November 20, 2025 | newjerseyglobe.com Gov. Phil Murphy has renominated Port Authority of New York and New Jersey Chairman Kevin J. O’Toole to a new term as a commissioner.  Commissioner Joseph Kelley, who served as Murphy’s deputy chief of staff, has been named to a six-year term; rather than succeed himself, he will replace outgoing Commissioner Michelle Richardson.  To replace Kelley, Murphy has nominated Hudson County Executive Craig Guy, the Democratic county chairman. R

November 20, 2025 | nj.gov For the second election in a row, the voters of New Jersey have sent a resoundingly clear message to those of us in power: “It’s the economy, stupid!” The people have spoken. And they are demanding that our leaders remain laser-focused on lowering costs. And while the reality is — in today’s environment of global, economic uncertainty — there are so many factors that are out of our control when it comes to the skyrocketing cost of living, I am proud

November 21, 2025 | njspotlightnews.org In a dramatically upended policy, funding, and political landscape, the next commissioner of New Jersey’s Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) will face on behalf of incoming Gov. Mikie Sherrill unprecedented challenges in protecting New Jersey’s environment and natural resources. Read More: Click Here NJ SEED: As always there are challenges and opportunities facing every incoming NJ DEP Commissioner. The article names a number

Novermber 13, 2025 | nj.gov NJ TRANSIT took an important step in the next phase of its fleet modernization efforts as the agency’s Board of Directors authorized $917 million to overhaul its existing fleet of 429 Multilevel railcars. The Multilevel I and II cars, which are approaching 20 years of service, are due for their recommended mid-life overhaul. Additionally, as NJ TRANSIT is currently in the process of procuring new third-generation Multilevel vehicles, the overhaul w

November 13, 2025 | rechargenews.com Private US renewable energy developer Invenergy has formally withdrawn its long-struggling Leading Light Wind (LLW) array to New Jersey.  In a filing to the state Board of Public Utilities (NJBPU), attorneys for the developer said, “the Company has determined it cannot move forward with the Project under the terms and conditions set out in the Board’s January Order. Read More: Click Here NJ SEED: Another setback for those who counted on of