NJ Gun Law Struck Down In Court For 3rd Time In A Month

The decision temporarily halts a measure allowing the attorney general to sue firearm businesses for certain public-nuisance violations.

Egg Prices Soar In NJ, But Costs May Go Down Soon

Amid accusations of price gouging, the egg industry has blamed inflation and a record-setting avian flu outbreak.

As More Newspapers Close In NJ, Hudson County Editor Speaks Out On PBS

The recent closure of the once Hoboken-based Hudson Reporter news group was followed by several longtime Central New Jersey papers closing.

NJ Weather: -20 Wind Chills, Intense Gusts To Hit The State

The cold, windy conditions could cause quick-developing frostbite, sporadic power outages and bursting water lines. See the latest.

41 MPH Winds And A 'Code Blue': Where To Get Heat In Hudson County

Find out where to go in Hoboken, Bayonne, or Jersey City if you lose heat, and see the local forecast through Saturday.

Package Delivery Mistakes: Be Neighborly, With Exceptions [Block Talk]

For many readers, fetching and delivering packages that end up at the wrong address is part of being a good neighbor. Thieves, though.

Bill Boosting NJ Temp Workers Headed To Gov. Murphy’s Desk – Again

Lobbyists say it would be a huge drain on businesses. But workers say it’s urgently needed in an industry that’s long been exploiting them.

Fatal Shooting Of Councilwoman Eunice Dwumfour: What We Know

New Jersey was stunned to learn a newly elected Republican Councilwoman in Sayreville was fatally gunned down​ in front of her home:

Ferry Fleet To Dock On Hoboken Waterfront; City Promises Future Park

NY Waterway will keep 20 ferries on Hoboken's central waterfront for 3-5 years as the city begins converting the land into a park.