NJ unemployment hits all-time low — and Murphy takes credit
The governor says efforts to grow the economy the right way are paying off.
Money & Business
NJ electric utilities brace for this high-demand heat wave
Jersey utilities are bracing for the extreme demand on the power delivery system from this extended stretch of very hot and humid weather, as New Jerseyans lean heavily on their air conditioning.
Survey shows Sunday is the new Monday for workers
Is Sunday night the new Monday morning for job stress?
NJ is handing out millions for new apprenticeship grant programs
New Jersey is handing out millions for new apprenticeship grant programs
American Dream mega mall set to open in Oct. — and they're hiring
The opening date for the long-delayed American Dream retail and entertainment complex is set for Oct. 25.
Philly oil refinery explosion may cause gas prices to 'wobble'
Trouble with Iran, higher crude prices, a refinery fire in nearby Philadelphia... all problems that may cause gas prices to "wobble," near term, according to one expert.
Harmful slime invades NJ's largest lake — 'devastating' economy
Mayor Michael Francis wants to work with the DEP and come up with a solution to the bloom growth that's more than a "band-aid" fix.
Wayfair workers protest contract with border immigrant centers
Wednesday's walkout was organized when Wayfair refused to back out of a contract to sell $200,000 worth of furniture.
Federal program has been helping vets buy homes for 75 years
The VA Loan Program, which enables military veterans to obtain housing loans with the Fed's backing, has just marked its 75th anniversary.
Proposed NJ law scraps costly fines for business paperwork errors
Hoping to eliminate a sliver of red tape facing New Jersey's small businesses, lawmakers continue to advance a measure that would allow minor paperwork violations to go unpunished.