‘Pure hell’: DOJ blasts NJ veterans homes over COVID care, conditions
In a scathing 43-page report, and following a nearly three-year investigation, the Justice Department has concluded that residents at two state-run facilities were subjected to conditions that violated the 14th Amendment.
Biden nominates Semper as federal judge in NJ
Jamel Semper, 41, is currently deputy chief of the criminal division at the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of New Jersey.
New Jersey leaders remember, mourn Fiordaliso
“A son of Newark and former Mayor of Livingston, Joe’s New Jersey roots run deep," said Attorney General Matthew Platkin. "From his longstanding place as a Commissioner on the Board of Public Utilities – with bipartisan support – to his elevation as President in 2018, Joe never stopped looking for ways to make life better for New Jerseyans."
Zimmerman nominated as permanent NJDOBI commisioner
“In addition to the time he has already spent serving as Acting Commissioner, Justin’s prior experience as the department’s Chief of Staff makes him more than qualified for this position," said Gov. Phil Murphy.
SBA extends operation of Warren County disaster center
Through Sept. 13, those affected by a vicious storm that ripped through the area in July can get help with their application and information about the federal assistance program.
2 men admit roles in $35M investment fraud scheme
Prosecutors say the alleged conspiracy was spearheaded by a Lakewood resident who – after being twice convicted – had his 24-year federal prison sentence commuted by former President Donald Trump in 2021.
NJ Chamber reveals 2023 legislative, business award winners
Coming up on 30 years with the statewide organization, Michael Egenton, executive vice president, Government Relations, reflects on the impact of the biennial recognition with NJBIZ.
Murphy signs law to shield veterans from scammers
The bipartisan measure received unanimous support in the Legislature along with kudos from the Veterans of Foreign Wars Department of New Jersey.
NJ men admit to trafficking fake Cisco devices worth millions
After federal agents executed a search warrant in May 2021, they discovered 7,260 counterfeit products valued at about $13.77 million.
Text me: Murphy has a new number to connect directly with New Jerseyans
“Virtually every consumer uses text messaging," Gov. Phil Murphy said. "Why not use it speak directly to residents, keep them updated on some of the great work we’re doing, and at the same time provide them with another opportunity to tell us what’s on their minds?”
Murphy signs law adding Central Jersey to state’s tourism map
Beyond perhaps settling the debate about the region's existence, the designation aims to help boost economic vitality in Hunterdon, Mercer, Middlesex and Somerset counties.
Do you have unclaimed assets? NJ’s $6B list is out
Treasury officials encourage residents to check the more than 236,000 records to see if they have money or property to be claimed.