The prohibitions, with some exemptions, would be phased in over two years. Paper bags would also be outlawed but plastic straws would remain legal.

Operators worked through the night to prepare for Thursday's opening day in East Rutherford.

The investment will allow the company to more efficiently make glazes at its Pennsauken location.

Franchisee Vikram Bir will bring I Heart Mac & Cheese spots to Hoboken and Jersey City.

“It’s a very exciting time to be [at] the helm of the property," incoming chief executive Terry Glebocki said on Tuesday morning. "I look forward to working with the management team and all our team members to continue to meet property goals."

Chief Financial Officer David Wyshner will transition into a senior advisory role at the company while Treasurer and Executive Vice President Michele Allen takes on the role of CFO.

Since 2008, Paul Altero and Bill Hart have opened 34 Bubbakoo’s Burritos locations. North Jersey will soon get two more. The burrito joint, sporting skater and shore themes, will open locations in Sparta and Saddle Brook in February, brokered by Gary Krauss of Pierson Commercial. The co-founders first opened Bubbakoo’s doors in Point Pleasant at ...

Over 1.3 million New Jerseyans are expected to travel for Thanksgiving weekend, but the timing couldn’t be worse with massive wind gusts that could delay flights and potentially even ground the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. The American Automobile Association estimates that 55 million Americans will travel at least 50 miles from home for Thanksgiving weekend, ...

Leading Women Entrepreneurs’ NJ “Force for Change” Conference for Women, held at the Marriott in Newark on Nov. 14, 2019, formally announced the recipients of its pitching experience. The individuals and groups all wowed the panels of judges with creative and thoughtful presentations. Dozens of enthusiastic entrepreneurs presented elevator pitches in the hopes of receiving ...

Under the measure, nonprofit organizations that regularly host theatrical or musical productions could apply for a license permitting them to sell libations during shows in 50-plus seat venues.

Now known as Hudson, it operates more than 1,000 stores in airports, commuter hubs, landmarks and tourist destinations around the country, evolving over 30 years from a handful of LaGuardia Airport newsstands.