Rhonda Schaffler

Some 13% of Bloomfield’s full-time employees will not be hired after the merger

Faculty unions at Rutgers University to hold strike authorization vote next week

New report finds surcharge is only paid by the top 2% of businesses in the state

State funding has gone to startups in clean technology, aerospace and gene therapy

NJ’s revenue collections rose in January but are expected to moderate in coming months

A group of 20 state legislators sent a letter to Gov. Phil Murphy, opposing a plan by PVSC, to put a new methane gas-fired power plant in Newark.

Since the pandemic, average net worth among Black households has risen more than the average net worth among non-Black households.

New Jersey Policy Perspective argues for expanding NJ’s new child tax credit program

Federal investigators are still looking into two other worker deaths that occurred at Amazon facilities in New Jersey last summer.

On Friday, 17 New Jersey startup companies were awarded grants to develop products, services and technologies to support the wellbeing of mothers and their children.

EDA head says NJ could become the friendliest state for remote and hybrid work

Starting in the spring, food retailers can apply for grants of up to $250,000 to buy and install temperature-controlled lockers.

Surveys have shown Americans aren’t saving as much for retirement as they’d like. But a recently passed bill in Washington creates incentives to save more.

The national average price of gas is projected to drop 50 cents per gallon in 2023

A law goes into effect Jan. 1 that increases the minimum amount of required liability insurance

Interview with Jean Sinzdak, associate director of the Center for American Women and Politics

Lack of capital is an ongoing problem for minority businesses

A peer recovery specialist leans on personal experience to help others

Rates are now at their highest level in 15 years

NJ will receive $33M-plus in multistate settlement with the vaping company JUUL Labs