
Interview: Jeff Pillets, The Jersey Vindicator

Interview: Jeff Pillets, The Jersey Vindicator
(AP Photo/Matt Rourke, File)In appeal to state Supreme Court, AG lists major concerns about Camden nuclear tech firm
(AP Photo/Matt Rourke, File)Holtec International avoids criminal prosecution related to false documents

Holtec confirmed interest in building a new, first-of-its-kind nuclear plant at the former Oyster Creek site in South Jersey.

Subaru of America is the latest major company to choose the City of Camden as its home.

Numerous redevelopment programs are working to define a new Camden, but with three decades of poverty to break through moving the needle is harder than ...

The right to work, to drive, to carry ID. For immigrants? Gov. Christie pitches his budget in Hanover Township while it gets a scathing rebuke ...

A report claims many of the tax break deals for companies in New Jersey have ties to political donors or powerbrokers.

Making Jersey cities safer. Are any initiatives working? Another Atlantic City casino is throwing in the chips. And developing Camden. A big ticket tax break ...

Gov. Christie and Camden Mayor Dana Redd are happy with the $260 million in tax incentives given to Holtec to come to the city, but ...

A blockbuster tax break on the chance a company will create jobs in Camden. Hoboken's antique gas mains get replaced by flood-resistant plastic. And the ...

The Economic Development Authority approved $260 million in tax incentives for Holtec International to build and operate a facility in Camden.