NJ reports first child flu death as cases overwhelm hospitals
A child has died from the flu in New Jersey, marking the state's first pediatric death this season, the NJ Health Department has confirmed.
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Gov. Murphy signs 'bell-to-bell' cell phone ban in all schools
A new law is shaking up school life in New Jersey, aiming to curb the smartphone distractions that many say are hurting our kids' focus.
Less than 600 shootings in a year: NJ posts historic crime record
With innovative policing and community programs in place, New Jersey is seeing the benefits of collaboration, leading to a safer environment for everyone.
Bar pie, tomato pie, thin crust: the holy trinity of New Jersey pizza
Imagine gathering with friends for that perfect crispy Bar Pie. It’s not just food; it’s a piece of home.
NJ creates task force as chronic absenteeism plagues schools
A bill has been signed into law by Acting New Jersey Governor Tahesha Way to create the Chronic Absenteeism Task Force to examine the causes of persistent student absences.
NJ wipes out another $86M in medical debt to end 2025
Imagine waking up with one less weight on your shoulders — New Jersey just wiped out millions in medical debt for thousands of folks right here.
N.J. spends $1M locking up student phones statewide
The state just awarded 86 grants to help New Jersey schools implement phone-free policies during class.
NJ nursing home owners accused of draining millions in scheme
Two more owners of NJ nursing homes are accused of leaving residents in dangerous conditions as they pocketed tens of millions of dollars in Medicaid funds.
NJ homes could cut electric costs by 21% in 2026, under new plan
With the right reforms, New Jersey families might just escape a $70 increase in their electric bills—let's break down how this could happen.
Halloween chaos in Trenton leaves teen dead, another wounded
A 17 year old boy was fatally stabbed during a chaotic street in Trenton on Halloween night with no arrests made, according to the Mercer County Prosecutor's Office