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Sussex bagel shop owner indicted on $200K tax fraud charges
Officials allege the family-owned Sussex County business did not pay sales tax at its Andover shop for years.
Quigley joins Stevens & Lee in Princeton
Former New Jersey Attorney General Chief of Staff Sara Quigley joins the The Stevens & Lee Cos. as shareholder and public affairs managing director in Princeton.
NJ appellate court upholds dismissal of Norcross indictment
Citing deficient charges and time, the panel affirmed an earlier decision that dismissed racketeering charges against George Norcross and five co-defendants.
Former Morris County commissioner pleads guilty to bribery
Attorney John Cesaro admitted accepting $7,700 in bribes. He now faces forfeiture, fines and permanent disqualification from office.
Cherry Hill restaurateur indicted on $272K tax fraud charges
Andrew Cosenza allegedly failed to remit the collected levies, since closing his long-running bistro amid bankruptcy issues.
Horizon to pay $100M to settle NJ employee health plan case
The move will resolve allegations of overbilling and contract violations in state employees' health plans.
Murphy deploys NJ National Guard to aid food banks (updated)
Additionally, RWJBarnabas Health announced a $1 million contribution to support the efforts of 14 organizations throughout the state. Wakefern also pledged $1.25 million to food banks across the region.
NJ sues Amazon over Flex driver classification
The state filed suit alleging the e-commerce giant is denying wages and benefits to these carriers under state law.
AG fines NJ pet stores $70K for violating consumer law
Eight shops received penalties for not adhering to the state’s Pet Purchase Protection Act, including failing to disclose puppy health info.
NJ Starbucks accused of discrimination in breastfeeding case
A barista alleged the coffee chain's Sicklerville location failed to provide a proper space during her work shifts and instead gave her a trifold privacy screen.
NJ reminds auto dealers of fines for not deleting car data
The Division of Consumer Affairs sent thousands of letters reiterating sellers could face fines of up to $1,000 under state law for not offering the service before resale or lease.
$2B DuPont PFAS settlement is largest in NJ, US history
New Jersey secured a record agreement that will clean up four contaminated industrial sites across the state, building on recent progress regarding the "forever chemicals."
