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New Voting Law Allows Some 17-Year-Olds to Vote in NJ Primaries

A law signed by former NJ Governor Phil Murphy in 2024 called the New Voter Empowerment Act, indicates that 17-year-olds would be able to vote in primaries if they will

NJ Property Taxes Could Top $10,000 in 2026 as Stay NJ Relief Program Launches

New Jersey property taxes could exceed $10,000 in 2026, but the new Stay NJ program offers seniors up to 50 percent relief. ANCHOR and Senior Freeze programs continue to provide

4 Tax Changes in 2026 That Could Boost Your Refund by Thousands

Tax season 2026 brings four new deductions: senior deduction, car loan interest, no tax on tips or overtime, and an increased child tax credit. Eligible taxpayers could boost refunds by

Panda Express to Pay Americans Up to $5,000 After Data Breach

A 2023 Panda Express data breach exposed employee and customer information. The company will pay up to $5,000 per eligible person. Claims require documentation of losses.

New Jersey Rethinks Beach Sand Projects After $54 Million Plan Collapses

New Jersey officials are back at the drawing board after a $54 million beach sand project collapsed. North Wildwood and nearby towns face ongoing erosion, and state and federal agencies

New Jersey Ordered a Luxury Car Dealer to Pay More Than $800,000

New Jersey ordered a luxury car dealer to pay more than $800,000 after investigators found hundreds of violations.

Montgomery Promenade to Open in Somerset County With Whole Foods and Dozens of Shops

Montgomery Promenade in Somerset County is set to open with Whole Foods and dozens of shops and restaurants. The mixed-use center will offer dining, retail, fitness, and community spaces, with

Hard Rock Is Putting Another $50 Million Into Atlantic City

Hard Rock Atlantic City is investing another $50 million into its resort, upgrading rooms, adding restaurants, and refreshing the Boardwalk property.

NJ Pilot Jailed in Guinea for Nearly Six Weeks After Refueling Stop

A New Jersey pilot remains jailed in the Republic of Guinea nearly six weeks after a refueling stop, despite claims the flight had clearance to land. His family is calling

New Jersey’s Virtual Power Plant Could Change How You Use Electricity

Amid Governor Sherill’s promise to freeze utility rate hikes, New Jersey is developing a Virtual Power Plant (VPP) program that could turn everyday solar panels, home batteries, and even EV

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New Voting Law Allows Some 17-Year-Olds to Vote in NJ Primaries

NJ Property Taxes Could Top $10,000 in 2026 as Stay NJ Relief Program Launches

4 Tax Changes in 2026 That Could Boost Your Refund by Thousands

Panda Express to Pay Americans Up to $5,000 After Data Breach

New Jersey Rethinks Beach Sand Projects After $54 Million Plan Collapses

New Jersey Ordered a Luxury Car Dealer to Pay More Than $800,000

Montgomery Promenade to Open in Somerset County With Whole Foods and Dozens of Shops

Hard Rock Is Putting Another $50 Million Into Atlantic City

NJ Pilot Jailed in Guinea for Nearly Six Weeks After Refueling Stop

New Jersey’s Virtual Power Plant Could Change How You Use Electricity

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NJ Lawmakers Advance Bill to Protect Nursing Home Residents’ Finances

Bird Flu Suspected After Dozens of Dead Geese Found Across New Jersey Parks

State of Emergency Declared in Phillipsburg After Sinkhole Swallows Dump Truck

Salmon Sold in New Jersey and New York Recalled Over Listeria Risk

Costco Faces Class-Action Lawsuit Over Rotisserie Chickens and Salmonella Concerns

USPS Shuts Down All 33,700 Locations in 24-Hour Nationwide Blackout

Some U.S. Libraries Ordered to Stop Processing Passport Applications

NJ Transit Riders Face Major Delays and Reroutes During Portal Bridge Cutover

ICE Will Be at the 2026 World Cup: What Fans Need to Know