Legislators are holding off on a bill that would extend the governor's COVID-19 orders for another 45 days, after charging that he did not inform them of his plans to enact school mask mandates for the next three months.

Any bill that fails to make it through both chambers will need to be reintroduced, with the process beginning all over again. Here’s a rundown of some of the most consequential measures under consideration.

Officials will work with the Hoboken company to implement digital workflows to increase efficiencies in services offered to constituents.

Darryl Isherwood will develop strategies for the growth of those industries by working with the administration's economic development team and the state's film commission.

“I don’t see it,” the governor told NJ Advance Media in a recent interview, referring to more limits on businesses, vaccine requirements or mask mandates.

The outgoing Senate Majority Leader was originally set to retire Jan. 11

The State Comptroller’s Office, in a Jan. 5 report, faulted the New Jersey Economic Development Authority for not clawing back $200 million in overpayments.

Under the program, businesses can receive subsidies for building grocery stores and other places to sell healthy foods.

Holtec International was awarded the $260 million Grow NJ incentive in 2014 for moving to Camden, making it one of the largest in state history.

Wesley Matthews will take over for Jose Lozano, who announced last month that he would return to Hackensack Meridian Health as a senior vice president of business.

The Somerset County Park Commission and Island Beach State Park in Ocean County will both collect this year's trees.