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Brazil Is Bringing World Cup Fever to New Jersey, and It Starts in Morris Township

Brazil will train at the New York Red Bulls’ Morris Township facility ahead of the 2026 World Cup. The location offers privacy, top-notch facilities, and proximity to MetLife Stadium, where

This Weekend Will Bring the Coldest Air of the Winter to New Jersey

After a brief calm, New Jersey is facing its most dangerous cold of the winter so far, with wind chills dropping into the negative teens.

These Weird New Jersey Laws Are Real, and Somehow Still Exist

From pickle bans in Trenton to laws about facial expressions during police encounters, New Jersey has some of the strangest rules still floating around its legal code. Some are enforced.

12 New Jersey Hospitals Recognized as Best in America

When hospital care matters most, proximity and trust matter. This year, a dozen New Jersey hospitals stood out nationally.

Historic Washington Crossing Bridge Faces an Unclear Future After 120 Years

A historic bridge connecting Mercer County, NJ, and Bucks County, PA, could be retired as officials warn that aging infrastructure and safety issues may make rehabilitation too costly.

Red, Black and the Devil Motif: Global Sports Teams You Can Bet NJ Devils Fans Will Appreciate

From football stadiums in England to basketball arenas in the Midwest, the devilish colours, spirit and competitive edge that define the Devils appear across global sport. Like any proud sports

The Evolution of Nearshore Software Development in 2026: Trends, Models, and What’s Next

The cost-optimization tactic has played the role of nearshore software development, but not exclusively. By the end of 2026, a strategic and long-term approach will have been adopted by companies

Target Expands in New Jersey: West Orange and Jersey City Stores Open March 15

New Targets are opening March 15 in New Jersey: a 150,000-square-foot store in West Orange and a 40,000-square-foot small-format store in Jersey City’s Journal Square, both featuring CVS, Starbucks, and

Paterson to Close 4 Choice Elementary Schools, Triggering Parent Backlash

Four of Paterson’s five citywide elementary choice schools will close by June 2026, affecting about 1,000 students and drawing sharp criticism from parents and school board members.

Erosion Reveals a 136-Year-Old Shipwreck Hidden Beneath the Jersey Shore

After weeks of rough surf and winter storms, erosion at Island Beach State Park exposed parts of the Lawrence N. McKenzie, a 136-year-old schooner that sank off New Jersey’s coast