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

An NJ Spotlight forum Friday focused on the state's vaping epidemic, proposed bills to ban vape products, and featured speakers on both sides of the ...

Correspondent Briana Vannozzi spoke with NJ Spotlight Editor-at-Large Colleen O'Dea about a special report by the NJ Spotlight and NJTV News teams that examines the ...

Paterson Mayor Andre Sayegh says his city relies heavily on state transitional aid, receiving $33 million last year. This year they hoped for $26 million, ...

At the NJ Spotlight forum "Defining the Diploma," participants discuss the value of a diploma and how educators can keep up with the demands of ...

An NJ Spotlight forum focuses on the quest to make progress on the decadeslong battle of building affordable housing in the Garden State.

The state Health Department is seeking applicants to operate as many as 108 new medical marijuana businesses.

Governor argues his conditional veto addresses ‘egregious loopholes’ in the legislation. Opponents claim it protects groups that contributed to his campaign.

The organism, little known as recently as two years ago, poses a risk to those with compromised immune systems or other existing illnesses, health officials ...

In 2018, the state's graduation rate for almost every category of student increased.

A national poll from the Kaiser Family Foundation shows just one out of every 10 adults reported discussing their own end-of-life care wishes with a ...

"Spotlight on the future of local journalism" provides an in-depth look at what's to come from experts in the journalism field.

According to a NJ Spotlight report, while it's not a huge number, more people are moving out of New Jersey than are moving in.

The speech covered a lot of territory. Whether it moved the needle on Murphy’s relationship with Sweeney, we’ll have to wait and see.

NJ Spotlight's John Reitmeyer took a deep dive into the data after Princeton Township and Princeton Borough merged five years ago.

The governor thanked Sweeney’s group and said he welcomes the conversation about how best to jump start the economy.

The state health commissioner says banking reforms will diversify the marijuana marketplace, especially if New Jersey legalizes recreational marijuana.

Some towns, largely the ones that can build on their share of land, send revenue from a 3 percent hotel room tax to the state, ...

What do New Jersey residents get in return for all the new revenue being raised?

Population data shows Jersey residents are moving out of the suburbs and back into cities.