Atlantic City officials are bracing for what is expected to be a difficult Labor Day weekend as two casinos, Showboat and Revel, are scheduled to close Aug. 31 and Sept. 2, respectively.

BioNJ has declared its support for statements made by Gov. Chris Christie to radio station NJ 101.5 on the merger of Rutgers University and the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey.

Lowenstein Sandler announced Thursday that it has added former Newark mayoral candidate and Seton Hall Law professor Shavar D. Jeffries as partner.

The move to revise state regulation of self-insured, multiple-employer health plans, or MEWAs, is being shelved until the fall while Trenton confronts a major stumbling block: whether to continue requiring MEWAs to cover state-mandated health benefits that other self-insured health plans outside the MEWA structure don’t have to offer.

A hundred bucks doesn’t buy you much in New Jersey, according to a recent study by the Tax Foundation.

Developers have long said uncertainty over New Jersey's affordable housing policy has stalled the progress of new projects across the state.

At age 32, Assemblywoman Maria Rodriguez-Gregg (R-Medford) is one of the youngest members of the state Legislature.

If you've been looking for the hospital bill that illustrates the difference between in-network and out-of-network costs — and the fight between hospitals and insurers that goes with it — we've found it.