Jersey Mike’s Hires New CEO After $8 Billion Sale
Charlie Morrison, former Wingstop CEO, will lead the sandwich chain after its sale to Blackstone. Founder Peter Cancro remains board chairman.
A New Jersey Friend Is Sticking With Trump
‘It was like he made you feel everything’s gonna be OK,’ she says. And ‘he’s very funny and sarcastic.’
New Jersey’s ‘National Disgrace’
No NJ Transit rider expects the service to improve any time soon.
New Jersey Power Broker George Norcross Charged With Racketeering
The influential Democrat was indicted in connection with improperly receiving waterfront property rights in Camden, N.J.
Trump, New Jersey and the ‘War on Stupidity’
Another setback for inefficient power generation.
New Jersey Reaps the Wind, Again
Shell backed out of a wind-energy project despite huge subsidies.
House of the Week: A Century-Old Castle in New Jersey
A local restaurateur spent roughly $6 million and several years restoring the historic property.
Finding Mystery and Wilderness…in New Jersey?
Jokes about the Pine Barrens abound. But visitors willing to look closer will find a place steeped in nature, history and adventure.
Bill Pascrell, Long-Term New Jersey Congressman, Dies at 87
Longtime New Jersey Congressman Bill Pascrell DiesThe Democrat was first elected to the House in 1996 and was running for re-election this fall.
New Jersey Blows Up Its Property Tax Cap
Gov. Phil Murphy makes it easier to raise taxes without voter approval.
New Jersey Harasses Pregnancy Resource Centers
Attorney General Matt Platkin’s effort is part of a nationwide campaign that claims to be ‘pro-choice’ but seeks to limit options for women.
New Jersey’s Latest Tax Blitz
Gov Murphy’s last tax hike didn’t raise enough, so he’s back at it.
New Jersey Drones and My Own Close Encounter
The UFO I saw in 1967 turned out to be prank. It taught me an important lesson about science.
The Mystery Drones Are Back—This Time Over New Jersey
The swarms appear similar to those that flew over sensitive military sites in Virginia last year.
Fire on New York-New Jersey Border Prompts Voluntary Evacuation Order
Residents in roughly 165 homes in two communities around Warwick, N.Y., were asked to evacuate Saturday night, officials said.
New Jersey’s Trains Are Late, and NJ Transit Billions Short
Fares rise as service gets worse, and Covid aid from Washington only delayed the inevitable reckoning.
New Jersey Governor Set to Tap Former Aide for Bob Menendez’s Senate Seat
George Helmy would take office after Menendez’s scandal-fueled resignation.
Shall I Compare New Jersey’s Curriculum to a Summer’s Day?
What does Shakespeare have to do with climate change? Ask the state’s first lady, Tammy Murphy.
On the Ground With the ‘Sky Watch’ as Drone Hysteria Grips New Jersey
Mayors launch task forces, float conspiracy theories as the world asks: Why would they pick New Jersey?
Cosmopolitan Financier Brings Hollywood Magic to Blue-Collar Jersey
Arki Busson, whose romantic life has been fodder for London tabloids, is setting his $1 billion production studio in working-class Bayonne.
New York Judge Orders Mahmoud Khalil’s Case Be Moved to New Jersey
A U.S. district judge said the law required the case be heard in the venue where Khalil was being held when his attorneys first filed a lawsuit challenging his detention.
FAA Temporarily Bans Drones From Parts of New Jersey for Security Reasons
FAA Temporarily Bans Drones From Parts of N.J. for Security ReasonsThe restrictions, set to last for one month, came at the request of federal security officials.
He Built a Better Cocktail to Please His New Jersey Neighbors. Now It’s a Destination Drink.
At an 18th-century inn on the Garden State’s western edge, the exemplary Jack Rose cocktail is well worth the trip. Until you can get there, this recipe brings the drink’s bright apple flavor home.
Hey, New Jersey: Suddenly You’re Scared—of a Few Drones? Gett Outta Here.
My home state is normally where even the science nerds are tough guys. What happened?
Restoring This Historic New Jersey Home Took Time, Patience and a $426,000 Budget
Both from Europe, the owners were used to old homes. But the Teaneck property’s historic designation added an extra layer to its renovation.