Nearly 60 percent of responders say the practice should be legal, and almost half say the state shouldn’t wait for federal approval before it begins taking bets.

State defends revenue projections, standing behind Christie’s call for a broad-based tax cut.

The agency’s involvement is effectively one of the last regulatory hurdles megamall project would need to clear.

“As much as I want to say I see a bright light coming, I think this thing could become a legal morass of unprecedented proportions,” says an executive with the League of Municipalities.

It may become much harder for companies to get lawsuits dismissed following the decision, according to the attorney.

The measure would exempt New Jersey Olympic medalists from paying state income tax on their winnings.

The regulations are designed to continue encouraging physicians to move away from paper records into the digital age.

The executive director of an industry group says the cheaper energy prices promised through fracking can help encourage business development in New Jersey.

A bill that could cut the time it takes to foreclose on an abandoned property by more than a year advanced out of a state Senate committee today.

Development community cheers expanded tax credits, while industry group notes transparency requirement could have kept for-profit hospital operators out of the state.

Partnerships seen as one way to help universities launch much-needed construction projects to expand, modernize campuses.

Though there are currently thousands of job seekers and a wealth of job openings in the state, employers continue to have difficulty locating workers with the skill sets they need most.