Sunday, millions of Americans will tune in for the 91st Academy Awards and over a dozen sportsbooks in New Jersey will be accepting bets on who you think will win an Oscar during the ceremony.

The program “Oh Baby, What Great Teeth You’ll Have,” is being supported through a $62,500 grant from The Horizon Foundation for New Jersey.

New Jersey Transit and Amtrak have completed an early action construction contract which includes five major elements for the Portal North Bridge Replacement Program.

Senate Bill 3406 systematizes the requirements for completing the perinatal risk assessment form by Medicaid providers and requires the Division of Medical Assistance and Health Services to analyze the Perinatal Risk Assessment data gathered to find and highlight common risk factors of Medicaid recipients during pregnancy.

Alyssa Weinstein comes from Purcell, Mulcahy & Flanagan LLC in Bedminster, where she was partner for over 15 years.

Wolf Commercial Real Estate represented 515 Grove Street Associates LLC in the leasing and marketing of an office suite to Acrisure LLC at The Grove Office Plaza.

Trustees of the Gateway Program Development Corp. announced Friday they have named Frank Sacr interim executive director and hired Suma Mandel as chief administrative officer.

The state senate approved legislation Thursday that would help protect consumers from being overcharged for prescription medications, and make sure that pharmacists can keep their customers informed about lower price options.

Senate President Stephen Sweeney threw cold water on a higher tax levy that municipal government advocacy groups said they want to be able to impose on legal cannabis sales within their borders, instead suggesting the state might be able to field some of the costs with local drug enforcement.

Senate President Stephen Sweeney said he has yet to begin lobbying lawmakers who are on the fence about approving a new deal on legal marijuana, and he said that will remain the case until lawmakers hammer out the final text of the bill.