At a board meeting on Tuesday, the Economic Development Authority approved incentives for four companies under the controversial Grow New Jersey program, which is set to sunset on July 1 without any replacement in place.

The measure would require health education programs in New Jersey schools to include age-appropriate instruction on mental health, including information on substance abuse.

The rating assesses all 50 states and the District of Columbia on 47 health care measures, covering access, quality, service use and costs of care, health outcomes, and income-based health care disparities.

Located a block away from Hackensack University Medical Center, 83 Summit Ave. is a 3,000-square-foot, two-story building currently leased to Specialized Therapy Associates, North Jersey Surgical, and Cardiac Care Associates.

The commercial real estate services firm’s New Jersey capital markets team is representing the seller in marketing River Edge at Garfield.

“After two years of feigned concern from state leadership and legislators about unfair arrests and convictions for people with small amount offenses – mostly black and brown, mostly poor New Jerseyans – I refuse to excuse the charade,” Sen. Ronald Rice, chair of the Legislative Black Caucus, said in a statement on Tuesday.

Under the IRS’ new rules, if a taxpayer received a benefit from their local government for state or local taxes, they’d have to reduce the amount claimed for charitable deductions on their tax returns.

The Independent senator from Vermont, Bernie Sanders, showed his support on Twitter, re-posting a tweet by the Communications Workers of America ahead of the organization's planned rally at the statehouse on Thursday to promote its priorities for the state's fiscal year 2020 budget.

Signed into law last summer, the program covers up to 30 percent of expenses for film productions between 2019 and 2023, or 35 percent if they film in South Jersey.

Constructed by KDC Solar, the newly completed project ranks as the state's largest net metered solar installation and distinguishes Jackson-based Six Flags as one of the world’s first solar-powered theme parks.

The move comes after Speaker Craig Coughlin cancelled a vote in the state Assembly earlier this week on a measure to expand the state's medicinal cannabis program.