Assemblyman John McKeon, who sponsored the measure, said it would allow insurance companies to file a confidential disclosure, in a format at their discretion, addressing their corporate governance structure, policies and practices.

The group took special focus on a report by the New Jersey Reentry Services Commission and its recommendations to improve the delivery of services and to enhance the ability of previous offenders to maintain sobriety, healthy living and employment.

The measure requires a license to operate and establishes third-degree offenses for violators.

If passed, over the following two years the measure would replace any such restrictions that municipal or county governments have already enacted.

Yet, a majority also expect a recession in the next year or two with 62 percent planning to reduce operations costs, 50 percent to grow their customer base, 35 percent to postpone hiring and 32 percent to delay raises to combat the downturn.

The Scarlet Knights officially welcomed Greg Schiano on Dec. 4 in Piscataway. He is the third person to hold the post since RU entered the Big Ten in 2014.

Critics are seeking to slow down or even block legislation that they say would alter the business of the state’s largest health insurer and affect its millions of policyholders in the state.

Nearly $5.5 million was spent in the lead up to Nov. 4 in an effort to sway voters for or against Jersey City's efforts to tighten rules around short-term rentals.

The best solid waste solution for New Jersey is for shoppers to use their own reusable bags, not those made from paper or plastic.

The New Brunswick-based nonprofit said the award will be used to increase lending for the Partnership to Invest in Transformative Community Health (PITCH) program.

Agencies and other organizations – like the New Jersey District Export Council, the New Jersey Business Action Center and the U.S. Commercial Service Northern New Jersey export branch in Newark – can offer guidance for globalizing businesses

The annual League of Municipalities conference held over three days in Atlantic City starting Nov. 21 set the stage for next month and a half of politics in New Jersey.