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Overcrowded shelters across NJ — how you can help
Experts don't see a light at the end of the tunnel.

How high? Car insurance rates increase sharply in New Jersey
New Jersey drivers are experiencing another round of sticker shock in 2025, in the way of rising insurance premiums.

What’s there to do in New Jersey? 25 fun ideas for 2025
New Jersey has released a list of 25 reasons that people should visit the state this year, but you could use it as a cheat sheet for finding some new enjoyment in your home state.

Salt on NJ’s roads could be destroying your car … if you’re not smart
When the winter weather melts away, impacts from the storm can still wreak havoc on your vehicle.

NJ publishes 20,000+ DWI cases that may have been tainted by bad tests
You could be in line for post-conviction relief.

Major pharmacy chain closing 2 Monmouth County, NJ locations
The closure is part of an overall plan to close 1,200 locations by the end of 2026.

NJ’s new driving law: How to log hours for your teen
A new rule in the Garden State aims to ensure that your young driver actually spends some time behind the wheel between getting a permit and earning a license.

Dave Matthews Band summer tour coming to New Jersey for 3 shows
For the first time, the Dave Matthews Band will play concerts in New Jersey as members of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.

Looking for Valentine’s Day plans? These NJ restaurants are the ‘most romantic’
Four restaurants in New Jersey are included in OpenTable's list of the "top 100 romantic restaurants" in the country for 2025.

These 11 NJ hospitals rank among top 5% in the U.S.
Two facilities in New Jersey rank in the top 1% nationwide.

NJ not doing enough to keep people from smoking, report says
New Jersey just received its report card on efforts to control tobacco usage, and it's not one you'd want to hang on the fridge.

Check the mail: NJ sending out new applications for property tax relief
“This new one-stop application will make it simpler for residents to apply for the property tax relief benefits they’re entitled to,” said State Treasurer Elizabeth Maher Muoio.