The 533,000-square-foot deal is one of the largest medical and office transactions signed in the state over the last five years, and reflects the ongoing strength of Northern New Jersey and medical office markets.

Ten individuals were part of the inaugural program--the first initiative in New Jersey, and one of only 36 programs in the United States, to have received a grant from Health Resources and Service Administration Advanced Nursing Education to support its development.

Construction for the Hudson County facility was made possible in part by a $1 million philanthropic gift from the Madeline Fiadini LoRe Foundation.

Braxton Fleming found a community and a calling. Then he founded a business: Luxury dopp kit company Stealth Bros & Co., which makes toiletry bags with special compartments for the hormones, syringes, alcohol wipes and bandages trans men and women need to access on injection day.

Hitting Gov. Phil Murphy's self-imposed goal two weeks early, as of June 18 a total of 4,748,031 people in the Garden State were inoculated against the virus--or roughly 70% of the adult population, according to state health data.

Thanks to a donation from real estate executive Anne Evans Estabrook, the sprawling Fort Monmouth site in Tinton Falls will include a satellite location of the Rutgers Cancer Institute and various outpatient offices.

The offices of U.S. Sens. Robert Menendez and Cory Booker said RWJBarnabas Health is slated to get $26.3 million from FEMA, while Hackensack Meridian Health will receive $11.5 million.

Dr. Kennedy Ganti will serve as the 229th head of the organization, where he has been a member of the board of trustees and held other leadership roles since 2010.

Formally called B.1.617.2, it was first detected in India in December and has since spread to more than 60 countries. It is far more contagious than the “Alpha variant,” first detected in the United Kingdom and formally called the B.1.1.7 strain.

The Jersey City-based Merck spinoff announced plans to pick up the medical device company in March for a total consideration of $240 million, including a $215 million cash payment plus a $25 million contingent milestone payment.

The acquisition brings the oral surgery outpost's total footprint to nine locations in the state, following its October acquisition of offices in Edison and Chatham.