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A government advisory committee is likely to give a thumbs up Friday to a third COVID-19 vaccine, paving the way to increased supply of the much-in-demand vaccines. The new vaccine, from drugmaker Johnson & Johnson, offers a […]
EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP — NASA made one giant leap into South Jersey by teaming up with the Federal Aviation Administration William J. Hughes Technical Center to collaborate on advancing drone technology, electric vertical takeoff and landing
NASA touches down in Atlantic County, collaborates with FAA Read More »
New Jersey prides itself in having one of the most diverse populations in the country. It also has the most diverse city. Jersey City was selected as the most ethnically diverse city in the country
Jersey City (again) is named most diverse city in U.S. Read More »
The offshore wind industry in New Jersey is strengthening its connection and partnership with union labor. On Thursday, Atlantic Shores Offshore Wind — the 50-50 joint venture between EDF Renewables North America and Shell New Energies US
Governor Murphy Establishes Office of Climate Action and the Green Economy, Creates New Jersey Council on the Green Economy NEWARK – Governor Phil Murphy announced an investment of more than $100 million in clean, equitable transportation
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OCEANPORT – New Jersey City University’s satellite campus on the former Fort Monmouth grounds is slowly coming into focus but is still months away. Squier Hall, built by the U.S. Army in 1935 as an administration
See Fort Monmouth NJCU campus construction, September opening planned Read More »
In another big win for Bayonne, a massive UPS distribution center is coming to Lincoln Logistics Bayonne, the industrial park Lincoln Equities Group is building on the site of the former Military Ocean Terminal, the city said. The facility
Big win for Bayonne: Huge UPS center (and 1,000 jobs) coming Read More »
Jim Kirkos remembers all too well the disaster that was the first and only Super Bowl played in New Jersey. It was Super Bowl XLVIII, in February 2014. Nearly all of the fan experience festivities
Why N.J.’s dreams of second Super Bowl start with World Cup Read More »
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