The governor's announcement also covers the restart of in-person betting at racetracks, and expanded capacities for indoor and outdoor gatherings.

Barbers and stylists are returning to work, but with even more changes than other business types

The Parsippany-based company isn't the first brand to reconsider or review its packaging in the name of challenging systematic racism. Quaker Oats Co. announced last week it would rebrand and rename its Aunt Jemima breakfast syrup, a few weeks after Land O' Lakes quietly removed the likeness of a Native American woman from its box.

Though no date has been set yet – the governor is hoping for a start by July 4 – Hard Rock and Resorts are both out with details about how they'll seek to keep customers and staff safe.

Peter Crowley, the founding president and chief executive of The Bank of Princeton, has led the organization for nearly 13 years.

Results from the Monmouth University Polling Institute also found that slightly more than half of respondents feel very hopeful they and their families will be able to get their lives back to normal after the pandemic.

How New Jersey's towns and restaurants are planning for an al fresco summer.

FrutaPop struck gold when it launched to much acclaim in 2017, garnering national coverage in outlets ranging from Forbes to Cosmopolitan and sales all over the country. But in a world where a grocer’s freezer is exclusive real estate, and a large subset of its retailer clientele doesn’t even have freezer space, the company knew reformulating to a shelf stable product would be a boon.

With the help of Newark-based AeroFarms, officials are trying to get residents to eat healthier and slow the march of COVID-19.

That includes beauty salons, barber shops, cosmetology shops, day and medical spas, electrology facilities, hair braiding shops, massage parlors, nail salons, tanning salons and tattoo parlors, with standards and protocols set to come from the Division of Consumer Affairs.

Al fresco services and ceremonies can start again – and so can catering – so long as parties stay limited to 100 people.

“Sports are woven into the fabric of America. The suspension of pro sports did not just rob fans of their favorite pastimes, but it also disrupted the rhythm of life for the entire country,” Monmouth University Polling Institute Director Pat Murray said in a Wednesday report.