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New Jersey launches crackdown on junk fees
The state is targeting hidden and deceptive charges across industries under a new consumer protection push that includes housing, travel, financial services and ticketing.
Sherrill makes early moves to cut energy costs, add supply
Gov. Mikie Sherrill signs orders to cut NJ energy costs, freeze rate hikes and expand power supply with solar, storage and gas upgrades.
Sherrill signs executive order to improve NJ Transit service
The 45-day improvement plan aims to boost safety, cleanliness, accessibility and reliability at the beleaguered agency.
Sherrill moves to cut red tape for NJ businesses
Gov. Mikie Sherrill announced progress on her agenda to reduce red tape and speed up business permitting in New Jersey by modernizing state government and improving regulatory processes.
Sherrill extends NJ waiver for APNs, PAs 45 days (updated)
The move from Gov. Mikie Sherrill delays new supervisory requirements for advanced practice nurses and physicians assistants for another 45 days, as COVID waivers are set to expire.
Sherrill bars ICE from NJ state property, launches portal
Gov. Mikie Sherrill signs an executive order barring ICE from nonpublic NJ state property without a warrant and launches a new reporting portal.
Sherrill orders 90-day pause on new NJ rules, regulations (updated)
Gov. Mikie Sherrill signed an executive order creating a 90-day pause on new rules and regulations, drawing praise from New Jersey business groups.
Sherrill moves quickly on campaign promises
Mikie Sherrill is sworn in as New Jersey’s 57th governor, pledging to lower costs, freeze utility hikes and push back against Washington.
Sherrill signs executive orders on ethics rules, permits (updated)
Gov. Mikie Sherrill signed four more executive orders on her first day, addressing government ethics, permitting reform and kids’ online safety.
Sherrill takes immediate action on rising NJ energy prices
New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill signed executive orders declaring a utility cost emergency to curb rate hikes and expand in-state power.
Wildfire scorches 12,000 acres in Ocean County
The Jones Road blaze forced the closure of both the parkway and Route 9, as well as a loss of power for 25,000 people. And it could end up being one of the state's largest outbreaks in two decades, according to the commissioner of environmental protection.
New NJ Economic Council sets collaborative forum for business, government
The new initiative will focus on finding solutions to issues important to the public and private sectors while stimulating economic growth and prosperity.
