counties is being converted to let them do it themselves instead – by foot or bicycle.

it’s not easy to quantify the economic effects of public art, but projects are proliferating in cities like Newark, Camden and Atlantic City, drawing visitors and highlighting local issues in the process.

According to a 2018 report by American Farmland Trust, 31 million acres of farmland were lost between 1982 and 2012 nationwide. New Jersey is the third most threatened with nearly 4% of the state’s agricultural land converted by developers between 2001 and 2016.

The extension comes just ahead of Memorial Day weekend and in response to an uptick in inquiries from regions where gathering bans are being lifted.

DoorDash's chief of federal, Eastern U.S. and Canada governmental relations talks about the food delivery company's efforts to help New Jersey restaurants weather the pandemic.

Place your bets! As of June 4, the latest round of COVID-19 business restrictions are lifting across gambling establishments, and the city is also rolling back restrictions for in-person events.