Kim pitches Monmouth County as blueprint for NJ growth
NJBIZ joined U.S. Sen. Andy Kim's tour of the region, as he pitched an innovation ecosystem he says can drive jobs, growth and affordability in the Garden State.
Kim describes ‘mass violence’ fears at Delaney Hall (updated)
U.S. Sen. Andy Kim speaks with NJBIZ, detailing chaos outside Newark’s Delaney Hall ICE facility after clashes between protesters and agents.
Sherrill renews call to close Newark Delaney Hall ICE site
Gov. Mikie Sherrill renewed calls to close Newark's Delaney Hall ICE facility, following a clash Monday outside of the facility and citing conditions, protests and public outcry, and federal response in N.J.
NJ Chamber ReNew Jersey summit kicks off in Atlantic City (photos)
Gov. Mikie Sherrill delivered remarks at the event underway in A.C., bringing business leaders and policymakers together to discuss growth, workforce and economy.
Trump, Sherrill spar over Gateway funding freeze
President Donald Trump and Gov. Mikie Sherrill clash with construction halted on the infrastructure project, $200 million released, and legal battles escalating in N.J. and N.Y.
800K NJ residents set to lose SNAP benefits in November (updated)
As the federal government shutdown persists, local impacts threaten access for vulnerable families as of Nov. 1, while food insecurity continues to surge.
Judge’s ruling due on Habba as acting US attorney in NJ
Amid challenges to her appointment, a decision is expected this week regarding whether Trump's former personal attorney, Alina Habba, will stay in the post amid challenges to her appointment and a as "federal criminal cases are now piling up."
Habba’s authority questioned, NJ federal cases delayed (updated)
Meanwhile, the Senate narrowly confirmed former Trump personal attorney Emil Bove to a lifetime appointment as a judge on the U.S. Third Circuit Court of Appeals July 29.
Interim US Attorney Habba reportedly unsure about NJ term
As she approaches her 120th day in the post, reports indicate the Trump appointee may not continue in the role as judges consider replacements amid opposition from state senators.
Poll: NJ residents unhappy with Trenton on taxes, costs
As the governor race heats up, the latest from Rutgers-Eagleton finds dissatisfaction on affordability has gone up by 10 points since 2017.
Helmy to depart Senate, making way for Kim
Following through on a pledge he made when Gov. Phil Murphy appointed his former chief of staff to temporarily fill Bob Menendez’s seat, U.S. Sen. George Helmy announced Tuesday his intention to resign from the Senate.
















