The effects of Hurricane Erin are being felt at the Jersey shore and towns are taking drastic steps to save lives

Health insurers selling plans in New Jersey's Affordable Care Act market are proposing double-digit rate increases for 2026 because of rising health care costs and the expected end of federal subsidies, according to filings with the New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance.

A Virginia man convicted of shooting a New Jersey pastor to death outside her home in 2023 has been sentenced to life in prison.

With the 2025 New Jersey high school football season fast approaching, we’re featuring some of the best players in the state, group by group. One of our recent lists featured the best defensive back and safeties in Group 2. Now we’re turning to readers to decide which DB will be the best of the best in Group 2 in 2025.

Officials in New Jersey are investigating a case of malaria in Morris County, and they believe the resident may have been infected locally. Officials report that the resident has no history of international travel.

Though July is often the month with the lightest handle, New Jersey sportsbooks have sang anything but the summertime blues thanks to the public’s struggles with parlays. This year marked the third consecutive July the house had a 10% or better hold in large part to holds on parlays surpassing 20%.

Twenty-one educators from across New Jersey have been named the 2025-26 County Teachers of the Year, the New Jersey Education Association announced.“Each year, the County Teachers of the Year remind us of the incredible talent,

New Jersey Attorney General Matthew Platkin is leading a coalition of Democratic-led states suing President Donald Trump’s administration over immigration-related conditions they’ve placed on funds for victims of violent crime.

So what is pork roll? It is a type of processed pork meat. John Taylor invented it in New Jersey, according to The Original Taylor Pork Roll. Most of the state calls it pork roll, while the northern part calls it Taylor ham.

More than half of homes are selling below asking price. In Nutley, NJ, a modest Craftsman sold for $40,000 over asking.