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119 spaces outside the good entrances now cost money. North Jersey shoppers are walking from the back lot in the rain instead. You come off 46, or 23, or I-80,

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

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 corporate bankruptcy in California and four days of insane weather in the Garden State produced opposite disasters. The lesson underneath them is the same one. Del Monte Foods filed

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.

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.

Brooklyn Roasting Company recalled 3,000 gallons of cold brew sold in New Jersey and New York over a possible botulism contamination risk.

Gov. Mikie Sherrill is refusing a DOJ demand for personal data on the roughly 6,600 noncitizens mistakenly registered to vote in New Jersey.

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.

A message in a bottle tossed off Ocean City in 1973 by a 9-year-old girl was found 53 years later in the wetlands of Upper Township, New Jersey.