Gov. Phil Murphy said those restrictions will start rolling back beginning the weekend of June 5.

New Jersey faces a revenue shortfall of $10 billion through June 2021, the Murphy administration said, plus hundreds of millions of dollars more to pay for the state’s response to the virus.

John Fitzgerald, the president and CEO of Magyar Bank, will serve as first vice chairman and Christopher Maher, chairman, president and CEO of OceanFirst Bank, will be second vice chairman.

Eighty-five percent of New Jersey's 350,000-strong restaurant workforce is on unemployment right now.

Located at 200 Industrial Way West, the one-story, free-standing building sits on 4.5 acres.

The project aims to advance water service reliability and increase water flows for household consumption and fire protection.

"With the spread of COVID-19, we have decided to use our food truck to help serve communities that don’t currently have access to Shake Shack," a spokesperson told NJBIZ via email.

“Allowing municipalities the option of extending the grace period for May property tax payments is the right thing to do as many New Jerseyans are impacted financially as a result of this crisis,” he said in a statement then.

The Secaucus-based company said it will have more than 500,000 kits available by the end of June.

The Republican-backed measure has been met with resistance from progressives and labor rights activists, like New Jersey Citizen Action Associate Director Dena Mottola Jaborska who cautioned it would offer blanket immunity and “allow for recklessness on the part of business owners.”

Volunteers of America Delaware Valley and New Jersey SHARES Inc. are teaming up to benefit individuals facing eviction or foreclosure.

The Wayne-based institution was one of 50 to make the S&P Global Intelligence list.