Governing body punts on issue, confirming North Jersey’s listed race date, but indicating it is yet to be confirmed.

The commitment to June 13 is a positive sign for an event that Formula One’s CEO has cast doubt upon, but the date still needs another group to OK it.

An assemblyman plans to introduce legislation that would attempt to regulate reality TV show production in Garden State towns.

Officials are working to ensure the region can handle the kinds of crowds that will flock to North Jersey for the Super Bowl, Wrestlemania and F1 races.

The convention authority says there are more options now than a year ago, though August 2011 also was notable for a three-day shutdown of the casinos due to a hurricane.

The Treasury rejects notion it is privatizing lottery, and says outsourcing certain functions could help contest generate more revenue.

State prepares to welcome proposals from private companies to take over management of its lottery, and possibly expand it to the Internet.

A federal appeals court ruling sides against a 12-year-old case involving the New Jersey Sports & Exposition Authority and a plan to renovate Atlantic City’s historic Boardwalk Hall.

Every county in the state has seen growth, with some coastal areas reporting hotel occupancy revenue up 30 percent over last year.

Lautenberg and Pallone want to expand funding for testing water pollution to maintain strength of tourism in New Jersey.

While it’s not a done deal, bringing the outdoor sports retailer to a 70,000-square-foot-space at The Walk could help draw more visitors.