New Jersey Consumer Confidence Drops to Decade Low
A state‑released survey shows New Jersey consumer confidence at a ten‑year low, driven by rising fuel costs, borrowing rates and weak hiring.
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A state‑released survey shows New Jersey consumer confidence at a ten‑year low, driven by rising fuel costs, borrowing rates and weak hiring.
Ten New Jersey beaches, including Wildwood, suffered major erosion following the September 2026 nor'easter, as reported by NJ.com on October 4, 2026, to inform recovery efforts.
A graphic novel published in October 2026 illustrates the history of Wildwood’s Sightseer tramcars, aiming to share local heritage through a creative cultural project.
Four people were injured in a shooting on Carroll Street in Trenton early Saturday morning.
NJ 101.5 predicts warm sun and good waves for New Jersey beaches on Friday, offering guidance for locals and tourists.
Wawa will reopen its renovated Ventnor, NJ store on Oct. 14, 2026 after completing renovations that followed a coffee supply drought. The location serves as a coffee spot for visitors near Wildwood.
Muzzy’s Shack adds halal smash burgers and hot chicken to its Burlington County menu in September, aiming to serve a broader customer base.
New Jersey’s minimum wage will climb to $16.48 per hour on Jan. 1, 2027, a $0.56 increase, as part of a series of scheduled hikes.
NJ 101.5 provided Tuesday’s weather and surf forecast for New Jersey beaches, helping locals and tourists plan outings.
The September 26‑27 nor’easter produced over‑three‑foot flooding statewide, the first in over three decades, according to analysis by Rutgers climatologist Dr. John Krasting.
The warehouse chain announced a plan for 33 new New Jersey stores, naming 14 locations, to expand shopping choices and generate employment.
A weekend nor'easter brought heavy rain that caused widespread power outages across the Jersey Shore, and utility crews are now restoring service.
Police shot and killed a knife‑wielding 37‑year‑old man in Middle Township, and the state attorney general’s office verified the use of lethal force.
Strong winds and high tide from a coastal storm knocked out power for thousands of Jersey Shore residents on September 26, 2026. Utility crews are actively restoring service, focusing on damaged lines and safety amid challenging conditions.
A nor'easter on September 26, 2026 brought heavy rain and strong winds that flooded coastal New Jersey, prompting evacuations and emergency response. Social‑media videos and photos captured the damage, aiding officials in relief and recovery efforts.
A nor'easter on September 26 drove record‑high tides along New Jersey’s coast, causing the worst flooding at one site since Superstorm Sandy, with forecasts indicating elevated water levels will persist through the night.
A New Jersey YMCA closed on September 26, 2026, after a nor'easter caused severe roof damage, halting all community programs until repairs are completed.
Governor Mikie Sherrill declared a state of emergency for eight New Jersey counties and urged voluntary evacuations as a nor'easter brought high waves and coastal flooding.
Governor Sherrill declared a state of emergency for eight New Jersey coastal counties on September 25, 2026, to prepare for a nor'easter bringing damaging winds, heavy rain, and flooding, with measures active through the weekend.
NJ.com posted the September 25 results and upcoming schedules for New Jersey high school field hockey games, offering fans and families a single source for scores and future matchups.