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Sherrill names Weiss CEO of NJEDA, makes cabinet picks
Gov.-elect Mikie Sherrill taps Evan Weiss as CEO of NJEDA and nominates Ed Potosnak and Lily Laux to lead key New Jersey agencies.
NJBIZ Looking Ahead 2026: Leaders on new Trenton admin
Industry leaders weigh how the new administration in Trenton could reshape New Jersey business in 2026, from cannabis to real estate.
Murphy signs Nvidia AI deal in final press event
Gov. Phil Murphy marked his last media briefing with an Nvidia AI agreement and announcing a $25 million statewide supercomputer initiative.
Sherrill outlines priorities ahead of inauguration (updated)
Gov.-elect Mikie Sherrill details her transition plans, key hires and day-one priorities ahead of her Jan. 20 swearing-in.
Sherrill to break tradition with Newark inauguration
Gov.-elect Mikie Sherrill will take the oath of office at NJPAC on Jan. 20, 2026. Since 1790, all New Jersey governors have held the swearing-in ceremony in Trenton.
Sherrill nominates Davenport as NJ’s next attorney general (updated)
Veteran prosecutor Jennifer Davenport will be the fifth woman in the New Jersey history to serve as the state's chief law enforcement officer.
Sherrill names Doucette as New Jersey’s first COO
Gov.-elect Mikie Sherrill appointed Kellie Doucette as the state's inaugural chief operating officer to modernize operations and strengthen collaboration across agencies.
Sherrill taps Lt. Gov.-elect Caldwell as NJ secretary of state
Following the Murphy administration's model, Lt. Gov.-elect Dale Caldwell will serve in the role, overseeing elections, arts, small business, tourism and civic engagement.
Sherrill administration takes shape, 11th District seat opens
Gov.-elect Mikie Sherrill launched 10 Action Teams and a public input survey to help guide her Day One priorities.
Sherrill, Murphy meet as NJ gubernatorial transition begins
With team leaders in place to facilitate the changeover, Lt. Gov.-elect Dale Caldwell and Kellie Doucette, Gov.-elect Mikie Sherrill and Gov. Phil Murphy convened in Trenton Nov. 5.
