Attorney General Gurbir Grewal announced Johnson & Johnson will compensate New Jersey as part of a multi-state deal that resolves allegations the company misrepresented the safety and effectiveness of a surgical mesh product marketed by subsidiary Ethicon Inc.

The governor released dozens of items from the $235 million that was withheld when he signed the $38.7 billion fiscal year 2020 budget on June 30.

The New Jersey Investment Sales team sold two multifamily properties: Heritage at Piscataway and Brookside Village in Jamesburg.

Last month's jobless rate fell to 3.1 percent from 3.2 percent in August, setting a new low for the sixth consecutive month.

The off-price retailer will open a 46,000-square-foot location at the Raritan shopping center in 2020.

“This clinical affiliation is one part of our strategic plan that will continue Deborah’s mission of maintaining the highest standards of quality cardiac care to our patients,” said Joseph Chirichella, president and chief executive officer of Deborah Heart and Lung Center.

Trustees awarded a contract to Little Falls-based Walsh Construction Co. to build Phase One of the Hoboken Rail Yard project.

“Unfortunately, demand has once again outstripped supply," said Executive Vice President William Waxman. "More new construction is needed to keep up with the demand that shows no signs of abating.”

Formerly BurrellesLuce, the Florham Park company founded in 1888 will show off its rebrand at this month's Public Relations Society of America International Conference in San Diego.

At the Newark Tech Week Innovation Summit, Onyx Equities said its Gateway Connect Wi-Fi is among the first deployments of the next generation of the technology.

The leases at Cooper Center and Cooper Center West total 9,620 square feet.