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Have you tried the ‘Doo Wop Experience’? NJ site could be best in U.S.
Experts already believe it's one of the greatest. Now online voters can get it to No. 1.

$5 million waiting to be claimed: Your NJ Lottery tickets are expiring
The clock is ticking on more than 50 different scratch-off games from the New Jersey Lottery, along with more than $5 million in prize money that has yet to be claimed.

Officials: NJ cop uses police database to track a woman he fancies
The officer spotted a woman outside a school, then used police tools to find her address and ask for her number, according to the Monmouth County Prosecutor's Office.

Is NJ really a bad place for driving? 2025 report ranks all 50 states
You may declare this every day on your way to and from work: it sucks to drive in New Jersey.

These are the NJ stores and businesses expected to close in 2025
Big businesses are making big changes in 2025, including the shutdown of some brick-and-mortar locations.

NJ launches next move to battle NYC congestion pricing
New Jersey is so frustrated with a new toll in New York that it's willing to put out $20 million to limit its impacts on residents.

Popular waterfront restaurant in Brick, NJ shuts down for a major redo
A huge renovation project that has shut down a bar and restaurant should wrap up before spring.

Should NJ loosen penalties for parole violators? It could save taxpayer money
Plenty of your money is being wasted on unnecessarily re-jailing individuals who technically violated parole but aren't hurting anyone, according to advocates.

NJ minimum wage soared with Gov. Murphy. Enough to keep up in 2025?
Many low-wage employees in the state received another raise on Jan. 1, as the minimum wage increased in the Garden State once again to keep up with inflation.

Tree-killing pest is spreading: 5 NJ counties recommended for treatment
New Jersey officials believe that tens of thousands of acres need to be treated for the pest formerly known as the gypsy moth.

See how much more you’re paying in NJ, compared to a year ago
Prices of the things you need continue to climb — just at a lesser extreme than what New Jersey had been experiencing in the recent past.

New proposal: NJ state employees can’t work from home
A proposed law would stop New Jersey state employees from having the opportunity to work from home a couple days per week.