Trump touts low gas prices—but how much are Americans really paying?
Trump touts low gas prices—but how much are Americans really paying?
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Paramus Takes Legal Action Against American Dream Mall Over Sunday Operations
Paramus officials have sued American Dream mall for opening stores on Sundays, escalating the battle over Bergen County’s blue laws. The issue is over whether the enormous East Rutherford retail and entertainment complex should be spared from the county’s decades-old Sunday shopping restrictions. Paramus, home to some of the state’s busiest shopping centers, has…
Judge Halts Edgewater High-Rise Tower Over Skyline Views and Zoning Dispute
Judge blocks Edgewater Tower over skyline views and zoning A Bergen County Superior Court judge suspended building on a high-rise residential tower in Edgewater after Cliffside Park officials claimed it would block Manhattan skyline views and violate local zoning. Last week’s judgment halts development at 440-458 River Road until an early September hearing. Cliffside Park…
$81 Million to Refinance Jersey City’s High-End Residences
The greatest refinancing transaction for Jersey City’s most famous apartment building is now finished. Investors confidence in the city’s growing real estate market because One Grove, a high-end apartment complex at 215 Grove Street, secured a $81 million refinancing package. Cushman & Wakefield handled the five-year, interest-only financing for Sing Wang, the developer of TKK…
Sprouts Farmers Market Woodbridge NJ Hiring 107 Employees Ahead of October 2025 Opening
A new Sprouts Farmers Market in Woodbridge, New Jersey, will employ over 100 people. Soon, Sprouts Farmers Market will open more NJ locations. On October 3, 2025, a Woodbridge store will open. Before the store opens, the company will hire 107 full-time and part-time workers. The local job market will benefit greatly. Five Sprouts stores…
N.J. Republicans Criticized for Vote That Could Threaten Thousands’ Medicaid
N.J. Republicans Criticized for Vote That Could Threaten Thousands’ Medicaid Recent Republican congressional measures in New Jersey have changed the Medicaid issue. Their Washington attitude may deny thousands of low-income individuals crucial health care, critics say. Congressman Jeff Van Drew wrote on April 14 that he “could not and would not” support legislation that eliminated…
MSNBC Rebrands as MS NOW After Split from NBCUniversal | Major Network Shift Explained
MSNBC Breaks Away from NBCUniversal and Announces a Big Rebrand MSNBC is becoming more independent now that it has split from NBCUniversal and is getting ready to change its name. The popular cable news channel will soon be rebranded as MS NOW, which is one of the largest changes in its almost 30-year history. The…
Wawa Announces First-Ever Travel Center, and It’s Nowhere Near New Jersey
Wawa Establishes Its First Travel Center Outside New Jersey Wawa, known for its fresh hoagies and coffee, is expanding in multiple ways. The first full-scale travel center in Wawa’s 200-year history is opening. Ironically, it won’t be in New Jersey or Pennsylvania, where the brand is strong. Instead, Hope Mills, North Carolina, will host the…
New Jersey’s Credit Rating Goes Up Again as the State’s Finances Seem to Be Getting Better
New Jersey’s Credit Rating Goes Up Again as the State’s Finances Seem to Be Getting Better New Jersey’s financial reputation has gotten another lift. The state’s credit rating was increased to A+ by Wall Street rating agency S&P Global for the third time since Governor Phil Murphy assumed office. The choice shows that people are…
Door-to-Door Soliciting is legal in New Jersery or Not?
Rules for New Jersey Residents Who Want to Solicit Door-to-Door When someone knocks on their door unexpectedly, a lot of people in New Jersey feel both happy and bad. Maybe a pleasant neighbor, a delivery, or a stranger selling you something. Some situations allow door-to-door begging, but there are rules and limits. To keep people…