Despite the rising seas and bigger storms brought on by climate change, millions of vulnerable homeowners in New Jersey and the rest of the Northeast are uncovered by federal flood insurance because they can’t afford it or don’t think flooding will impact them. Read...
Rob Asaro-Angelo, the commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development, said over the past five years the state has invested more than $50 million for different grants to create a total of 1,200 apprenticeship programs — double the number...
Understand Your Customer: To develop an effective marketing plan, it’s essential to understand your target audience. Market research tools can provide valuable insights into customer behaviors and preferences, enabling you to tailor your messaging and offerings...
On Friday morning, Tricia Rosina, an education coordinator with the firm ACT Engineering, and environmental technician Rachel Thornton were cleaning, measuring and preparing oysters raised this year for release into the Great Egg Harbor Bay. Read more from The Press...
AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center, Mainland Campus, was given the highest possible grade by a national patient care watchdog group, the company announced Monday. Read more from The Press of Atlantic City.
Among the key issues pending in the Legislature and work left incomplete since before a long summer recess are proposed veterans home reforms, clean-energy policy changes, and social justice measures. The state court system is also still contending with an abundance...
All 40 seats in the state Senate and the 80 seats in the state Assembly were on the line. All but two races were uncontested. General Assembly seats are two-year terms, while the Senate is four years. View the unofficial results on northjersey.com.
• According to Benjamin Laker, professor at Henley Business School, organizations that lead with gratitude foster a sense of reciprocity – mutual recognition that promotes a continuous cycle of goodwill and strengthens team cohesion. • Studies show that...
A little fewer than 200 artists from the area, around the country and other parts of the world, including Italy, Japan and Spain, set up shop in the Hard Rock for the three-day expo that concludes Sunday. They specialized in a variety of art forms, from American...
The New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development (NJDOL) has announced $10 million in available funding through the UPSKILL: NJ Incumbent Worker Training Grant to help employers further train existing workers. The FY24 funds will be competitively...