Elwyn, currently headquartered in Middletown, Pa., is considering building a 53,425-square-foot building in Camden to house its headquarters; the move is expected to create 167 new jobs.

Through specialized research centers and laboratories, NJIT conducted more than $162 million in research in 2018, an increase of $32 million since 2016..

The Community Health Program is intended to leverage and expand existing partnerships with the Greater Newark Healthcare Coalition, the Healthy Greater Newark Accountable Care Organization, Rutgers New Jersey Medical School, and Rutgers University Behavioral Healthcare, among others. 

Autum Shingler-Nace was named assistant vice president of clinical services at Jefferson Health in New Jersey.

Medical professionals have some of the highest numbers of nonfatal occupational injuries. In an effort to educate health care workers and facilities on risks and provide solutions, Rutgers School of Public Health will hold the state’s first Safe Patient Handling Conference on March 19.

New Jersey Realtors, HealthCare Institute of New Jersey, Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, and Partnership for a Drug-Free New Jersey launched a campaign on Tuesday to educate realtors, homeowners and the public, about the importance of securing medicines in their homes and properly disposing of unused drugs that are no longer needed.

LNR Auto Transport operates the space on behalf of Tesla Inc., servicing and transporting Tesla vehicles from Fresno, Calif. to New Jersey, and delivering them to area dealers and clients.

Gov. Phil Murphy on Tuesday said he’s “optimistic” about finalizing a deal on a long-awaited bill to legalize, tax and regulate marijuana in New Jersey, but he has no timeline on when that will happen or when lawmakers will vote on the measure.

NJ Transit will hold hearings at all stations along lines where the agency suspended or curtailed service for repairs, mainly for the installation of the positive train control emergency braking system, beginning tonight at the Dinky Station in Princeton.