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$24.25M project to transform Battleship New Jersey (photos)
The Battleship New Jersey Museum & Memorial will undergo a $24.25M redevelopment, backed by $19.8M in NJEDA tax credits, starting in 2027.
NJ secures court approval for $2.5B DuPont, 3M PFAS settlements
New Jersey secures court approval for $2.5 billion in DuPont and 3M PFAS settlements that will help fund contamination cleanup and restoration efforts at sites across the state.
OPINION: New Jersey liquor law reforms boost breweries, business
Sen. Vin Gopal, D-11th District, writes that New Jersey's new liquor law reforms expand opportunities for breweries, reuse inactive licenses and support business growth.
NJ ABC test rules put employers on Oct. 1 deadline
New Jersey's ABC test rules take effect Oct. 1. Experts advise employers using independent contractors should review worker classifications now.
NJ recovers $193M from civil enforcement settlements
New Jersey recovered $193 million through civil enforcement settlements in 2025, led by healthcare, PFAS and labor cases.
NJHMFA sells $40M in tax credits to fund housing production
NJHMFA sold $40 million in tax credits to fund affordable and workforce housing production, with another $60 million auction set.
Sherrill taps former federal official to lead NJ Division of Consumer Affairs
Gov. Mikie Sherrill tapped a former federal official, Christopher Peterson of Utah, to lead New Jersey's Division of Consumer Affairs as acting director.
Labor leader defends PLAs amid Toms River lawsuit
IUOE Local 825's Greg Lalevee defends project labor agreements as Toms River faces a lawsuit challenging its use of a PLA on a paving project.
Exclusive: Trenton Forward launches to drive Capital City investment
Trenton Forward launches to connect businesses, investors and developers while driving economic development in New Jersey's Capital City.
NJ lawmakers push first US online microbetting ban
New Jersey lawmakers seek to ban online microbetting, citing addiction risks and research showing 78% of participants meet the criteria for problem gambling.
Sherrill signs NJ surveillance pricing ban (updated)
Gov. Mikie Sherrill signed a New Jersey law banning surveillance pricing for groceries and food products using consumers' personal data. But not everyone is happy.
NJEDA to pause Aspire tax credit applications
NJEDA will pause new Aspire tax credit applications by week's end and relaunch the program this fall with new standards and reforms.
