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Kaity Tong to Leave PIX11 After More Than Three Decades, Marking the End of a Remarkable New York TV Career

One of New York City’s most respected television journalists is preparing to sign off for the final time. Kaity Tong, whose calm reporting style and trusted presence have made her one of the most recognisable faces in local news, will retire from PIX11 at the end of August after an extraordinary broadcasting career spanning more…

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New Jersey Taxpayers to Cover Record Cost of Former Gov. Phil Murphy’s Official State Portrait

New Jersey taxpayers will pay for the most expensive official gubernatorial portrait ever commissioned in the state’s history after former Gov. Phil Murphy’s administration approved a $135,000 contract for the artwork. The portrait, which will eventually be displayed in the New Jersey Statehouse alongside paintings of the state’s previous governors, carries a price tag that…

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Trump Rejects Claims of U.S. Missile Shortages, Promises Action Against Information Leaks

President Donald Trump has strongly rejected reports suggesting that the United States is running low on key military missiles after recent operations involving Iran. Calling the reports inaccurate, Trump defended the country’s military readiness and warned that officials responsible for leaking classified information could face serious legal consequences. The latest controversy began after multiple media…

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Jackson Police Investigate Suspected Hate Crimes After Jewish Organizations Targeted in Separate Incidents

Authorities in Jackson Township, New Jersey, are investigating two separate incidents that appear to have targeted members of the Jewish community and included racist and antisemitic behaviour. Police say the cases are being treated with serious concern as investigators work to determine the full circumstances surrounding the incidents and identify everyone involved. According to the…

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Why Suburban Real Estate Continues to Attract Buyers

Suburban communities continue to attract homebuyers seeking more space, quieter neighborhoods, and improved quality of life. Many families prefer suburban areas because they often offer larger homes, private outdoor spaces, parks, and highly rated schools while remaining within commuting distance of major cities. Advances in remote and hybrid work have further increased interest in suburban…

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Walmart Pay in 2026: What Store Managers, Pharmacists, Team Leaders, and Other Employees Can Earn

Walmart remains the largest private employer in the United States, providing jobs to millions of people across stores, distribution centres, and corporate offices. As the company continues to hire workers nationwide, many job seekers are asking the same question: How much does Walmart pay in 2026? The retail giant has now shared updated information through…

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