New Jersey Tech, Business, & Creative Resources
he battle lines over artificial intelligence regulation are being drawn, and the latest skirmish isn’t happening in Washington or Silicon Valley—it’s playing out in Trenton, New Jersey. The New Jersey Innovation and Technology Alliance (NJITA) last spring dispatched a pointed…
If you spend enough time covering the technology sector, you develop an eye for places where the bones of modern computing are buried. Silicon Valley has the Fairchild garage; Boston has the remnants of the Route 128 corridor. But if…
With over a million soccer fans poised to descend upon the New York-New Jersey region for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, local transit authorities are facing an unprecedented logistics hurdle. Gridlock around MetLife Stadium is a given – unless the…
TRENTON — The tractor-trailers idling along the curbs of North Jersey and the caterers slicing tomatoes at dawn aren’t just preparing for a scene; they are the gears of a state economic engine currently firing on all cylinders. Once considered…
New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill has chosen a new leader to head the state’s utility watchdog group, a move aimed at tackling the skyrocketing energy bills hammering local families and businesses. Ben Hertz-Shargel has been nominated to lead the New…
Jeffrey Hebert is a freelance journalist, visual artist, and digital strategist with 20 years of experience reporting on business, emerging technology, and community culture across New Jersey. His media career began with Evolvor Media, where he developed a pragmatic approach to digital publishing, content systems, and online operations. Currently writing for Jersey Devil Web, Jeffrey tracks how state-level tech shifts, artificial intelligence tools, and local policies affect Main Street commerce. Rather than relying on corporate jargon, his coverage investigates the operational mechanics behind regional startups, business adaptations, and economic shifts. Complementing his tech focus, Jeffrey’s background as a visual artist fuels his active promotion of local events across South Jersey. He frequently spotlights regional festivals, independent comic conventions, and the grassroots creators shaping the local creative landscape. Whether examining modern digital infrastructure or interviewing local artisans, Jeffrey strips away unnecessary fluff to deliver clear, practical analysis. Grounded in New Jersey, he combines technical curiosity with local advocacy to champion regional business and independent arts.