Ray Lesniak, Joseph Kyrillos and Economic Development Authority CEO Tim Sullivan will appear at Monday's meeting, in addition to a panel featuring leaders from the New Jersey Chamber of Commerce, NJBIA, CIANJ, the Chamber of Commerce of Southern New Jersey and construction union officials.

The meters work by snapping a photo of a license plate and car when a spot's allotted time expires. That information is then sent to the local police department or parking enforcement agency and later the driver receives a parking ticket in the mail for the violation.

While the study reported losses in 7 out of 9 major private industry sectors, both Construction and Financial Activities posted gains.

Gov. Phil Murphy is expected to sign the measure while the New York version is expected to be signed by Gov. Andrew Cuomo. Both governors have to approve identical legislation.

Lawmakers are hoping to shore up even more money for a state-subsidy program aimed at boosting journalism in New Jersey after the fund was previously gutted of the entire $5 million it was promised to receive.

On June 18, pharmacies throughout the state gave out free doses of the opioid antagonist, which can reverse or block on overdose, as part of a program from the Department of Human Services.

“I’m not assuming anything,” Senate President Stephen Sweeney said when asked if he would attempt to override the governor—something he has signaled in recent weeks.

The measure would still bar the preparation of food on site, or its service and consumption in rooms where a viewing or ceremony takes place.

The spending plan does not include the millionaire's tax championed by Gov. Phil Murphy, an omission that could set the stage for a series of line-item vetoes followed by override attempts.

Assembly Bill and Senate Bill 20, which the lower house approved by 66-5 vote with 6 abstentions and the upper house approved in a 31-5 vote, retains many provisions of the original medical marijuana legislation.

The governor has promised that without reforms such as a cap on annual awards, he would veto the measure, even if it meant the state was left with no incentives.

“The Senate President can do the right thing by moving the entire gun safety package to second reading. I urge him to do so. The whole package by the way, not just a few cherry-picked bills,” Murphy said Wednesday at a press conference in Westfield – a site chosen following the arrest last week of a Delaware man with a .45-caliber firearm and 130 rounds of hollow-point ammunition in front of an elementary school in the city.