February 21, 2026 | newjerseyglobe.com For over one hundred and fifty years, New Jersey has been known as the “Medicine Chest of the World.” Our state’s economy revolves around its innovation sector, which has been saving lives globally for generations. Life sciences companies in New Jersey contribute 15 to 20% of the state’s GDP, support hundreds of thousands of jobs, and generate billions in construction activity and vendor spending. More importantly, these companies have s

February 18, 2026 | nj.gov Governor Mikie Sherrill today (2/18) visited Advanced Solar Products in Flemington to highlight progress in her Administration’s efforts to deliver a more responsive, efficient, and affordable state government for the people and businesses of New Jersey – aligned with her Save You Time & Money agenda. Joined by New Jersey Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Tom Bracken and NJBIA Chief Government Affairs Officer Chris Emigholz, Governor Sherrill sp

Statement by Governor Sherrill on 2026 Electricity Auction Results February 11, 2026 | nj.gov “Affordability is my top priority. I’ve heard from people across New Jersey that the cost of energy is too high, which is why I'm using every tool at my disposal to drive costs down. The recent auction results demonstrate that the fight to implement price caps at PJM is working to keep electricity costs from further skyrocketing. From Day One of my administration, I’ve taken action t

February 10, 2026 | njspotlightnews.org More than a quarter of a billion dollars for local New Jersey projects — requested by Republicans and Democrats alike — is cleared after Congress passed a series of spending bills. Read More: Click Here NJ SEED: The money euphemistically called “community project funding” or earmarks is otherwise known as pork and is commonly added to congressional appropriations. It is similar to NJ Budget items known as Christmas tree ornaments. No

February 12, 2026 | njspotlightnews.org Electric bills will remain largely unchanged for New Jersey residents this year, offering a reprieve from steep rate increases last year. Read More: Click Here NJ SEED: After massive increases in electric bills last year averaging 20%, it seems a shallow victory to project utility bills will be affected only minimally next June. A more aggressive approach leading to greater production of energy would seem to be in order.