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Bridgewater residents Luis Pazmino and Andrea Roberto, with their two children, recently opened Space Play Academy for kids ages 2 to 12.
The owners of a new café in Hoboken vowed to open a restaurant after their kids left home. It almost didn't happen.
Belleville’s public school system has been under the financial supervision of the state for the past decade.
The Porch is an extension of Molli Dowd's handmade luxury gingerbread boutique called Edible Estates. Both will open in July.
“As we're all aware, we're faced with federal and state budget cuts – and we're trying to adjust accordingly.”
The number of students taking AP courses, dual enrollment with colleges, and earning biliteracy language seals has also increased.
The Belleville Board of Education is asking New Jersey to end more than a decade of state oversight.
President Trump has insisted there are no plans to touch Medicaid, Medicare or Social Security. Some dispute his claim.
A Secaucus man is accused of sexually molesting a 14-year-old female family member, police said Tuesday.
The Town and School Board will work together to maintain sports fields, specifically the Roosevelt Intermediate School athletic field.
Optum is closing its adult medical care office on 10th Street in Secaucus on April 7.
4 weed businesses have been approved in Moorestown. But officials want to see how they play out before accepting any more.
Eight professionals from a variety of careers were featured during the Jan. 29 wellness day.
The annual hunt will take place at South Mountain and Hilltop reservations. Since 2008, more than 3,000 deer have been killed.
Residents applaud and cheer Tuesday after the Planning Board decided to table their review of an ordinance to create a film studio in town.
Lanoka Harbor resident Paul Field is reminding everyone of the importance of having a carbon monoxide detector after a close call.
The fast-food chicken chain is looking to demolish and replace the Exxon gas station on the corner of Route 206 and Triangle Road.
Serving breakfast, lunch, matcha and more, The Grind has something for everyone to enjoy.
A massive construction project will rebuild one of the busiest highways in New Jersey. Here are the arguments for it – and against it.
Middletown has not approved CAPS' request to open a charter school at Mater Dei, as the Star Ledger does a deep-dive investigation in CAPS:
