new jersey

December 8, 2025

‘On the Brink of Catastrophic Failure:’ How Long Will Trenton Water Works Keep Working?

Trenton Water Works serves approximately 225,000 people and is over 200 years old. After years of neglect, the utility is grappling with aging infrastructure, staff shortages, and health concerns.

By Lara Becker

December 8, 2025

A Tale of Two Droughts: Who is Striving and Who is Thriving?

New Jersey residents struggle to reduce their water usage throughout a year long drought watch while local farmers have yet to see an impact.

By Carley McDonald

October 29, 2025

This NJ Baker Is Welcoming Everyone to the Dessert Table

How a boy with food allergies inspired his mother's bakery

By Carley McDonald

September 29, 2025

NJ Town Approves Annual Stipend for Rescue Squad Volunteers

A New Jersey town adds pay for volunteer firefighters and emergency medical technicians

By Carley McDonald

November 5, 2024

Democrat Andy Kim Beats Curtis Bashaw in New Jersey’s U.S. Senate Race

The AP projected that Democratic candidate Andy Kim won the New Jersey U.S. Senate seat over Republican candidate Curtis Bashaw.

By Lynise Olivacce