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New Jersey’s Virtual Power Plant Could Change How You Use Electricity

Amid Governor Sherill’s promise to freeze utility rate hikes, New Jersey is developing a Virtual Power Plant (VPP) program that could turn everyday solar panels, home batteries, and even EV

Jefferson Township Schools Face $4.8 Million Budget Gap

Jefferson Township schools are projected to face a $4.8 million deficit next year. Cuts to high school sports, student support, and busing are possible as rising costs and falling state

Bad Bunny Delivers the Most-Watched Super Bowl Halftime Show Ever

Bad Bunny’s 2026 Super Bowl halftime show drew 135.4 million viewers, making it the most-watched ever. The Puerto Rican superstar performed in Spanish, celebrated his culture, and featured surprise guests.

NJ Transit Suspends Key Lines After Wire Issues Near Newark

Overhead wire problems near Newark have forced NJ Transit to suspend the Northeast Corridor and North Jersey Coast lines. Raritan Valley trains are limited, and PATH passes are being accepted.

Freehold’s 618 Named to Yelp’s Top 100 U.S. Restaurants for 2026

A popular restaurant in Freehold was just named to a prestigious list. 618 made Yelp’s Top 100 U.S. Restaurants for 2026. The list, now in its 13th year, ranks restaurants

Pizza Hut Says It Will Close 250 Locations. In New Jersey, No One Knows Which Ones.

Pizza Hut says it plans to close 250 locations across the United States sometime in the first half of 2026. That’s about all that’s clear right now. No store list

Jersey City Ranks Second Most Ethnically Diverse City in the U.S., New Study Finds

Jersey City ranks No. 2 on WalletHub’s 2026 list of the most ethnically diverse cities in America, standing out for its balanced population and multilingual communities.

Jersey Shore Beach Badges Could Soon Be Free for Some

New Jersey is considering a plan that would allow Jersey Shore towns to offer free or reduced beach badges to teenagers and expand discounts for veterans, giving municipalities more flexibility

Oxford Study Reveals McDonald’s Pumps $1.5 Billion Into New Jersey’s Economy

McDonald’s isn’t just fast food in New Jersey. An Oxford Economics study finds the chain generates $1.5 billion in economic impact statewide.

Pharmacy Technology Helps Seniors Live Healthier, Safer Lives

For older adults, staying healthy often means keeping track of multiple prescriptions, doctor visits, and important healthcare details. This can sometimes feel overwhelming — especially when memory, mobility, or transportation

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New Jersey’s Virtual Power Plant Could Change How You Use Electricity

Jefferson Township Schools Face $4.8 Million Budget Gap

Bad Bunny Delivers the Most-Watched Super Bowl Halftime Show Ever

NJ Transit Suspends Key Lines After Wire Issues Near Newark

Freehold’s 618 Named to Yelp’s Top 100 U.S. Restaurants for 2026

Pizza Hut Says It Will Close 250 Locations. In New Jersey, No One Knows Which Ones.

Jersey City Ranks Second Most Ethnically Diverse City in the U.S., New Study Finds

Jersey Shore Beach Badges Could Soon Be Free for Some

Oxford Study Reveals McDonald’s Pumps $1.5 Billion Into New Jersey’s Economy

Pharmacy Technology Helps Seniors Live Healthier, Safer Lives

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