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State loses 4,500 jobs in October as unemployment rate ticks up
New Jersey's employment numbers slipped in October, according to preliminary estimates reported Thursday by the state Department of Labor and Workforce Development.
Advaxis to receive 1.9M tax credit, transfer it for 1.7M in cash
Princeton-based clinical-stage biochemical company Advaxis announced its preliminary approval for the $1.9 million tax credit for 2014. The credit comes from the New Jersey Technology Business Tax Certificate Transfer, or NOL, Program, which is administered by the New Jersey Economic Development Authority and the New Jersey Department of the...
Fox Transportation Trust Fund is ‘too important for us to fail’
Jamie Fox, the recently appointed commissioner of the state Department of Transportation, said Wednesday as part of a panel at the League of Municipalities conference in Atlantic City that fixing the beleaguered Transportation Trust Fund is an issue that needs to be effectively addressed.
‘He’s gold’ Ex-N.J. governors talk Christie’s second term
At the League of Municipalities conference Wednesday in Atlantic City, a panel featuring five former New Jersey governors — Brendan Byrne, Donald DiFrancesco, Jim Florio, Richard Codey and John Bennett — discussed state issues concerning Gov. Chris Christie's second term and his potential bid for the White House in 2016.
N.J. small employers could be eligible for tax credits through ACA’s SHOP
Some New Jersey small employers could be eligible for tax credits to help defray the high cost of health insurance if they buy coverage for their workers through SHOP, the Affordable Care Act's online small employer health insurance marketplace at HealthCare.gov.
Coalition hopes to increase health care transparency through legislation
As the New Jersey Legislature considers regulating “out-of-network” health care — the high, surprise medical bills that can result when patients get care from doctors and hospital who aren't in their insurance plan network — several health care stakeholders Tuesday announced a new coalition to advocate for legislation...
Annual League of Municipalities conference kicks off Tuesday
Now in its 99th year, the annual New Jersey League of Municipalities conference will kick off Tuesday at the Atlantic City Convention Center.
Christie to discuss Keystone XL pipeline on upcoming Canada trip, report says
Gov. Chris Christie is planning to make an official trip next month to Canada, where he will meet with Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper and discuss matters pertaining to the Keystone XL pipeline, according to a report Monday from The Wall Street Journal.
OSHA cites Paterson box maker after worker is hurt when crushed by machine
The U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration has cited Accurate Box Co. Inc. in Paterson after a worker was crushed in a die cutting machine. OSHA is proposing more than $40,000 in penalties for violations related to the May 2014 investigation of the incident.
Revenues are down, but hopes are still up
State Sen. Raymond Lesniak, a major online gaming proponent in the state Legislature, says the industry's first year in New Jersey has been a “great success” — from a regulatory standpoint.
Christie chief of staff O’Dowd to leave for Cooper executive role
Cooper University Health Care announced Friday that Kevin O'Dowd, Gov. Chris Christie's chief of staff, will leave his post within the administration to become its senior executive vice president and chief administrative officer.
Will Jersey City’s Fulop run for governor? Video
It’s the question everyone who’s familiar with Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop wants to know the answer to: Has he considered running for governor of New Jersey?
