The 2-acre residential parcel, associated with the sale of the 227-acre mixed-use facility in South Jersey, went to an independent developer.

May's numbers showed a 124.1 percent increase from what the house took in during the same month last year.

The semester plans include online and remote learning for most for-credit, workforce development and noncredit courses.

The new rules for beauty salons, barber shops, cosmetology shops, day and medical spas, electrology facilities, hair braiding shops, massage parlors, nail salons, tanning salons and tattoo parlors.

The state sees more allowances for services as it enters “Stage 2” of its reopening and the COVID-19 pandemic slows down across New Jersey.

The Somerset-based company expects to supply hundreds of millions of doses from August 2020, and potentially through to March 2022, should the product be approved by regulatory agencies.

How New Jersey's towns and restaurants are planning for an al fresco summer.

Avoiding the $34 billion in annual workplace productivity losses caused by informal caregiving.

During this time of uncertainty we know our readers want, and need, to be connected with relevant info. That's why this week's NJBIZ – featuring a spotlight section on senior health care, Aerofarm's vertical ascent, the intersection of economic opportunity and social justice, how New Jersey towns are planning for summer's outdoor dining, and more – is open to all, subscriber or not.

FrutaPop struck gold when it launched to much acclaim in 2017, garnering national coverage in outlets ranging from Forbes to Cosmopolitan and sales all over the country. But in a world where a grocer’s freezer is exclusive real estate, and a large subset of its retailer clientele doesn’t even have freezer space, the company knew reformulating to a shelf stable product would be a boon.

Healthlink Advocates Founder Lorie Gardner on overcoming communication challenges for loved ones during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Photos from Hackensack Meridian Health, Amboy Bank, New Jersey American Water and U.S. Rep. Josh Gottheimer, featured in this week’s issue of NJBIZ.