
Real-estate developers are counting on better rail access to Manhattan, and without it, bustling construction sites will lurch to a halt

Real-estate developers are counting on better rail access to Manhattan, and without it, bustling construction sites will lurch to a halt
(NJ Spotlight News)Meals, social services and even haircuts: How one nonprofit is boosting wellness for a growing population
(AP Photo/Ted Shaffrey)Heading into the election, seven of every 10 NJ voters had negative views about the national economy
(AP Photo/Mike Groll, File)Now topping $4,000 an ounce, gold boomed over last seven months

Interview: John Harmon, CEO, African American Chamber of Commerce of New Jersey

Interview: Michele Siekerka, president and CEO of the New Jersey Business & Industry Association

Analysts estimate average family will pay $4,000 extra for goods

Watching closely for extent of tariffs, effects on inflation

Goods are being rerouted, but port worker strike could have massive impact
(AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)Reviewing the record on 25 important votes
(AP Photo/Seth Wenig, File)Scutari and Coughlin discuss agenda at annual NJ League of Municipalities conference
(NJ Spotlight News)Rutgers-Eagleton poll shows voters care most about dollars-and-cents issues

Even life expectancy is shorter than the statewide average

NJ lawmakers are in the final weeks of negotiating the state budget

NJ congressman tries to find common ground for a deal
NJ Spotlight NewsMove on to make Atlantic City 'the East Coast hub for cannabis'

Companies that received multimillion-dollar tax breaks employ a handful of locals

Restaurants were booked up during the holidays, people less worried about dining indoors

223,000 new jobs were added to the US economy in December, and the unemployment rate was 3.5%

The layoffs represent about 6% of the company’s total corporate workforce