With weather forecasts calling for over a foot of snow Thursday in some parts of the Northeast, the New Jersey Chamber of Commerce announced Wednesday that its annual “Walk to Washington” event will be postponed at the recommendation of Amtrak.

If there was any doubt about the popularity of New Jersey's new incentive programs, it was put to rest this week during an event held high atop Newark's tallest skyscraper.

The Assembly Commerce and Economic Development Committee will listen to a testimony Thursday from invited members of the business community and public that will assess the future of development in New Jersey.

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey on Tuesday laid out a $27.6 billion, 10-year spending plan for its vast network of transportation infrastructure in the region.

Appearing Monday night on Townsquare Media's monthly “Ask the Governor” radio program, Gov. Chris Christie confirmed that his office has received a subpoena from the U.S. Attorney's Office.

When John Boyd Jr., principal of the Princeton-based Boyd Company, made the trek out to Park City, Utah, last month for the annual Sundance Film Festival, he wasn't surprised that Gov. Chris Christie was the first topic to come up.

The Times reported that it has obtained a letter indicating as much from Alan Zegas, the attorney of David Wildstein, the former Christie appointee at the Port Authority that resigned amid the growing scandal in December. The letter was addressed to Port Authority General Counsel Darrell Buchbinder requesting that Wildstein’s legal fees be paid for ...

“This committee has an important charge, and that is to examine ways to improve the state’s economic well-being,” Prieto said in a statement. “Many New Jerseyans are having a hard time making ends meet under an economy that remains sluggish. I trust that this committee, with Assemblyman Johnson at the helm, will work diligently so ...