A lottery company is suing the U.S. Department of Justice over a legal ruling last year which critics said could hurt the online gaming and sports betting industry in states such as New Jersey and Pennsylvania.

Six in 10 New Jersey adults support legalizing recreational marijuana, according to a new report from the Monmouth University Polling Institute,

Gov. Phil Murphy, Senate President Stephen Sweeney and Assembly Speaker Craig Coughlin reached an agreement on Friday for legalizing, regulating and taxing recreational marijuana, according to multiple media reports.

In Paterson on Friday, Gov. Phil Murphy doubled down on a vision for a $20 million historic preservation tax credit program aimed at redeveloping and repurposing the state's abandoned historic urban properties.

PrimeWork and Incutate are the two latest workspaces approved by the New Jersey Economic Development Authority to offer rent support through its NJ Ignite program.

NJ Car, a nonprofit serving franchised new car and truck retailers, said it welcomes Tesla to the market, but franchised new-car-dealers object to the special treatment afforded the company under the law.

Murphy said that whatever economic incentives are on the table need to “work for both sides,” Amazon on the one hand and Newark and New Jersey on the other.

Present 3 percent revenue gains will leave the state to bridge the gap between its projections and the actual year-to-date collections, and just how that will play out will is expected to be discussed during Gov. Phil Murphy’s budget address on March 5.

Menendez fought to secure $650 million in Amtrak Northeast Corridor funding, a portion of which will be dedicated to Gateway, and an additional $130.1 million in transit formula grants that can be used to advance the project.

The Assembly Labor Committee approved a package of bills Thursday that would ensure working- and middle-class families receive the pay they deserve, Democrats said.