If the state, municipalities, counties and school districts in New Jersey continue business as usual to provide government services, they could face a combined gap of up to $13 billion between revenues and services by 2017, according to a report by a nonpartisan commission under the Council of New Jersey Grantmakers. Read More »

A controversial natural gas pipeline proposed to run from New Jersey to New York would have "limited adverse environmental impacts" if built, a federal regulator has found.

As a freshman at Lehigh University, Craig Domalewski cheered on the Mountain Hawks against a highly ranked Temple University in the first round of the NCAA tournament.

The Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative announced today it sold $41.6 million in carbon dioxide allowances on Wednesday in its first quarterly auction since New Jersey's official withdrawal from the cap-and-trade program. The announcement was made one day after the Senate passed a bill that would require the state to rejoin the...

Biomedical research facility, pharma partnership, industrial real estate acquisition

A key vote on one of the top priorities of builders in the state has been delayed.

As an attorney and lawmaker, impartiality is part of who Assembly Minority Leader Jon M. Bramnick is. That all goes out the window when the basketball team he once tried out for takes to the court, though.

The New Jersey Sports & Exposition Authority will become the state’s lead tourism and marketing agency, as it absorbs the Division of Travel and Tourism and the Motion Picture & Television Commission, under a plan unveiled today.

 

More than two dozen bills affecting businesses are up for votes in the Legislature this afternoon, including some businesses have been fighting for years.

Small-business owners from New Jersey, New York and Connecticut discussed the regional impact on small businesses if the three states raise their minimum wages today during a conference call held by the National Federation for Independent Businesses.

A shopping center in Egg Harbor Township will receive up to $11.4 million in state incentives as part of series of incentives, investments and bond refundings approved by the Economic Development Authority's board today.

Prudential Financial Inc. has filed an amendment to its application for a $250.8 million Urban Transit Hub tax credit that names a new Newark site the insurance giant is considering for a new building, according to the agency that administers the incentive.