Leading up to the 2025 fall season, NJ.com is highlighting the top high school football players in New Jersey. Our next list focuses on the top wide receivers in Group 2. We contacted coaches across the state and asked them to fill out a survey requesting …
Economy On Aug 7, 2025 Choose New Jersey announced a successful second quarter, highlighted by securing more than $150 million in economic impact and a Governor-led economic mission to the Gulf Arab States. Governor Phil Murphy led 14 delegates on a week- …
New Jersey lawmakers recently advanced a bill that would expand labor protections for workers in the cannabis industry. If enacted, the measure—which provides stronger union organizing rights, protections for employee representation and collective …
New Jersey residents have been experiencing something unusual lately: The ground beneath their feet has been trembling. Within just a few days this August, two small earthquakes struck northern New Jersey, leaving many residents scratching their heads and …
Recreational marijuana has been legal in New Jersey for a few years at this point. I feel as though the topic is way less taboo and now cannabis gummies, pens and other products are just as common to see as a 6-pack of Miller Lite. Back in 2020, New Jersey …
Companies to pay $875 million over 25 years to resolve PFAS pollution claims in New Jersey Settlement adds to growing list of billion-dollar payouts tied to toxic “forever chemicals” Chemours, DuPont, and Corteva to begin payments in 2026; $16.5M covers …
Claire's files bancruptcy for a second time, what does this mean for New Jersey stores. If you're not familiar with Claire's, it's a cute little shop, mostly in malls where you can find bracelets, purses and anything for your tween and …
Black Business Month was founded in 2004 by engineering entrepreneur Frederick E. Jordan and John William Templeton, President/editor/historian of a scholarly publishing company, as an annual celebration of historical and cultural achievement and …
The Insured Retirement Institute has publicly opposed the New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development’s proposed redefinition of “independent contractors,” stating that the guidelines would exclude independent financial advisers and broker…
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