When it comes to the need for a new rail tunnel under the Hudson River, there has been little debate in recent years — just see the continued migration of residents and business toward mass transit hubs.

As the nation pauses to reflect on the sacrifices its veterans have made, there is still a question looming for troops as they return home: What opportunities are available to them as they adjust to civilian life?

On Monday, new rules approved by the Security and Exchange Commission brought the investment world a bit deeper into the Internet age.

For Carl Goldberg, joining the New Jersey Builders Association some 30 years ago was an opportunity to not only network with fellow development professionals, but with regulators in state government.

Spurred by the Fight for $15 movement, which aims to raise the minimum wage and unionization, walkouts and protests could affect some employers Tuesday as part of a nationwide demonstration.

Stockton University will get an additional $1 million for selling the former Showboat Casino Hotel to developer Bart Blatstein, the school said Monday, bringing the total price to $23 million as it seeks to unload a property that was once slated to be its satellite campus in Atlantic City.

After more than four months of inaction, Gov. Chris Christie used his conditional veto Monday on a five-bill package that sought to address Atlantic City's ongoing economic recovery efforts.