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New Jersey Grows as U.S. Population Slows Sharply

Population growth across the U.S. slowed to its weakest pace since the pandemic, but New Jersey moved against the trend, adding more than 41,000 residents in 2025.

These 9 New Jersey Day Trips Are Worth the Drive, According to WorldAtlas

From waterfalls and beaches to historic towns and sculpture gardens, WorldAtlas highlights 10 New Jersey day trips worth the drive.

Inside Ocean’s 18: Why Atlantic City’s Mini Golf & Bar Actually Works

Ocean’s 18 Mini Golf & Bar inside Ocean Casino Resort offers an adult-friendly indoor mini golf experience with cocktails, competition, and social vibes.

Will the 2026 World Cup Boost U.S. Tourism? New Jersey Hosts Final

New Jersey hosts eight matches, including the World Cup final, as U.S. tourism prepares for a possible boost. Policy and hotels will determine the impact.

Amazon Closes Fresh and Go Stores, Focuses on Whole Foods and Delivery

Amazon is ending its Fresh and Go store experiment, closing 72 locations. Whole Foods and same-day grocery delivery will now drive the company’s U.S. grocery strategy, while cashierless tech continues

CVS Is Leaving Horizon NJ Health’s Pharmacy Network. Here’s What That Means for 800,000 New Jersey Patients

Starting April 30, Horizon NJ Health members must pay full price at CVS unless they switch pharmacies. Over 800,000 NJ patients could be affected.

PSE&G Says NJ Energy Efficiency Programs Saved Customers $900M

PSE&G says its energy efficiency programs delivered more than $900 million in savings to New Jersey customers between 2020 and 2025, citing reduced energy use, rebates, and efficiency upgrades.

As a Major Storm Looms, New Jersey Schools Still Can’t Go Remote for Snow Days

With heavy snow and ice in the forecast, New Jersey schools face closures instead of remote learning — a rule critics say no longer fits a post-pandemic world.

Social Security Says It’s Finally Gone Digital. Is it Working?

The Social Security Administration claims it’s turning a corner. The agency has become notorious for long waits and outdated systems—SSA says a “digital-first” overhaul is speeding up service for millions.