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Congress requests meeting with Live Nation following Taylor Swift mess
The letter dated Dec. 6 asks the company to provide a list of any corrective action taken since mid-November to ensure better access for consumers.
NJ travelers: The REAL ID deadline has been extended
When the enforcement date arrives, you'll need either a REAL ID license or a U.S. passport to fly within the country.
Shortage of Quality Santas Continues to Impact NJ
As New Jersey enjoys its first holiday season in three years that's not overshadowed by COVID-19, demand for appearances by Santa Claus is way up. But the roster of quality Santas hasn't yet bounced back from the pandemic.
How the New Car Lemon Law Works in NJ
Some vehicles just weren't meant to work. But do you have the patience to put in your own work to get reimbursed?
WATCH: Explosives Bring Down Former Power Plant in Gloucester County, NJ
The nucleus of a former coal-fired power plant was blasted to the ground Friday morning.
HIV/AIDS in NJ — How to Prevent New Diagnoses
Once an individual is diagnosed, they have the virus for life. But it can be controlled, to both maintain the patient's health and eliminate risk to others.
Man Run Over Multiple Times, Killed, After Fight in Old Bridge, NJ, Police Say
A man from Middletown was pronounced dead at the scene, and authorities are searching for who's responsible.
Missing Person: 22-year-old Hasn’t Been in Contact For ‘Months,’ South Brunswick, NJ, Police Say
Police need the public's help in locating a woman who signed herself out of a group home over the summer.
Why Do NJ Police Warn Us About DWI Checkpoints?
Not all states permit these checkpoints, but federal law states that they are legal.
Falling Behind on Credit Card Bills? We Asked an NJ Expert What To Do
Many residents were already way behind on their bills a year ago and the problem is only expected to worsen as residents receive their bills in early 2023 for the holiday shopping they're doing now.