The Passaic Valley Sewerage Commission recognized dozens of New Jersey companies that had exemplary records last year.
32BJ SEIU is accusing Planned Companies of sandbagging building owners and employees with a “restrictive” contract clause.
A pair of exciting new destinations are open in Newark: a craft brewery/taproom and an indoor rock climbing gym.
“Self Made,” an exhibition of photos of local business owners, will be on display at the Newark Public Library.
“By using a shared space, the high cost of individuals renting a space is removed.”
Available jobs include cooks, baristas, sales associates, gate/security agents, maintenance techs, and ticket/ramp workers.
President and CEO Barry H. Ostrowsky will retire at the end of 2022, with Mark E. Manigan appointed to take his place next year.
Court representatives will be available to discuss career opportunities. Participants can apply for these positions on-site.
Supporters say it will bring jobs to the area. Critics worry about working conditions, and impacts to traffic and the environment.
“Many of these franchisees never even chose to be associated with Lukoil,” an industry group says of the 120 gas stations in New Jersey.
A boycott inspired by the Russian invasion of Ukraine has launched in New Jersey’s largest city.
While the statistics are impressive, Black business owners have been disproportionately hurt by lack of access to capital, a nonprofit says.
Job searchers can walk into any ShopRite store in New Jersey on Feb. 26 for “on-the-spot interviews.”
New Jersey's largest provider of electric and natural gas service has bumped up its common stock dividend for the first quarter of 2022.
The program will help minority-owned businesses understand government buyers and learn how to respond to requests for proposals.
A store in Essex County sold a ticket worth more than $618,000 for the Feb. 14 drawing of the Jersey Cash 5. See the lucky numbers here.
When the coronavirus pandemic began, Widchard Jilus lost his job at a corporate gym. Now, he’s launched his own business in Newark.
Are you a NJ resident who did a double take when it came time to pay your electricity bill this month? You’re not alone, federal data shows.
Participating vendors will be selling natural beauty products, handcrafted accessories, desserts and health/fitness products.
A store in Newark sold a winning Powerball ticket for the drawing on Jan. 26. See the lucky numbers here.
A Newark man has been accused of burglarizing a local pizzeria and two bakeries. He hit one of them three times, police said.
The Newark-based university will purchase 43,800 megawatt-hours of renewable energy from a portfolio of hydropower facilities.
Newark’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate for businesses kicked off Monday. The city will take a look at its “impact and effectiveness” on Feb. 1.
Restaurants. Fitness studios. Shoe stores. Banks. Here are just a few new places to visit in Newark.
A store in Newark sold a ticket worth a cool $383K for the Dec. 26 drawing of the Jersey Cash 5. See the lucky numbers here.
The city’s latest COVID mandate will start on New Year’s Eve. It will affect restaurants, bars and other businesses – see the list here.
OSHA is asking New Jersey employers to keep their workers’ safety in mind this holiday season – especially when it comes to the coronavirus.
Find out when you can pick up those last-minute Christmas dinner additions from stores near Newark.
What is one of the 10 largest electric companies in the nation doing to make itself more “diverse?” Find out here.
A Newark store sold a lottery ticket worth $20,000 for the Dec. 7 drawing. See the lucky numbers here.
A mobile job hunting unit will help reach “hotspot” areas disproportionately affected by poverty, crime and violence, Newark officials said.
The concept of “guaranteed income” has taken another step forward in New Jersey’s largest city.
The “Shop With a Hero” event will also support local Newark businesses, officials said.
The budget airline will be ending service to Newark Airport in the first quarter of 2022.
NJIT students, professors or alumni who want to start a business will soon have access to $75,000 from a new venture fund.
Miriam Serna, founder of Safety Food Interactive Services: “Success isn’t just about taking – it’s about giving.”
Currently the senior advisor for financial and strategic projects for Gov. Phil Murphy, Weiss will step into his new role on Dec. 1.
United Airlines is giving $1,000 to 67,000 employees – just in time for the holidays.
State Officials: The tank is mostly full of hazardous wastewater, which is being mixed with cooking oil and shipped to a biodiesel supplier.
A construction company in Newark didn’t give its employees the required safety equipment, leading to a worker’s death, prosecutors said.