“This is a win-win situation for all involved,” the chair of the Passaic Valley Sewerage Commission said.
If an airline has the cash to give its executives a big pay bump, its employees also deserve a raise, these flight attendants say.
A new partnership is bringing high-speed internet to 1,600 affordable housing units in Newark for as little as $20 per month.
The Newark-based finance company has begun notifying people impacted by the breach, which is being attributed to a “cybercrime group.”
The program is open to individuals and families with annual household incomes up to $64,000.
More than 800 Swissport workers at Newark Airport will get $2.2 million in back wages returned to their wallets, state officials said.
“Anything can happen in New Jersey,” the state lottery’s motto goes. And at the Pick-4 drawing on Thursday – it did.
What does $2 billion worth of marijuana look like? In New Jersey, it looks like success, according to the state cannabis board.
The Prudential Community Grants Program provides micro grants to support projects that create vibrancy in local neighborhoods.
As Black History Month nears its end, New Jersey advocates continue to spotlight severe racial wealth disparities throughout the state.
“People from all political backgrounds are calling for a better system,” an advocate said.
The Amazon-owned audiobook and podcast service has a headquarters in Newark. It announced plans to cut 5% of its workforce in January.
Prudential, which has a headquarters in Newark, will be cutting a total of 145 employees from April to September, a WARN notice says.
A Newark store sold a lottery ticket worth $1.2 million for the latest drawing of the Jersey Cash 5. See the lucky numbers here.
Newark is suing Kia and Hyundai after a jaw-dropping 1,246 percent increase in car thefts of those vehicles – within a single year.
Radian Compliance is a WBENC certified Women’s Business Enterprise and Women-Owned Small Business
A grocery store in Newark sold a Powerball ticket worth $100,000 for the drawing on Feb. 10. See the lucky numbers here.
“Smoking Classics” will be a tribute to an era defined by movies, hip-hop, tv and the rise of the internet, its owners say.
New Jersey’s ban on single-use plastic bags keeps more than 90 million of them out of Newark's trash stream every year, advocates say.
A new analysis says the ban is a bust. But can you really trust a study paid for by the plastic industry, some environmental advocates ask?
The maker of Budweiser and other popular beers has a "harsh reality" awaiting them if workers go on strike next month, the Teamsters say.
Over the past year, New Jersey has also developed its global relationships in Israel, Ireland, Japan and South Korea.
People who buy a Newark Gift Card valued at $50 or more will get a chance to spend some free bonus credits at a local Black-owned business.
The owner let customers cash checks written to “shell companies” to hide the identity of the people receiving the money, prosecutors say.
ShopRite will be holding a career fair at most of its stores in New Jersey on Jan. 20, including the Newark location.
It’s hard to predict which products will become the next big thing. But they do share some common traits, an expert from Rutgers says.
“Medicare is not there for hospitals and their investors to gain unwarranted financial windfalls,” a federal prosecutor said.
Ready to watch the biggest football game of the year? Here are some sports bars and taverns to consider near Newark.
Even if you work a 40-hour week all year (with no days off), you still can’t earn a “living wage” in New Jersey if you make $15 per hour.
The Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation is planning to move its headquarters from Morristown to Newark.
These gift cards can be spent at more than 150 participating Newark businesses – and there’s a 40% bonus offer until the new year.
It’s “one of the best opportunities for upward economic mobility” in Essex County, advocates say: a job in the building trades industry.
The truckers are owed millions in back wages. “Improper deductions” would sometimes gobble up their entire paychecks, prosecutors allege.
Dyanne Faison, 74, claims she suffered "serious and permanent burns" after McDonald's employees failed to put a tight lid on her tea.
“Greasing someone's palm for a lucrative contract not only isn't fair – it's also illegal,” an FBI special agent said.
South 17th Street School and West Side High School students took part in the annual Youth Business Plan Challenge.
High-speed internet access isn’t a luxury these days: it’s a necessity. This federal program offers a $30 per month discount.
Some argue that the tax only impacts rich corporations, but benefits everyone in the state. Others have a simple reply: "A deal is a deal."
“As a 74-year-old man, I’ve been blessed to have this opportunity to start my business.”
United Airlines continues to see pushback from its unionized flight attendants amid their demands for a new work contract.