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Murphy conditionally vetoes bill to ease brewery restrictions
After sitting on the governor's desk since late June, the legislation – which was previously and unanimously approved by the Legislature – would have automatically made the measure law if the governor didn’t take action by Nov. 27.
Wawa gears up for back-to-back launches in Morris, Gloucester counties
Scheduled to begin welcoming customers Nov. 30 in Sewell and Dec. 1 in Mountain Lakes, the new locations will be the chain’s 55th and 58th grand openings this year.
U.S. News includes 34 NJ facilities on 2024 Best Nursing Homes list
The publication evaluated more than 15,000 facilities across the nation, with a total of 2,804 centers earning the highest marks for either or both short- and long-term care.
Special Olympics NJ recognizes J&J for continued support
The conference’s keynote address was given by Adam Taliaferro, J&J’s director of state and community engagement and a former Penn State football player who suffered a career-ending spinal cord injury and is now an advocate for individuals with disabilities.
Tuesday’s NJBIA event features Murphy, top business, political leaders
The New Jersey Business & Industry Association 2023 Public Policy Forum will include speeches, panel discussions, awards recognition and more.
NJDOL, NJEDA collaborate on $10M apprentice expansion effort
The funding will support existing or new training facilities — each with the capacity to train hundreds of skilled workers per year.
NJ education commissioner to step down
“As Dr. [Angelica] Allen-McMillan has announced her retirement at the end of January, I want to take this opportunity to thank her for her service to the people of New Jersey and wish her nothing but the best in her next chapter," Gov. Phil Murphy said.
Oliver family launches nonprofit in honor of late lieutenant governor
The Sheila Y. Oliver Civic Association will support young women of color who are interested in government, public policy and community organizing, as well as underrepresented and underserved communities.
Dave’s Hot Chicken sets opening for 2nd NJ restaurant
Known for its tenders and sliders with spice levels ranging from “No Spice” to “Reaper," the fast casual will begin welcoming customers at its Ocean Township eatery Dec. 2.
Aldi expands fruit recall to NJ stores
Because of concerns over salmonella and listeria, the discount grocer issued the warning for certain brands of fresh cantaloupe, as well as select peaches, nectarines and plums.
Novartis recalls organ rejection medication
As it did in a September announcement, the East Hanover-based drugmaker said crystal formation in some bottles of its Sandimmune Oral Solution could potentially lead to incorrect dosing.
Old Bridge roofing company admits OSHA violation in employee death
If the court accepts a plea agreement, Zona Roofing will be sentenced to five years of probation and will pay $75,000 in restitution to the victim’s family, among other conditions.
