The nonprofit's former vice president of marketing and communications will help drive the organization’s strategic plan, among other responsibilities.

The goal of the Historic Property Reinvestment Program is to revitalize these vacant and abandoned sites — some in New Jersey date back to the mid-17th century — in a way that benefits the local neighborhood and economy.

An estimated 3.3 million meals have been purchased from more than 400 participating restaurants since March last year under the initiative.

The tranche of awards was announced by the New Jersey Economic Development Authority at its first board meeting of the new year on Wednesday.

As many as 250,000 Garden State residents could be affected by new guidance from the U.S. Department of Labor that advises how states can avoid the claw backs.

The political action committees could boost Gov. Phil Murphy’s nationwide presence as opinions as to whether he's eyeing the nation's top office persist.

The extension will allow the K-12 school mask mandate to stay in place until March 7, with the goal of lifting the orders at that time.

State lawmakers and other public leaders are aiming to deliver on their promises to make New Jersey more affordable.

Similar proposals gained traction last summer and during the lame duck voting session after the state Department of Labor and Workforce Development revealed that New Jersey businesses would have to pay $252 million beginning in October 2021 to replenish the state’s unemployment trust fund.

The Lowenstein Sandler partner and former state attorney general talks about Matt Platkin's legal acumen, his suitability for position of AG and the power of the office.

The payment, part of a financial maneuver approved by Gov. Phil Murphy and Democratic lawmakers last June, comes as the state faces a potential “fiscal cliff” in the near future, where expenses outpace the level of cash to support those costs.

Employers could be eligible for thousands of dollars in subsidies under a proposal approved by a state Assembly panel on Feb. 3.