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Four New Jersey schools were just named within the top 100 in America in Time Magazine’s first-ever college ranking. Time Magazine released its inaugural “America’s Best Colleges” ranking—which evaluated 500

Uncle Giuseppe's Marketplace, known for fresh mozzarella and house-made pasta, is opening its first South Jersey location in Moorestown in 2027.

Meta has agreed to pay up to $17.1 billion to settle a multistate social media addiction case, with New Jersey set to receive at least $525 million.

Burlington County unveiled a $30 million trail plan to give pedestrians a safer way to cross Route 130, long named NJ's most dangerous road.

Asbury Park's historic Convention Hall received a $75 million NJEDA tax credit to fund its restoration ahead of the venue's 100th anniversary.

Hexa Builders is suing Monroe Township for $300 million after the town banned data centers, blocking a project that had received preliminary approval.

Gov. Sherrill signed three bills targeting Big Tech's addictive algorithms, creating stronger online protections and a research center for NJ kids.

Rey E. Grabato II, formerly of Hoboken, is the first New Jersey resident named to the FBI's Most Wanted Fraudsters list over a $650 million Ponzi scheme.

U.S. News ranked 25 New Jersey public high schools among the nation's best for 2026-2027. Here's how the state's top 10 schools stack up nationally.

Cape May has enacted a new curfew barring minors from beaches after 8 p.m. and public areas after 10:30 p.m., following a summer of disruptive incidents.