
The ratings agency raised its outlook to stable, from negative, citing the state’s better than expected revenues, as well as the fact that the additional ...

The ratings agency raised its outlook to stable, from negative, citing the state’s better than expected revenues, as well as the fact that the additional ...

Gov. Murphy signed a bill that will administer $15 million in federal relief money to organizations hurt by the pandemic.

Testimony submitted by the New Jersey Chamber of Commerce requested at least $500 million in grants and loans to small businesses in the new fiscal ...

Sustain and Serve program could bring more business to 160 restaurants

Another round of the $300 a week in FEMA Lost Wages Assistance will continue and says those benefits will reach recipients before Christmas.

The number of New Jersey residents filing for new unemployment claims has now dropped to the lowest level since mid-March. There were just over 12,000 ...

The maker of the opioid Oxycontin has pleaded guilty to federal conspiracy and kickback charges.

The new state-run health care exchange will allow NJ residents to obtain coverage even if the Supreme Court overturns the Affordable Care Act.

More aid for small businesses, an agreement on the Portal North Bridge and construction at Newark Airport's Terminal One moves ahead. Here are today's top ...

Business Correspondent Rhonda Schaffler brings you today's New Jersey business news.

Our panel of reporters look at the top political stories of the year in New Jersey.

Battle continues between governor and fellow Democrats in Legislature over future of tax incentive programs

The city is now part of the Community Collaborative Initiative, a DEP program designed to foster development on contaminated tracts

South Jersey power broker George Norcross testified in front of the Senate committee investigating the state's tax incentive programs.

A centerpiece of his 2017 campaign, Gov. Phil Murphy on Wednesday signed an executive order creating the Public Bank Implementation Board and gave it one ...

A possible replacement for New Jersey’s lapsed corporate tax breaks is in the offing, but the key players in the standoff indicated Wednesday they remain ...

Gov. Phil Murphy on Friday reported progress in resolving the stalemate between his administration and lawmakers over devising replacements that limit the potential for abuse.

At the fourth in a series of hearings on state economic incentive programs, a special task force commissioned by Murphy turned its attention Thursday to ...

In a recent interview with NJTV News Senior Correspondent Brenda Flanagan, Sen. Loretta Weinberg discussed her letter to Gov. Murphy requesting his release of campaign ...

The CEOs of Camden-based companies were among those who testified Monday at a meeting of a state Senate committee to tout the effectiveness of economic-development ...