Phil Murphy Brought Hollywood to New Jersey, Now Mikie Sherrill is Suing Movie Companies
Trenton, NJ – For nearly eight years, New Jersey has aggressively marketed itself as Hollywood East. Under Gov. Phil Murphy, the state revived its film tax credit program, recruited some of the…
New Jersey Drivers Once Again Facing Nation’s Steepest Auto Insurance Hikes in 2026
Premiums in the Garden State are projected to rise more than 10%, the highest increase in the country. Trenton, NJ – New Jersey drivers are expected to face the largest auto insurance…
Landlord Price Fixing Has Increased Rents in New Jersey by 61% Lawmakers Say
Proposed legislation would ban landlords from using software that coordinates rental pricing across competing properties. Trenton, NJ – New Jersey lawmakers have introduced legislation aimed at stopping landlords from using algorithm-driven software…
Exxon has had enough of New Jersey as oil giant moves toward incorporating in Texas instead
The oil giant says relocating its legal home could strengthen its position in policy and shareholder matters. ELIZABETH, NJ – It’s not just families and retirees fleeing the government of New Jersey.…
New Jersey Restaurants We Said Goodbye to in 2025
Several well-known restaurants across New Jersey closed their doors in 2025, ending decades-long runs and leaving noticeable gaps in local dining scenes. Rumson, NJ – A number of longtime restaurants and popular…
Busy Month for Sales in New Jersey Town Where Homes Typically Sell for Millions of Dollars
Several Mantoloking homes sold for more than $1 million in February, including a $7.85 million waterfront estate, highlighting strong demand in one of New Jersey’s most exclusive coastal communities. Mantoloking, NJ –…
Gas Prices Rise Nationwide — But Some New Jersey Stations Still Offer Fuel Under $3
While the national average for gasoline has climbed to about $3.41 per gallon, several stations across New Jersey are still selling fuel for less than $3. Trenton, NJ – Gas prices across…
Six scams targeting New Jersey residents and how you can avoid falling victim
Authorities say scammers are impersonating state agencies, banks, and toll services to steal money and personal information from residents. Trenton, NJ – Officials across New Jersey are warning residents about a growing…
Major Retail Chains Cutting Back or Leaving New Jersey as Store Closures Mount
From supermarkets to clothing stores, a growing number of national retailers are closing locations across New Jersey amid financial pressures and shifting shopping habits. Trenton, NJ – A wave of store closures…
Girl Scouts Sell Cookies Outside New Jersey Weed Shop
A New Jersey Girl Scouts troop drew national attention after selling cookies outside a Mount Laurel cannabis dispensary during a trial partnership. Mount Laurel, NJ – A Girl Scouts troop in South…
Deptford Bakery Hit With Online Harassment After Visit From Governor Mikie Sherrill
A family-owned South Jersey bakery says it was flooded with negative reviews after hosting Governor Mikie Sherrill during a small business visit. Deptford, NJ – A popular family-owned bakery in Deptford Township…
New Jersey mulls income tax deductions for home improvements
Proposed legislation would let homeowners and renters deduct repair and maintenance costs from state income taxes. Trenton, NJ – A New Jersey lawmaker has introduced legislation that would allow residents to deduct…
New Jersey renters to get $1,000 additional tax credit under newly proposed law
Proposed legislation would provide up to $1,000 in tax relief to lower-income renters struggling with rising housing costs. Trenton, NJ – A newly introduced bill in the New Jersey Senate would provide…
New Jersey moves to provide additional housing rights to immigrants
Proposed legislation would ban landlords from using immigration status to intimidate or evict residential tenants. Trenton, NJ – New Jersey lawmakers have introduced legislation aimed at strengthening tenant protections by prohibiting landlords…
New Jersey Bill Targets Algorithmic Rent Pricing Used by Landlords
Proposed legislation would make it illegal for landlords to use software that analyzes market data to set rental prices. Trenton, NJ – A new bill introduced in the New Jersey Senate aims…
Federal judge partially grants Subaru owners’ motion in warranty lawsuit
Court allows some claims over Subaru’s outdated telematics systems to proceed while others remain dismissed Camden, NJ – A federal judge in New Jersey has ruled that a proposed class action lawsuit…
Florida man arrested after shovel attack inside Chinese restaurant, claims he was “stopping new COVID strain”
Witnesses say the suspect smashed the kitchen and injured the owner in an outburst fueled by delusion. Orlando, FL – Deputies in Orange County arrested a man accused of attacking a restaurant…
New law seeks to remove ethics guardrails for spouses of New Jersey’s most powerful public officials
Bill A5214 would ease ethics restrictions on spouses of New Jersey state employees. Measure allows spouses of certain state officials to invest in or hold interests in cannabis or casino industries under…
New Jersey man sued Verizon over $10 special deposit fee and lost
Court denies fee waiver and dismisses case, calling claims legally baseless and unsupported TRENTON, NJ – A federal judge in New Jersey has dismissed a lawsuit filed by a man who claimed…
New Jersey’s most unique amusement park Diggerland announces 2026 opening date
The construction-themed amusement park in West Berlin will reopen March 14, with its water park set to follow in May. West Berlin, NJ – Diggerland USA will kick off its 2026 season…
Wawa launches summer hiring drive across New Jersey shore locations
The company aims to fill hundreds of seasonal positions offering free Shortis, flexible hours, and summer perks. LAKEWOOD, NJ – Wawa, Inc. announced Monday the launch of its 2026 summer hiring campaign,…
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