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Best 7 Home Warranty Companies in New Jersey for 2026

Key Takeaways Owning a home in New Jersey comes with unique responsibilities. From older historic homes in North Jersey to newer developments along the Jersey Shore and suburban communities throughout

10 Tips for Finding the Best Cary Movers for Your Next Move

Moving to a new home is one of the most stressful life events a person can experience. Between packing, coordinating logistics, and settling into a new space, the last thing

Is Downtown Charleston Safe? A Neighborhood Guide for New Residents

If you are planning a move to the Lowcountry, one of the first questions you will likely ask is: Is downtown Charleston, SC, safe? It is a fair and smart

Best Reasons to Relocate to Chicago, IL

Chicago is one of those cities that tends to surprise people. Whether you have driven through it once or watched it featured in a film, the reality of living there

A pile of Pokémon trading cards, similar to those stolen in recent South Jersey store break-ins

Gotta Steal ‘Em All: Pokémon Card Thefts Are Sweeping New Jersey

Two South Jersey trading card shops were hit by break-ins this month, part of a nationwide wave of Pokémon card thefts as values keep climbing.
Water running from a faucet, representing the PFOA contamination affecting Florence Township, New Jersey's water supply

4,000 NJ Households Have Been Drinking Toxic Water for Years—The Town Still Hasn’t Fixed It

Florence Township's water system has exceeded New Jersey's safety standard for the toxic chemical PFOA for nearly four years, affecting 4,000 households.
A cup of black coffee, representing the Brooklyn Roasting Company cold brew recall over botulism risk

3K Gallons of Coffee Sold in New Jersey Recalled Over Risk of Rare, Dangerous Toxin

Brooklyn Roasting Company recalled 3,000 gallons of cold brew sold in New Jersey and New York over a possible botulism contamination risk.
A composite image of Harmeet Dhillon and Gov. Mikie Sherrill flanking a map of New Jersey, representing the standoff over the state's noncitizen voter data

DOJ Demands NJ Voter Data Following Software Glitch, Gov. Sherrill Says No Way

Gov. Mikie Sherrill is refusing a DOJ demand for personal data on the roughly 6,600 noncitizens mistakenly registered to vote in New Jersey.
A rendering of the reimagined Rialto Center for Creativity in downtown Westfield, NJ

Historic Rialto Theater in Westfield Gets a New Life. Here’s What the $43 Million Investment Means for Downtown.

The NJEDA approved a $43 million tax credit for Westfield's historic Rialto Theater, funding its transformation into a new performance and arts hub.
A collection of single-use plastic utensils, the type now restricted under New Jersey's new Skip the Stuff law.

Starting Soon, NJ Restaurants Can No Longer Automatically Give You Utensils

Starting August 1, NJ restaurants can no longer automatically hand out utensils and condiments. Here's what the new Skip the Stuff law means for you.
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    • Best 7 Home Warranty Companies in New Jersey for 2026

    10 Tips for Finding the Best Cary Movers for Your Next Move

    Is Downtown Charleston Safe? A Neighborhood Guide for New Residents

    Best Reasons to Relocate to Chicago, IL

    A pile of Pokémon trading cards, similar to those stolen in recent South Jersey store break-ins

    Gotta Steal ‘Em All: Pokémon Card Thefts Are Sweeping New Jersey

    Water running from a faucet, representing the PFOA contamination affecting Florence Township, New Jersey's water supply

    4,000 NJ Households Have Been Drinking Toxic Water for Years—The Town Still Hasn’t Fixed It

    A cup of black coffee, representing the Brooklyn Roasting Company cold brew recall over botulism risk

    3K Gallons of Coffee Sold in New Jersey Recalled Over Risk of Rare, Dangerous Toxin

    A composite image of Harmeet Dhillon and Gov. Mikie Sherrill flanking a map of New Jersey, representing the standoff over the state's noncitizen voter data

    DOJ Demands NJ Voter Data Following Software Glitch, Gov. Sherrill Says No Way

    A rendering of the reimagined Rialto Center for Creativity in downtown Westfield, NJ

    Historic Rialto Theater in Westfield Gets a New Life. Here’s What the $43 Million Investment Means for Downtown.

    A collection of single-use plastic utensils, the type now restricted under New Jersey's new Skip the Stuff law.

    Starting Soon, NJ Restaurants Can No Longer Automatically Give You Utensils