The benefit is available to owners of S-corporations, limited liability companies and partnerships.

“It was a difficult decision to make but I got in this race to win and I’ve always said I wouldn’t continue if there was no longer a path to victory,” U.S. Sen. Cory Booker said Jan. 13 in a campaign-wide email to supporters.

Gov. Phil Murphy will likely sound familiar themes in his state of the state speech on Jan. 14, for good or ill.

New Jersey's state-based health exchange is poised for a giant leap in 2020.

Geographically, the nearest state that saw higher growth than New Jersey was Tennessee.

The measures aim to cut down on state expenses and property taxes, which Senate President Stephen Sweeney described as “low-hanging fruit.”

At stake: the ways people can buy flavored products and e-cigarettes, how businesses can sell them, and the types of commodities allowed in the flow of commerce.

As part of the oversight legislation, Senate Bill 630, that Gov. Phil Murphy signed in December 2018, NJ Transit’s board of directors increased from eight to 13 members.

Housed at Rutgers University, the site would research ways help New Jersey prepare for, and adapt to, a changing environment.

“What we’re going to do on Monday is pass what we thought was the consensus” bill, said Sen. Bob Smith, D-17th District, the measure's main sponsor and chair of the Senate Environment Committee. “That consensus is falling apart.”

Lawmakers are looking to increase the annual cap on incentives for projects, and extend the program until 2029.

“I did exactly what I said I was going to do. I said we weren’t rushing it through,” Senate President Steven Sweeney, the measure's main sponsor, told reporters during a Thursday afternoon voting session.