N.J. bills would reward companies doing business in the state, which has an antibusiness reputation.
TRENTON - With the withering economy putting the squeeze on New Jersey businesses, Gov. Corzine has been pushing legislation that would reward companies for calling the Garden State home.
U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez of New Jersey is taking over as head of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, giving him the reins of a political operation charged with raising money, recruiting candidates, and winning seats across the nation.
For seven years, New Jersey's agriculture secretary helped farmers overcome major challenges - from nationwide scares over tainted spinach and tomatoes to damage from Asian longhorned beetles, hail, and droughts.
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More than two years after state officials shut down a day-care center operating inside a former thermometer factory, a state senator yesterday introduced a bill to allow prosecution of anyone who intentionally or recklessly causes others to be exposed to health-threatening pollutants.
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New Jersey lawmakers brooded over the latest bad news for the state's pension system yesterday: more than $20 billion in recent investment losses, including $9 billion in October alone.
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