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GLP-1 drugs are changing dining habits, but inflation, higher menu prices and financial strain provide a broader explanation for falling restaurant traffic.

Report Blames GLP-1 Drugs for Empty Restaurants in NJ, but Data Shows a More Serious and Dangerous Culprit

Philadelphia Chef Calls For J.D. Vance, Nick Shirley, Scott Presler to be “Kirked”

Farmers Market - Photo by Natalia Bratslavsky

Farmers Markets Bloom Across New Jersey as September Harvest Season Arrives

Maryland regulators hold a hearing Wednesday on a Perdue AgriBusiness water discharge permit, with public comments accepted through Sept. 14.

Maryland Holds Hearing Tonight on Perdue AgriBusiness Water Discharge Permit

NJ Gas Prices Surge Past $4 a Gallon — Here’s What Commuters Are Spending

Welcome to Pennsylvania - new signs across the state welcoming businesses and travelers Photo by Josh Shapiro Press Office

How Pennsylvania Lured One of New Jersey’s Largest Companies Across the Delaware

Jackson Crossing

Another Jackson Restaurant Could Close This Fall

NJBIA warns New Jersey’s taxes and regulations are driving job growth away after Burlington Stores announced its headquarters move to Philadelphia.

NJ Business Group Slams Sherrill Administration After Burlington Announces Exit

Burlington Stores will move its headquarters and 1,600 workers from New Jersey to Philadelphia as statewide job losses and corporate exits mount.

New Jersey Loses Another Major Business as Sherrill Corporate Exodus Continues

Photo caption: A federal financial audit of Atlantic City Electric found customer overbilling and federal tax-related errors, according to Rep. Jeff Van Drew's office, prompting the South Jersey congressman to demand refunds.

New Jersey Electric Company Overcharged Customers, Federal Audit Finds

New Jersey families face another expensive back-to-school season without the state's former sales tax holiday, which saved shoppers 6.625% on qualifying purchases before it was repealed in 2024. Back to school shopping - Photo by Mike Fouque

New Jersey Democrat Lawmakers Cut Back to School Tax Holiday, Blame Trump for High Costs

A federal judge allowed Strike 3 Holdings to subpoena Comcast for a New Jersey subscriber's identity but warned an IP address alone doesn't prove infringement.

Porn Company Wins Bid to Unmask New Jersey Internet User in Copyright Case

New Jersey has permanently legalized COVID-era cocktails-to-go rules, allowing qualifying restaurants and bars to continue takeout and alcohol delivery.

New Jersey Makes COVID-Era Cocktails-To-Go Law Permanent for Restaurants and Bars

For a city that has already undergone a dramatic transformation over the past two decades, Hollywood's arrival just a few miles away could help write the next chapter.

Netflix’s $1 Billion New Jersey Studio Is Already Reshaping Asbury Park Real Estate

Six Homes For Sale in Ocean County Total $80 Million in Real Estate Inventory

Jersey Shore Scoops & Soups is now open at 2524 Hooper Avenue in Brick, serving ice cream, Italian ice, soups, coffee, paninis and crepes.

Jersey Shore Scoops & Soups Opens New Ice Cream and Cafe Shop in Brick

Photo Caption: Moisha’s Supermarket is preparing to open a roughly 66,000-square-foot kosher grocery store inside the former Stop & Shop on Route 9 in Howell Township.

Former Howell Stop & Shop to Become Massive Kosher Supermarket With Free Valet Parking

Photo Caption: Somerset County Commissioner Sara Sooy joined local officials, business owners and residents Friday for the grand opening of Whole Foods Market at Montgomery Promenade in Skillman.

Whole Foods Market Opens New 45,000-Square-Foot Store in Montgomery Township

Photo caption: Pankaj Gupta, owner of Perfume Spot in Jackson Township, is challenging a construction violation after a New Jersey Department of Community Affairs official indicated the described cosmetic renovations appear to qualify as ordinary maintenance.

Exclusive: Jackson Outlets Business Owner Challenges $2,000 Construction Fine, Says State Sides With Him

Photo caption: Lenny's Silverton Market has remained a Silverton landmark since 1965, surviving decades of neighborhood change while continuing to serve generations of Ocean County families.

Iconic, Historic Toms River Market Wins New Jersey’s Best Sandwich

Photo caption: Electric vehicle battery supply chains are facing increased federal scrutiny as the United States enforces restrictions on products suspected of being made with forced labor.

NJ’s EV Push Faces Forced Labor Roadblock as Chinese Supply Chain Scrutiny Grows

Thousands of New Jersey workers are expected to lose their jobs before the end of 2026 as employers across multiple industries continue filing WARN notices, with HelloFresh becoming the latest company to announce layoffs in the state.

Thousands More New Jersey Jobs Set to Disappear as HelloFresh Joins Growing Wave of Layoffs

Offset Printing Press

AI Isn’t Killing Journalism—It’s Saving It. The News Industry Is Making the Same Mistake Again.

The revival of the Grog's name reflects the enduring importance of locally owned surf shops that built communities long before surfing became a mainstream industry.

Grog’s Surf Palace Returns: The Legendary Jersey Shore Surf Shop That Helped Build East Coast Surfing Is Back

The move builds on Grumpy's long-standing role in the Jersey Shore fishing community while introducing another way for anglers to enjoy New Jersey's coastal waters.

Jersey Shore Fly Fishing Gets a Boost as Grumpy’s Tackle Adds New Gear Section

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