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Rutgers ends March Madness drought — But you can’t bet on the game
If you want to wager on the Friday night matchup against Clemson, you'll have to travel to another state.
Poll: Visitors ready for a return to Atlantic City
Phil Kening, a Stockton instructor and lead researcher on the project, said the findings offer "pretty good vibes" for Atlantic City tourism during the upcoming warmer months.
1 year of COVID — NJ residents ‘can’t wait for this to be over’
On March 4, 2020, Gov. Phil Murphy announced the Garden State's first confirmed case of the novel coronavirus.
‘Pandemic push’ for housing still hot in New Jersey
Demand for properties has not taken a break since the market relaunched after a brief shutdown.
How legal weed can transform tourism in NJ
There's much more to a legal market for recreational marijuana than just selling in shops.
Springsteen ordered to pay $540 for drinking on Sandy Hook
Charges against rock star Bruce Springsteen for drunken driving and reckless driving, related to an incident in November on Sandy Hook, have been dropped.
Teen dating violence — experts urge you to recognize the signs
If your child were experiencing abuse from their dating partner, do you think you'd have the eyes and ears to pick up on it?
NJ gas prices to continue their climb
In the Garden State, the average price for a gallon of regular gasoline on Thursday was around $2.64, which is six cents higher than one week ago, and 17 cents higher than one month ago, according to GasBuddy.
Most line-of-duty deaths of NJ cops last year were COVID-related
COVID-19 was the biggest line-of-duty killer of law enforcement officers in 2020 across New Jersey and the nation, according to figures released by the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund.
Massive health and well-being study launching in New Jersey
The New Jersey Population Health Cohort study aims to enroll up to 10,000 participants beginning in early 2021.