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Texas farmers living next to these facilities describe dead beehives and cattle that won’t graze. Vineland, NJ is getting one a few hundred feet from houses. Drive out past the

The Hoboken brownstone Frank Sinatra bought for his parents in the 1940s is now a renovated luxury duplex condo, listed for $3.95 million.
Shore-based shark fishing has exploded in New Jersey, fueled by social media, and the state is now reviewing its regulations as a result.
Two New Jersey water utilities were hit in a multi-state cyberattack, part of a wider pattern federal officials suspect may be tied to Iran.
A new study links heavy artificial sweetener use to faster memory decline, but an epidemiologist says the research has serious methodological problems.

The law is called the Retail Gasoline Dispensing Safety Act. Safety had almost nothing to do with it. New Jersey is the only state left where you cannot legally pump

Store layout, cart size, lighting, music, and price tags are all engineered to make you spend more. Here's how supermarkets do it and what actually helps.

Online entertainment experiences have made privacy concerns unavoidable in daily digital life. The rapid growth of mobile streaming, gaming, and betting apps creates complex questions around who collects user data,

Photo by Myron Mott on Unsplash New York used both of its first-round picks on pass catchers with real fantasy traits. Almost nothing else about this offense inspires the same

Not every trip has to be built around a beach chair, a packed itinerary, or a restaurant reservation you made three months ago. Sometimes, the best reason to get away