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In this week's Shelter Me, we are saluting Sgt. Peter from Homeward Bound Pet Adoption Center in Blackwood, New Jersey.
New Jersey utilities are required to complete routine streetlight repairs within three business days of receiving notice. How to report a broken streetlight.
Some neighborhoods have a mailbox cluster and a bench. One community in central New Jersey has roughly 40,000 square feet of things to do under one roof. There is a gym, an indoor pool, an outdoor pool, a stage with booked shows, a card room, and even a sauna. For active adults over 55, a building like this can be the difference between knowing the neighbors by sight and knowing them by name.
Talk about a dinner experience you'll never forget! This New Jersey restaurant lets you enjoy a meal inside actual historic railroad cars dating back to the 1800s.
A small butcher counter in South Jersey sells cheesesteak meat that costs less than the packaged stuff at big grocery chains. I had to read that twice. Cheaper and better almost never show up in the same sentence. Then I kept finding more shops like it across New Jersey. One...
There’s a federal investigation into the New Jersey Education Association’s use of its money to support then-President Sean Spiller’s unsuccessful candidacy for governor in 2025.
State Park Police spotted an emu at Brendan T. Byrne State Forest on Monday, Nov. 9. Officers were searching for the animal and urged visitors to keep a safe distance and report any sightings. As of Thursday evening, the emu was found and returned to its owner. An emu was...
New Jerseyeans have plenty of activities to choose from this weekend, with more than 110 events up and down the Garden State. This weekend’s events include a pie tasting contest in Princeton, a coffee festival in Freehold, a women’s expo in Edison, a Diwahli festival in Holmdel and a nature walk in Delanco.
Official: Ship Strikes Bridge Between N.J., Pa.
A new Goodwill location is planned for South Jersey in 2027, but the news has sparked an unexpected reaction from local residents.
Former Gov. Chris Christie (R-NJ) on Washington Journal Primetime responds to a Republican New Jersey caller on why he refused to legalize marijuana during his tenure. The caller asks Christie why he is not in favor of legalization despite its benefits in treating certain medical conditions. Christie asks how medical marijuana has helped him, which the caller responds he did not qualify for the state's medical marijuana program that Christie approved. Christie then responds that the caller's conditions may not have been "too serious," and says, "I don't have one regret for not signing a bill to legalize marijuana in New Jersey." He adds, "I don't want people suffering from medical conditions needlessly, but I don't think having a headache every day is a reason for you to have marijuana. I don't think recreational use is correct."
One steakhouse in New Jersey still builds your Caesar salad right beside the table. Then it does the same thing with Steak Diane and Bananas Foster, like dinner and a show rolled into one. That retro move is only one flavor of what I found while digging into this list....
It's the first one of its kind in the Garden State
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey introduced a 2027 budget on Thursday, which officials said contained no additional toll, fare or fee hikes beyond the agency’s standard automatic increases pegged to inflation. The bistate agency unveiled its $10.3 billion combined operating and capital budget for the...
If you own a home in Burlington, Gloucester, or Monmouth Counties and think your assessment is too high, you have until Jan. 15 to file a tax appeal, according to NJ.com. That date lands months before the April 1 deadline that applies in most of the state. Why the split?...
Five more MVC branches now handle licensing and vehicle services under one roof again.
The rake-or-not debate returns to New Jersey yards. Leaving the leaves cuts landfill waste and gives your lawn and garden a slow feed of nutrients.
Thanksgiving travelers should prepare for unexpected whiteouts, icy pavement and rapidly changing visibility across New Jersey.
A viewing platform here looks straight toward an active bald eagle nest. Yep, a real one, with real eagles. And getting in costs nothing at all. The park sits beside a tidal creek that winds about five miles before it reaches the Delaware Bay. Great Horned Owls start nesting in January.
