Evans promoted to SVP at Greater Trenton
Bryan Evans has been promoted to senior vice president at Greater Trenton, the independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit that uses private funding and a network of relationships to advance economic revitalization efforts in Trenton, the group...
The Interview Issue: Robert Asaro-Angelo, once aspiring sports journalist, proves Labor Dept.’s value instead
Robert Asaro-Angelo grew up in a family of public servants. His father worked for the Atlantic County Board of Social Services before heading up AFSCME New Jersey, the public employees’ union. His mother ended...
Christie, in final State of State, touts achievements
Gov. Chris Christie recapped eight years of achievements in a lengthy final State of the State address Tuesday afternoon in the General Assembly chambers.
Some remarks were aimed at Gov.-elect Phil Murphy, on topics such...
Breaking down the infrastructure bill: Gateway Project part of $12.3B that could soon be...
It’s not official. The $1 trillion infrastructure bill still has to pass in the House of Representatives. And then there’s the matter of an additional $3.5 trillion spending plan that focuses on education, child...
N.J. native Gottlieb announces he’s leaving FDA
Commissioner Scott Gottlieb announced he will be leaving the U.S. Food and Drug Administration within a month to return to his family in Connecticut.
The New Jersey native is leaving on a high note.
In the...
NJEDA Aspire program boosts residential developments in Jersey City, Atlantic City
The New Jersey Economic Development Authority Board recently approved residential projects in Jersey City and Atlantic City for tax credit awards under the Aspire Program.
The two awards, representing a collective investment of more...
Here are NJ Transit’s corporate board nominations
Gov. Phil Murphy announced Thursday the following nominations to New Jersey Transit's corporate board.
Raymond Greaves (Bayonne, Hudson);
David Rasmussen (Woodbridge, Middlesex);
James Adams (West Orange, Essex);
Reverend Janet Gasbarro (Absecon, Atlantic);
Lynn Spadaro...
Kean pushing Murphy to release more CARES Act money to small businesses
For months, Gov. Phil Murphy has been asking the Legislature to pass a bill allowing him to borrow at least $5 billion to provide more money for the state’s expenses. On Thursday, two Republican...
Up to $30K in rent is available for small businesses in Essex, Ocean, Passaic
Small businesses in Essex, Ocean and Passaic counties are eligible for up to $30,000 in commercial rent assistance, thanks to Phase 2 of the Small Business Lease Emergency Assistance Grant Program, it was announced...
Here’s an idea: Let’s try a bipartisan approach to addressing Transit troubles
Gov. Phil Murphy has said fixing NJ Transit has been a top priority since taking office.
With time running out on the goal, Senate Republican Leader Anthony Bucco (R-Denville) is offering a lifeline. Or at...
