Garden State cracks down on polluters at 9 sites in New Jersey
State environmental officials have filed lawsuits and court orders to get contamination cleaned up from Vineland to Edison and Secaucus.
Mercer County
Walk Through New Jersey’s Longest-Running Corn Maze
The corn maze at Howell Living History Farm in Hopewell Township is now open weekends through Nov. 1.
NJ colleges see dozens of COVID-19 cases, majority off campus
Rowan University notably leads the pack of colleges and universities in New Jersey that have positive cases among students this fall.
Earthquake shakes New Jersey while you slept
The 3.1 magnitude quake was felt across Central Jersey around 2 a.m., according to the USGS.
Fees, classes, masks: What to expect this fall at NJ colleges and universities
Hybrid classes and no returning to campus after Thanksgiving are popular among these 10 schools, while at least one has cut fees for students.
Thousands without power after ‘incredibly intense storms’ in NJ
Utility crews worked all night on restoration after trees brought down wires and poles in the rare derecho.
Here’s where anyone in NJ can get tested for COVID-19 or antibodies
There are now 135 testing sites, public or privately run, across New Jersey. Some are open to those not showing symptoms and some are for antibody testing.
What’s open/closed: Not all NJ counties reopening parks on May 2
Over half the county park systems will open their parks, golf courses and open spaces on what promises to be a near perfect spring weekend.
From Antarctica to Miami, NJ woman running for her father
Starting on Feb. 6, a Mercer County woman will attempt to run seven marathons in seven days, on seven continents.
NJ Considers Plans to End Lunch Shaming and Address Lunch Debt
The four measures are aimed at putting an end to "lunch shaming" of students.