Eight hospitals are moving the New Jersey health industry into the high-tech era as they begin sharing patient medical records electronically in several weeks, a move that will reduce costs and medical mistakes while improving health care. The Health-e-cITi-NJ system was unveiled Tuesday at Meadowlands Hospital Medical Center, in...

New Jersey’s businesses are still facing tough times, but conditions are improving, according to a new survey from the New Jersey Business and Industry Association.

As Hess Corp. prepares to spend $650 million building a 625-megawatt natural gas-fueled power plant in Newark, the firm is asking federal regulators to solve a dispute that could save the company $13.5 million. But doing so would require the regional grid operator to approve equipment adjustments that so far,...

Garden State engineering firms hope the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey's proposed $1.6 billion funding for infrastructure projects will help them refill their pipelines in the years to come.

Following up on a $43 million fund to purchase flood-prone properties in July, the Federal Emergency Management Agency announced Friday an additional $28 million in funding will come to New Jersey for flood mitigation purchases.

The number of unemployed residents who will be cut off from benefits is expected to surge in January as federal extensions expire, state officials told the Senate Labor Committee on Thursday.

Wachovia Bank will pay more than $2 million to municipal bond issuers in New Jersey as restitution in a $58.76 million payment settling claims of alleged bid rigging between the bank — acquired in 2008 by Wells Fargo — and state agencies, municipalities, school districts and nonprofits nationwide. Read More »