Sukjin Henry Cho, an attorney in New Jersey, was fined $3,000 by a federal judge for submitting artificial intelligence-generated case law in court. This occurrence raises worries about AI usage in court proceedings and warns legal experts nationwide. On September 18, Magistrate Judge José R. Almonte found that Cho had used fictitious legal citations in…
NJ’s only public TV network is PBS. Due to massive state and federal funding cuts, it will close in July 2026. The WNET Group runs the station since 2011. They intend to terminate their New Jersey Public Broadcasting Authority contract due to financial instability. US public media have experienced money issues lately, which prompted this…
In honor of baseball legend Yogi Berra, New Jersey broke another Guinness World Record. Yogi Berra Stadium in Little Falls hosted the world’s largest catch on Sunday, gathering families, supporters, and baseball aficionados from across the country to honor the iconic Yankee’s centennial. The event, called Yogi’s Big Catch, saw 1,179 pairs throw baseballs across…
After more than a century, Morristown’s Mount Kemble Avenue hospital will be dismantled, changing its medical environment and real estate. Local officials approved progressive demolition of the long-inactive All Souls Hospital and rehabilitation center un early February 2025. Health and local officials said the removal will meet strict safety and environmental standards, but they have…
At Nola’s Bar & Lounge in Atlantic City, Sebastian Maniscalco personally congratulated the winner of a comedic mimicry contest, making it memorable. Fans and performers’ resemblance and a celebrity’s surprise arrival made a local impressions and amusing mimicking contest go viral. Participants in the Sebastian Maniscalco impersonation contest employed the comedian’s physical comedy and timing….
U.S. News & World Report ranked Princeton University first again. Our school has topped the list for 11 years. The list released this week reveals that New Jersey college spots are still competitive. Six New Jersey schools joined Princeton in the top 100. This illustrates that the state has top private research schools and expanding…
When familiar certainties change, a certain type of disappointment sets in. For many in New Jersey and nationwide, yearning for a stable order—trustworthy institutions, accountable leaders, a fact-based public conversation—has given way to bewilderment and rage. A recent opinion column urges Jerseyans to regain the center of American civic life amid that anxiety. Can communities…
The Indianapolis Colts publicly explained why they did not recognize conservative political broadcaster Charlie Kirk, who was tragically assassinated, during their Week 2 game. The Colts paid tribute to Forrest Lucas, business magnate and stadium namesake, instead of Kirk, saying they had planned the honor before Kirk’s death. Lucas Oil Stadium is named after Lucas,…
NJ struggles to manage 20 million tons of trash annually. Many ignore landfills, yet adjacent villages deal with them daily. They cannot ignore the smell, which goes beyond a whiff. Egg Harbor’s dump stinks. Nearby families claim the smell permeates their houses, lingers in the air, and makes life uncomfortable. Those who have never lived…
Breast cancer killed 63-year-old Diane Martel. Outstanding music video director. After Martel’s death, music and leisure altered. His R&B and pop photographs are legendary. She died softly at Memorial Sloan Kettering Hospital in New York with family. NYC birth, May 7, 1962. After street painting, she filmed. Her early dance films were NEA-funded. These films…
