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The Lyrid meteor shower — one of the oldest known — peaks the night of April 21 into April 22, with 15 to 20 shooting stars expected per hour. A

Earlier this month, New Jersey banned the Bradford pear tree—the flowering springtime staple that perfumes neighborhoods with what many describe as the odor of dead fish.  But that only tells

The World Cup is coming to New Jersey this summer. And Governor Mikie Sherrill wants to make one thing very clear: New Jersey residents will not foot the bill. In

A new analysis by Public Citizen identifies 12 New Jersey hospitals at high risk of closing, cutting services, or laying off workers due to federal Medicaid cuts. New Jersey is

NJ Transit is preparing to charge more than $100 for a round-trip train ticket from Penn Station to MetLife Stadium for each of the eight World Cup matches this summer

MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford is temporarily becoming New York New Jersey Stadium for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. FIFA's "clean stadium" policy requires all venues with corporate-sponsored names to

The first of 374 new Multilevel III rail cars arrived at NJ Transit's maintenance complex in Kearny on Monday, kicking off a long-overdue fleet overhaul. The new double-decker trains can

New Jersey drivers are paying more at the pump than they were a month ago, and the situation is showing no signs of improving. The average price of a gallon

A West Caldwell, New Jersey manufacturer is behind a major nationwide recall of more than 356,000 iron-containing vitamins and dietary supplements. Vitaquest International issued the recall after products from 11

West Orange Public Schools is facing a projected deficit of up to $15 million heading into the 2026–2027 school year. The district has proposed eliminating at least 70 full-time positions,