The loss of revenue for the state and the loss of competition for retailers in New Jersey "compounds daily," said New Jersey Retail Merchants Association president John Holub, because of online retailers that avoid the 7 percent sales tax.

A bill that would ban the transport and treatment of wastewater from hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, in New Jersey was released by the Assembly Environment and Solid Waste Committee earlier today.

The Senate commerce committee on Monday unanimously voted in favor of allowing gasoline companies to offer rebates to customers in New Jersey. It now awaits its chance before the full Senate, which could come Dec. 15.

The renovation of the I-280/Route 21 interchange in Newark will be handled by Michael Baker Jr. Inc., a subsidiary of Michael Baker Corp., of Moon Township, Pa.

Hackensack University Medical Center is one step closer to reopening a community hospital on the grounds of Pascack Valley Hospital.

The state Legislature wasted no time addressing the issue of telecommunications and cable deregulation when it reconvened Monday.

Another round of changes may be in store for the state's Urban Transit Hub tax credit program, which would be amended under a version of the Grow New Jersey incentive bill up for review today by an Assembly committee.