Labor Commissioner Robert Asaro-Angelo said the law allows the state to "protect the thousands of people seeking training to advance their careers and, at the same time, the hundreds of training providers that play by the rules and prepare their students for work without taking advantage of them. No one should have to borrow so much for career training that they can’t afford to pay it back once they are working at the job they prepared for.”

"We will never tolerate race-based bias or race-driven business practices that deny equal opportunity to individuals and families of color seeking housing in our State," acting Attorney General Matthew Platkin said in a statement.

“Now is the time for New Jersey to be especially mindful of water usage and proactively moderate our consumption,” said NJDEP Commissioner of Environmental Protection Shawn LaTourette. “Although our reservoirs and other indicators are healthy, persistent hot and dry weather coupled with the high water demands of summer can quickly impact water supply.”

The $2 million will help the hospital to grow its Emergency Department. It comes at a critical time, as the facility has seen a significant spike in youth and mental health crises attributed to the effects from the pandemic.

The governor described the city as one "on the rise," promoting the direct funding, which will go toward its infrastructure needs, upgrades and capital projects.

“This settlement should serve as a message to the industry that we are serious about holding businesses accountable when they fail to protect consumers’ sensitive personal information,” acting Attorney General Platkin said announcing the agreement.

The annual report showed a record-breaking year, with $154.2 billion contracted nationally.

With a maximum of $4,000, the program is the nation’s largest cash-on-the-hood incentive. So far, more than 13,000 EVs have been purchased or leased with it.

“True to his roots in one of New Jersey’s storied equestrian racing families, in public service he was a work horse not a show horse,” Gov. Phil Murphy said of the legislator who represented the 12th District for nearly 20 years, and in whose honor flags across the state will fly at half-staff.

The president and CEO of T&M Associates talks about the implications of federal funding and what government officials should be doing to make sure New Jersey takes full advantage of the money flowing into the state.

The regulations imposed by the Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control limit the number of events these establishments can host, among other restrictions.

The partners will more than double the amount of stalls available over the next 18 months, at no cost to the city.