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American coffee chain Starbucks is about to enter a new era, or should we say they’re returning to the old days? CEO Brian Niccol announced a series of sweeping changes

Twenty-two New Jersey municipalities are urging the courts to pause enforcement of a recent state law mandating affordable housing targets, arguing it unfairly burdens suburban areas while exempting many urban

New Jersey’s Department of Community Affairs has released new affordable housing targets, outlining how many low-priced homes each municipality must develop by 2035. The plan, which requires a total of

New Jersey has allowed Smoke Shop Heroin to slip through the cracks, and it’s nearly killed 20 people. After close to two dozen hospitalizations were reported in NJ, the FDA

New Jersey residents might see an increase in toll prices coming soon. The New Jersey Turnpike Authority recently passed a $2.62 billion budget for 2024, which Governor Murphy says he

New Jersey is once again leading the charge when it comes to reproductive rights. Back in October, Governor Murphy launched a one-stop site for resources regarding reproductive rights in NJ—it

One New Jersey family welcomed twin boys just in time for the New Year, but with a light-hearted catch. It is not uncommon for twins to be born several minutes

After a fun night of trick-or-treating this Halloween, parents in the Park Village area of Sayreville decided to take their kids home and call it a night. Upon arriving home

Several students at Westfield High School are under investigation after being accused of using AI to generate fake pornographic material depicting fellow classmates. The scandal demonstrates some of the potential

Rutgers University, which was recently named a top school in the nation, is facing pending challenges between the administration and its staff. The Rutgers University Senate voted no confidence in