State Sen. Anthony M. Bucco (R-25) added, “The simple fact is, even with the unforeseen disruptions and challenges to our lives last year, the State of the State could be stronger if we didn’t have unnecessary missteps from this administration.”
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New Jersey Caps Service Fee Charges on Food Delivery
Gov. Phil Murphy recently signed legislation placing limits on service fees charged to restaurants by third-party delivery applications and websites during state of emergencies declared in response to COVID-19.
Bill Limiting Restaurant Delivery Fees During Emergencies Passes Assembly Committee
A bill which would limit the percentage third-party delivery services could charge to restaurants during a declared state of emergency passed the Assembly Labor Committee.
Assemblywoman Holly Schepisi Offers COVID-19 Street Fair Rules
Assemblywoman Holly Schepisi introduced a bill allowing municipalities to establish a street fair model for local businesses to sell goods, food and beverages while maintaining current coronavirus health guidelines.
North Jersey Small Businesses Adapt To COVID-19 Reality
North Jersey shops are hoping the ability to offer curbside pick-up service will give them a boost following extended closures due to the coronavirus outbreak.
Death of First Child in New Jersey Announced; State to Expand FEMA Testing
As New Jersey begins to set the stage for expanded coronavirus testing, the first death of a child in New Jersey was announced May 8 by New Jersey Department of Health Commissioner Judith Persichilli.
New Jersey Approves $75 Million To Help Small Businesses Weather COVID-19 Crisis
A $75 million aid package unveiled by the New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) on March 26 aims to help keep small- and mid-size businesses