According to the latest Rutgers-Eagleton Poll, 36% to 47% of New Jerseyans say they “probably” or “definitely” won’t get vaccinated against COVID-19, with the responses varying depending on how the ...
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When temperatures drop below freezing in New Jersey and conditions pose a threat to those who are homeless, state law mandates that local authorities must make shelters or warming centers ...
The pandemic is laying waste to businesses in New Jersey and across the country, but not to sports betting. And in what PlayNJ analysts call “a shocking achievement,” in October ...
Digging into the origins of ultimate Frisbee is a bit like trying to determine who invented baseball — Abner Doubleday, 18th-century American kids’ game, British import played in the Colonies? ...
Under Phase 3 of the New Jersey Economic Development Authority’s Small Business Emergency Assistance Grant Program, there will be an additional $60 million — at least — available, Gov. Phil ...
The New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development announced Tuesday that more than 100,000 residents who potentially are eligible for FEMA Lost Wages Assistance (LWA) can still certify for the benefit. The ...
When we see numbers like 2 billion tossed around — unless they’re part of a discussion about New Jersey’s budget — our first reaction is a skeptical, “Says who?” As ...
It’s three years since New Jersey voters approved $125 million in bonds to be issued for critical improvements to libraries across the state. But, while many residents rue the alacrity ...
Gov. Phil Murphy’s office released partial 2019 tax returns for the governor and his wife Tammy on Wednesday that showed an adjusted gross income of just over $2.7 million. That ...
New Jersey wasn’t the only state with a marijuana initiative on the ballot in the general election. Three others — Arizona, Montana and South Dakota — also asked voters to ...
