New Jersey

7 New Jersey Hospitals Earn Elite Patient Safety Honor

Seven hospitals in New Jersey were named among the safest in the nation after earning top marks for patient safety, infection control and quality of care.

New Jersey Just Dropped $20 Million on AI—And It Could Change the State’s Tech Future

New Jersey is making a major play in artificial intelligence with a $20 million fund for startups. Backed by CoreWeave and the NJ AI Hub, the initiative offers funding, mentorship,

New Jersey Sales Tax Debate Heats Up Ahead of Lame-Duck Session

New Jersey faces potential sales tax hikes as the lame-duck session nears. Republicans push for cuts, voters oppose increases, and budget pressures grow.

New Jersey Joins States Suing Over Trump’s $100K H-1B Visa Fee

New Jersey is among 20 states challenging the Trump administration over the $100,000 H-1B visa fee. The lawsuit claims the fee is unlawful and could slow hiring in tech, finance,

7 Oscar Movies Filmed In New Jersey

Academy Awards season has finally arrived. Upon the release of the Oscar nomination list, predictions about what film or actor could take home the bronze statue have infiltrated into everyday

Atlantic City Boardwalk Named New Jersey’s Top Tourist Destination

The Atlantic City Boardwalk, America’s first boardwalk, is New Jersey’s top tourist attraction. With casinos, restaurants, resorts, nightlife, and a rich history, it draws visitors from around the world.

These 5 NJ Cities Have Some of the Worst Drivers in the Northeast

A new report shows five New Jersey cities rank among the worst places to drive in the Northeast. The data highlights problems with speeding, alcohol and unsafe driving habits.

NJ Student Test Scores Climb in 2025, Science Leads the Way

The latest New Jersey Student Learning Assessments show progress for students statewide. Science scores exceeded pre-pandemic benchmarks for the first time. English language arts and math also improved across grades

NJ Attorney General Slams Democratic State Senator for “Not Playing Fair” in Heated Hearing

New Jersey AG Matthew Platkin publicly rebukes State Senator James Beach for stifling criticism and unevenly applying rules during a heated Senate hearing on government accountability.

What If New Jersey Had Its Own Subway? The 1920s NYC Subway Plan That Could Have Changed Commuting Forever

During the Roaring Twenties, New York City was in the midst of a transit revolution, but one of the boldest ideas of the era never left the blueprint stage. If