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U.S offshore wind developer Atlantic Shores Offshore Wind has selected wind turbine maker Vestas as the preferred supplier for its 1…

Officials and stakeholders gathered Oct. 4 in Camden to introduce NJ Transit’s first battery electric bus, which will soon enter service.

The New Jersey CSIT is opening applications Oct. 3 for the fourth round of its small business startup support programs.

Sen. Joe Pennacchio chastised the Murphy Administration for the autocratic management of the New Jersey State Board of Education after several board members who opposed the controversial new sex curriculum standards were set to be replaced.

Bayonne has authorized new Urban Enterprise Zone (UEZ) projects for this year.

NJDOL announced $6.5 million in grants Sept. 22  to create and expand apprenticeships throughout New Jersey.

Theres cause for optimism as New Jersey marks Climate Week.

This is just another example of the state ignoring the real issues impacting NJ residents, Assemblywoman Vicky Flynn said.

Acting Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin today announced a new division has been formed in the state Attorney General’s Office designed to prevent future violence by better addressing the needs of crime victims and trauma survivors.

The noncompliance includes alleged failure to limit working hours and provide appropriate meal breaks.