Tax Credit Changes, Abortion Protections & More: 5 Fresh NJ Laws To Know About

From the banning of personal data sales to plastic utensil requests, here's what to know about NJ's latest legislation.

Hundreds More Job Cuts In NJ As Federal Figures Show Large Job Loss

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics said NJ lost more than 25,000 positions in July, but state officials say the number may be overstated.

Severe Storm Threats Target NJ This Weekend

Rounds of rain are headed to New Jersey this Saturday and Sunday.

Beaches Closing To Swimming In NJ As Lifeguards Head Off To College

As the summer winds down and the school year nears, towns are being forced to curb swimming at some beaches because of staffing issues.

Data Center Fight Moves To NJ Courts, With Developers Blaming Local Bans On ‘Public Hysteria'

Developers are increasingly going to court to challenge municipal ordinances banning the facilities.

Outshine Bars Recalled In NJ, May Contain Glass Shards: See Impacted Products

The FDA says that shards of glass have been found in certain flavors.

Sex Abuse Claims Against Boys & Girls Clubs Of America Can't Move Forward, Court Rules

The alleged abuse did not occur at an activity sponsored by the national group or on property it owned, Wainer Apter wrote.

Check If Flock Cameras Have Searched Your License Plate In NJ

A new database lets New Jersey drivers see whether someone using a Flock Safety system searched for their license plate.

New Trump Order Changes Vaccine Schedule: What It Means For NJ Children

The executive order was signed Monday.

13 Drownings Punctuate A Deadly Summer In NJ

The 2026 drowning incidents have been at pools, lakes and the ocean.

NJ Property Tax Rebate Checks Slashed: See By How Much

Residents can expect less money in their quarterly tax rebate check.

These Are The Best Public High Schools In NJ For 2026-27: U.S. News

U.S. News ranked nearly 18,000 schools nationwide, with 25 New Jersey public high schools earning top spots for 2026-27.

Confidence In Historic Super El Niño Grows: What To Know In NJ

The El Niño has a 90 percent chance of becoming a very strong event this fall and winter, forecasters said.

Rounds Of Storms To Hit NJ Sunday, Forecasters Say

The biggest risk is flash flooding, according to the National Weather Service.

1st Zika Case Since 2020 Confirmed In NJ

The Zika virus spreads to people mostly through the bite of an infected Aedes aegypti mosquito, according to the CDC.

ANCHOR Letters Hit Mailboxes: Here's What's Next

Some residents may need to take extra steps to apply for their property tax rebate.

Jersey Shore Beach Report: Gotta Wear Shades

If a beach day has been on your to-do list, this weekend may be the time. See what's in store at the Jersey Shore's beaches.

These NJ ZIP Codes Ranked Among America’s Hottest Markets

Median home prices top 1 million in several NJ towns.

NJ Tax Break Funnels $190 Million Toward Millionaires, Report Finds

Researchers say reforming New Jersey’s Alternative Business Calculation could recover more than $120 million in state revenue.

These Are The Best Places To Start A Small Business In NJ

New data ranked New Jersey ZIP codes by costs, business networks and workforce competition for startups.

Unlicensed Movers Caught In NJ: What Residents Should Know

Here's how New Jersey residents can check a mover, spot a broker and avoid costly surprises.

Automatic Tariff Refunds Coming To These NJ Residents

Tariff refunds from shippers will be directly refunded to credit cards or bank accounts.

Parasite Cases Increasing In NJ: See Latest Data, Products To Avoid

The diarrhea-causing cyclosporiasis outbreak continues to expand in New Jersey.

Food Insecurity In NJ Nearly Doubled Over Four Years, New Report Says

The latest report notes that the U.S. Department of Agriculture has since canceled its collection of food-security data.

$1B Powerball Drawing Wednesday Night: What To Know In NJ

The jackpot carries an estimated cash value of $433.1 million and is now the eighth-largest in Powerball history.

ANCHOR Application Portal Now Open: How To Get Paid

Applications for homeowner and renter property tax relief are now available.

NJ Panel Says More Terminally Ill Inmates Should Be Eligible For Release

The Criminal Sentencing and Disposition Commission recommended that those with only 18 months to live be allowed to seek early release.

JCP&L Seeks 8.8 % Electric Rate Hike

The utility filed with the NJ Board of Public Utilities for higher base rates and recovery of deferred storm costs over 10 years.

Here’s How Strengthening El Niño Could Shape Next Winter In NJ

The intensifying climate pattern could lead to one of the season’s “most complicated” winter patterns for the Northeast.

Severe Thunderstorm Warning Issued In North Jersey

The alert is active until 6 p.m. Tuesday.

Governor Signs Law To Expand Microtransit To Seniors, Disabled Residents Statewide

New Jersey lawmakers voted unanimously in June to pass a bill that expands NJ Transit’s existing programs to include microtransit options.

Severe Storm Warnings, Watches Issued Across NJ Monday

A Severe Thunderstorm Warning has been issued for flash flooding and locally damaging winds Monday.

Rutgers Dental School Program Brings Free Preventive Care To Classrooms

36% of all NJ third graders had untreated dental disease, one report says.

Weather Watches Issued In North Jersey As Another Round Of Severe Weather Moves In

Flash flooding and locally damaging winds are possible Saturday as severe storms are set to lash the state.

Jersey Shore Beach Report: A Good Weekend For Fun On The Sand

There is a slight chance of showers, forecasters say. See what's in store at the Jersey Shore's beaches this weekend.

Potentially Deadly, Drug-Resistant Fungus Spreads In NJ: What To Know

Nationwide, 3,437 cases had been identified in 27 states.

NJ Water Utilities Hit By Cyberattacks Affecting Multiple States, Officials Say

Water utilities in 12 states have been targeted but water safety has not been compromised, authorities say.

New Developments In Fatal Cyclospora, Salmonella Outbreaks: What To Know In NJ

New Jersey institutions that rely on Sysco may see changes in lettuce supplies.

Judge Blocks Bid To End Oversight Of Bank Accused Of Discrimination In Newark

The ruling means the bank will remain under court oversight until September 2027, as the consent decree requires.

Major Pharmacy Updates Closure Plan: See NJ Impacts

The struggling drug store chain is attempting to complete a successful financial turnaround.