Chris Emigholz Chief Government Affairs Officer
Non-profit

State treasurer updates revenue projections in FY27 budget

New Jersey Treasurer Aaron Binder updated lawmakers about stronger-than-expected state revenues but cautioned about future economic uncertainties affecting upcoming budgets. Officials discussed new business taxes under consideration while emphasizing prudent planning amid national risks.

Alex Daniel, Vice President and General Counsel, New Jersey Civil Justice Institute
Government

NJ Civil Justice Institute VP on auto insurance: Lawmakers must ‘address litigation abuse by taking steps to limit frivolous lawsuits’

Sean M. Spiller President
News

NJEA Delegate Assembly elects three to NEA Board of Directors

Jim Tedesco, County Executive of Bergen County
Real Estate

Bergen 250 announces third annual Star-Spangled Spectacular at Overpeck County Park

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President Jonathan Koppell
Non-profit

Montclair musical theatre students perform at Lincoln Center in New York City

Montclair State University Musical Theatre students recently debuted at Lincoln Center in New York City with ‘The Elementary Spacetime Show.’ Their performance highlights both individual achievements and institutional support that connects them with major cultural venues.

James J. Tedesco, III, County Executive
Real Estate

Bergen County adds new vehicle to community transportation fleet

Bergen County has expanded its community transportation fleet with a new federally funded vehicle. Officials say this addition will improve access for seniors and those with limited mobility who rely on these essential transit services.
Ron S. Jarmin, Acting Director
News

U.S. Census Bureau releases 2025 state government tax collections data

The U.S. Census Bureau has published detailed data from its 2025 Annual Survey of State Government Tax Collections. The release covers a wide range of tax categories for all states and Washington D.C., supporting analysis by policymakers and researchers.
Chris Wright, Secretary of the U.S. Department of Energy
Government

California energy policies linked to high prices and increased foreign oil dependence

California faces some of the nation’s highest energy prices following years of restrictive policy decisions affecting local production. The state’s increasing reliance on foreign oil raises economic concerns as well as issues related to national security.
Mary Kate Naatus, Ph.D., Assistant Provost
Non-profit

Ukrainian Catholic University leader visits Seton Hall to discuss collaboration

Halyna Protsyk from Ukrainian Catholic University visited Seton Hall University during a trip linked to Model UN activities in New York City. The visit focused on strengthening academic partnerships between both universities through meetings with faculty, staff, administrators, and students.

Gregory A. Beard, Director of Energy Dominance Financing
Government

DOE announces conditional loan for Wisconsin medical isotope facility

The Department of Energy’s Office of Energy Dominance Financing has issued a conditional commitment for up to $263 million in loans supporting construction of an advanced medical isotope facility in Wisconsin by SHINE Chrysalis LLC. The project aims to create America’s only commercial source for molybdenum‑99 used widely in diagnostic imaging procedures.
George M. Cook, Performing the Duties of the Director
News

U.S. Census Bureau releases March 2026 business formation statistics

The U.S. Census Bureau has published its Business Formation Statistics for March 2026. The report tracks new business applications across the United States and Puerto Rico.
Jim Tedesco, County Executive of Bergen County
Real Estate

Bergen County Zoo announces 18th annual Party for the Planet Earth Day event

Bergen County Zoo will hold its annual Party for the Planet Earth Day celebration April 25-26 in Paramus. The event features educational activities by local conservation groups with standard admission.
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