Lawmakers and an environmental group today said New Jersey stands to make significant environmental and economic gains from the development of offshore wind, but only if state and federal officials act soon.

A Wyckoff grocery store that’s been the scene of a pitched battle for more than two years got approval from the town planning board, but a lawyer says the project’s opponents aren’t going away.

Kenneth E. Kobylowski also commended lenders who did outreach to their customers in the days following Hurricane Sandy.

Mitchell Hersh addressed an apartments summit for the first time as a someone actively invested in the apartment real estate market.

Four decades of New Jersey television history could soon be preserved for decades to come, thanks to new funding from a New Jersey nonprofit foundation.

The annual trip to the capital will feature panel discussions on rebuilding business in the wake of Hurricane Sandy.