Attorney General Matthew Platkin announced New Jersey is joining with three other states to file the action against online entity Slotie.

According to Charles Steindel, former chief economist of the State of New Jersey, who analyzed the report for Garden State Initiative, “September was the first month since March 2020 that New Jersey’s unemployment rate was below the nation’s."

The New Jersey Economic Development Authority is looking for more feedback on revised rules for its gap financing tool, which offers support to commercial, mixed use, and residential real estate development projects, with a deadline to submit approaching at the end of the month.

“This lawsuit will seek administrative penalties, compensatory damages, natural resource damages, and punitive damages,” said New Jersey Attorney General Matthew Platkin. “We’ll ask the court to order the defendants to stop their lying and to pay for the costs of their conduct in New Jersey.”

A bill passed unanimously by the state Senate would remove the sweetener from the list of items covered by the state’s newly enacted rules governing the sale of home baked goods and other prepared foods by individuals to individuals.

The votes on Rachel Wainer Apter and Douglas Fasciale come after a long delay amid political maneuvering, which left the bench with multiple vacancies. Monday’s vote cuts that number down to just one.

NJMVP will provide grants to New Jersey operators in targeted industries, covering up to 50% of the costs of purchasing new equipment or technology, ranging from $7,500 to $250,000.

The $200 million pool of money is intended to attract large production companies to New Jersey.

The measure would create and promote programs at colleges and county vocational schools that align with the industry’s needs to prepare students for future jobs in the industry.

The legislation would ban sports organizations that are backed by and operated through sovereign wealth funds – such as Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF), which backs LIV Golf – from hosting sporting or athletic expositions in the state.

The move follows a Summary Cease and Desist Order from the New Jersey Bureau of Securities that was issued over the summer. Earlier that month, National Realty Investment Advisors LLC filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.

The move aims to enhance the technical and managerial capacity of the system, with an overall goal of improving operations and maintenance to ensure reliably safe drinking water for the more than 200,000 residents TWW serves.