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New Jersey drivers are paying some of the highest car insurance rates in the country—and they’ve been going up fast. Now, a growing number of motorists are choosing to drive

Newark Airport's Terminal B opened in 1973 to handle 6.8 million passengers. In 2025, it handled 11.5 million. A $200 million upgrade is finally on the way.

You’ve bought Driscoll’s strawberries. I have. Everyone in New Jersey has. They’re at Whole Foods, ShopRite, everywhere. It’s one of the most common berry brands we see. No one gives

Detainees at Delaney Hall, Newark's ICE detention facility, launched a hunger and labor strike Friday demanding better conditions and their release. Sen. Andy Kim and Rep. Rob Menendez visited Saturday

Interest in bay window replacement in New Jersey is at an all-time high this spring. According to Google Trends, the search term reached a value of 100 in mid-May, indicating

The mob isn’t gone in New Jersey—it’s just been overshadowed. That was the takeaway from a public hearing Tuesday in Trenton, where more than a dozen law enforcement agents and

A freak April weather pattern—temperatures above 90 degrees followed by a plunge into the 20s—devastated fruit crops across New Jersey, causing an estimated $300 million in losses. Governor Sherrill has

The FAA rejected Cape May County's plan to build 300 units of mixed-income housing at its airport in February. Now the county is back with a narrower proposal—18 acres of

The New Jersey Assembly passed the Patient and Provider Protection Act on Monday, targeting pharmacy benefit managers—companies that control where patients get their medications and what they pay. The bill

A coalition of 60+ groups—including the ACLU, the Pinelands Alliance, and The Nature Conservancy—has sent a letter to Governor Mikie Sherrill demanding an emergency moratorium on new AI data centers