Some NJ Democrats already want to tweak $15 wage … just in case
Assemblyman Roy Freiman, D-Somerset, said his bill serves as a "circuit breaker" that presses pause on escalating increases should employment or revenues take a plunge.
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NJ’s empty rainy day fund on track to get some help under Gov. Murphy
The Garden State is no stranger to budget surpluses. The challenge for the state has been actually holding on to that money and not diverting it elsewhere.
Another year for the Garden State Film Festival
The 17th annual Garden State Film Festival will be held in Asbury Park from March 27 to 31.
Gov. Murphy continues push for new way to support startups
The New Jersey Innovation Evergreen Fund, Murphy said, partners potential startup businesses with firms that believe in those businesses.
Why ‘March Madness’ can be good for your workplace
A new Robert Half survey finds most managers happy to welcome the buzz and energy.
Outrage in Trenton over billions in proposed utility rate hikes
Consumer and environmental groups showed up Wednesday at the Statehouse with 23,000 postcard petitions.
UPDATE: Verizon says NJ texting issues fixed
Verizon said the issues in New Jersey and on the east coast were resolved around 9 a.m.
Auto loan delinquency at all-time high: How to get out
Seven million Americans, the most ever, are 90 days or more behind on their auto loan payments, according to data from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
Anyone buying fur anymore? Trapping is way down in NJ
New Jersey fur trappers are doing less trapping these days, and the pelts they take are declining in value.
NJ retailer to make changes as another shuts down
Charlotte Russe began liquidation at its 416 stores across the country on Thursday in preparation of a shut down as Family Dollar and Family Tree announced they are closing stores.