DOJ reclassifies medical marijuana to Schedule III
Proponents say the move to reclassify medical cannabis eases federal restrictions and will enable tax relief, research and growth for cannabis operators.
NJ launches report card to track spending, programs
Gov. Mikie Sherrill has unveiled a New Jersey budget report card tool to track spending, improve transparency and show how taxpayer dollars are used.
Union City to add soccer field, clear blight via Green Acres
Union City will replace a vacant building with a youth soccer field following a $4.08 million Green Acres purchase, expanding open space in Hudson County as NJDEP works to cover more ground across New Jersey.
Weiss outlines NJ strategy on film growth, World Cup, budget
NJBIZ continues its conversation with new NJEDA leader Evan Weiss, zeroing in on New Jersey economic strategy, FIFA World Cup plans, innovation hubs, film growth and long-term business development.
NJ jobs fall by 10,300 in February as labor market weakens
New Jersey lost 10,300 jobs in February as construction and services declined, while unemployment dipped slightly amid a shrinking labor force.
OPINION: NYC delivery proposal may be NJ’s opportunity
The president of Commerce and Industry Association of New Jersey writes that NYC’s Delivery Protection Act could raise costs, limit flexibility and push logistics firms to the Garden State, impacting jobs and supply chains.
Mejia wins NJ-11 special election for Congress
Democrat Analilia Mejia wins New Jersey’s 11th District special election over Republican Joe Hathaway, retaining the Democratic-held House seat vacated by Gov. Mikie Sherrill.
NJEDA CEO Weiss starts with listening tour to ease business delays
NJBIZ caught up with new leader Evan Weiss amid his statewide listening tour to address business delays, streamline programs and improve access for companies across New Jersey.
Campaign texting now routine; managing responses is not
Political text messaging is reshaping campaign strategy in New Jersey, as campaigns manage voter responses, compliance and engagement.
New Jersey declares Local News Day amid shrinking outlets
New Jersey declared April 9 Local News Day as polling shows strong demand for local coverage amid a decline in news outlets and rising press freedom concerns.
Sherrill earns early approval in Rutgers-Eagleton poll
Voters give Gov. Mikie Sherrill favorable marks in the new Rutgers-Eagleton poll; however, affordability, taxes and cost of living remain concerns.
Sherrill signs bill clearing way for new nuclear in NJ (updated)
The new law removes barriers to generate energy while launching a Nuclear Task Force to expand clean, reliable power statewide.

















