N.J. football playoff photos: Pinelands at Oakcrest, NJSIAA SJG3 semifinal, Nov. 7, 2026

Getting deeper into the N.J. football playoffs

Wrestling Shuts Out LIU 51-0, Then Beats Navy by the Same 24-12 as a Year Ago

BETHLEHEM, Pa. — Rutgers left Liberty High School last November with a 24-12 win over Navy. It left Liberty High School on Saturday with a 24-12 win over Navy. The number repeated, but almost nothing else did. No. 19 Rutgers opened its 2026-27 season at Journeymen WrangleMania by shutting...

Hyundai donates 2025 Elantra N to Raritan Valley Community College automotive program

BRANCHBURG TOWNSHIP, N.J. (Somerset County) — Hyundai Motor America has donated a 2025 Hyundai Elantra N to Raritan Valley Community College’s Automotive Technology program, providing students with an opportunity to gain hands-on experience using modern automotive technology. The donated high-performance vehicle will be used to train students on...

Emehelu Expected to Become New Jersey’s Lieutenant Governor After Reynolds-Jackson Withdraws

Gov. Mikie Sherrill is expected to name Acting Secretary of State Shirley Emehelu as New Jersey's next lieutenant governor on Monday, the New Jersey Globe first reported. Sherrill's office declined to comment on or confirm the choice. Monday, Nov. 9, is the deadline for Sherrill to fill the vacancy, Politico...

Top NJ high school soccer coach suspended in champagne controversy as defenders slam ‘absolutely pathetic’ punishment

The coach of the No. 1 girls high school soccer team in New Jersey has been suspended after popping champagne on school grounds following a milestone victory. Paul VI coach Karen Anderson will serve a one-game ban after a video was posted on social media showing her celebrating with what appeared to be a champagne bottle following her 100th career victory Thursday, according to NJ.com . Paul VI, the two-time defending state champions, defeated Notre Dame, 2-0, in the South Jersey Non-Public A quarterfinals. Anderson will serve her suspension when Paul VI (21-1) faces Immaculata (14-4-1) in a sectional semifinal matchup on Monday in Haddonfield. Karen Anderson was suspended for one playoff game after alleged champagne celebration. Karen Patruno Anderson/Facebook “While Coach Anderson did not consume the contents of the bottle, Paul VI does not condone this behavior and recognizes the importance of upholding the standards of conduct expected of our coaches,” Paul VI said Friday in a statement. High school football scandal explodes over woman’s secret recording of player’s grandfather The video has since been deleted from social media, and Anderson told the news outlet that she did not drink from the bottle that team parents gave her after

Message From the Director: Honoring Our Veterans at the Library

This Wednesday is Veterans Day, a time for us to commemorate those who have answered the call of duty to serve our country in the United States Armed Forces. Without their bravery and sacrifice, much of the freedom, security, and privilege we often take for granted would not be possible. So as part of our efforts to honor our veterans, we’ll be hosting “The Great War: America and New Jersey’s Role”, tomorrow night starting at 7pm.

Pennsylvania Just Triggered a 50-Year-Old Law to Keep Jefferson Health In-Network

The Jefferson Health insurance fight got a new development this week — and a new deadline that matters more than the one everyone is watching. Pennsylvania’s insurance department announced it will invoke Act 94, a 1975 consumer protection law, if Independence Blue Cross and Highmark don’t reach new contracts with Jefferson Health by December 31. The law gives the state power to freeze a termination for up to six months and force the parties into a formal process. It has only been used twice in its entire history. — Pennsylvania Insurance Department (Philadelphia Inquirer, November 6, 2026)

Rutgers women's basketball lands 2027's No. 15 recruit Ashley MacCalla

Ashley MacCalla, the No. 15 women's basketball prospect in the 2027 SC Next 100, has committed to Rutgers.

Antifreeze Poisoning Liability Laws in New Jersey: Who Pays When a Pet Is Poisoned

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Antifreeze poisoning liability laws in New Jersey draw on three separate bodies of law: a state bittering agent mandate, the criminal animal cruelty statute, and ordinary civil negligence. A sweet-tasting puddle in a driveway can kill a pet, and the person responsible might be a manufacturer, a neighbor, a mechanic, or someone who did it … This article, Antifreeze Poisoning Liability Laws in New Jersey: Who Pays When a Pet Is Poisoned , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Petting Zoo Laws in Utah: Licenses, Permits, and Liability Rules Explained • Can Landlords Deny ESA in Hawaii? Your Rights, Limits, and Next Steps • Pet Trust Laws in Oklahoma: What 60 O.S. § 199 Means for Your Pet

Power & Politics: Vote 2026 -'Blue Jersey' gets bluer: What the next 2 years mean for NJ voters

New Jersey 7th District Representative-elect Rebecca Bennett, 2nd District Representative-elect and Cape May Mayor Zack Mullock, and Director of the Rebovich Institute for New Jersey Politics at Rider University Micah Rasmussen join the show this week.

New Jersey Warehouse Landlords Gain Leverage as Construction Drops 58%

Owners of existing warehouses in New Jersey are gaining the upper hand as new construction dries up, Bisnow reported from its Northeast Industrial and Manufacturing Conference. Industrial deliveries fell 58% year over year in the third quarter, according to a Newmark report, which also showed stronger absorption. Executives at the...

New jersey considers FAIR Act to regulate AI use and protect workers from surveillance

Nearly half of New Jersey workers are using AI tools on the job every week, but concerns about job security are climbing fast. Union leaders and lawmakers gathered at the State House in Trenton this week to push for new protections.

Chris, Jahna, Joe & the Morning Show's Stuff the Studio Is Here & You Can Donate at Your Local ShopRite

Chris, Jahna and Joe are stuffing the studio with food for local families this holiday season. Drop off non-perishable items at your Saker ShopRite and tune in on Monday, November 23 for the live broadcast.

Volleyball Deated in Five by Sacred Heart

LAWRENCEVILLE, NJ - The Rider University volleyball team was defeated in five sets Saturday against Sacred Heart, falling, 25-14, 25-17, 17-25, 23-25, 15-13. The Broncs move to 9-17 on the season and 8-8 in Metro play, while the Pioneers improve to 18-10 and 11-5 in conference matches. After Rider jumped...

Faculty union’s first political slate wins 3 New Jersey House races

WASHINGTON — Three New Jersey congressional candidates were among 11 winners endorsed by the American Association of University Professors, the faculty union said Nov. 6, the first time in its 110-year history that it has officially backed candidates for office. The AAUP, a union and membership association of faculty...

Ryan Hopkins Finds Jacob Harris for 66-Yard TD to Extend Wisconsin's Lead Over Rutgers

Election Day Fallout and Rank Choice Voting

The largest margin of victory of the three new U.S. House members New Jerseyans voted to send to Washington Tuesday night Tuesday was Adam Hamawy’s in the Central Jersey’s 12th District – 42 points or close to 100,000 votes as of Friday morning. He won more than 70% of the vote.

Rutgers' AJ Surace finds Dyzier Carter for 30-yard TD, tying game against Wisconsin

Author Jean Chatzky On How To Create A “Forever Paycheck”

Jim Monaghan's guest this week on Jersey Magazine is New York Times and Wall Street Journal bestselling author Jean Chatzky, author of the new book Forever Paycheck. Saving for retirement is only half the equation — how to turn those savings into income without running out of money is the challenge many Americans face.