Massive Blizzard Grounds Thousands of Flights at Newark and Other Major Airports Across New Jersey

A winter snowfall in New Jersey has forced thousands of flight cancellations at major airports, including Newark Liberty International Airport. As heavy snow and strong winds continue to hit the state, aviation transport has been halted and tens of thousands of citizens have lost electricity. Flight tracking data shows 861 arriving and leaving planes canceled…

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Massive Winter Storm Leaves Over 120,000 New Jersey Customers in the Dark as Blizzard Conditions Continue

Blizzard conditions left over 120,000 New Jersey households and businesses without power overnight and into Monday morning. Outages doubled within hours, demonstrating how swiftly the storm escalated across the state. As of 7:05 a.m. Monday, utility companies reported extensive service outages. Jersey Central Power & Light reported 69,051 outages, up from 24,896 late Sunday night….

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New Jersey Snowstorm Dumps Up to 9 Inches Early as Blizzard Conditions Expected to Intensify Overnight

New Jersey municipalities are reporting 8–9 inches of snow from a severe winter storm before it becomes a blizzard. The storm’s worst half is forecast tonight into Monday morning, with greater snowfall and stronger gusts. As of late Sunday evening, the National Weather Service reported that Monmouth, Camden, and Ocean counties were hardest damaged. As…

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Blizzard Chaos in New Jersey Leaves Over 120,000 Without Power After Transformer Fire in West Orange

Due to a strong winter snowstorm, over 120,000 New Jersey homes and businesses lost power early Monday morning, generating unsafe and stressful conditions. A hard weather-caused transformer fire surprised West Orange residents. An electrical transformer near a West Orange house flashed in the morning, frightening her. Despite heavy snow and high gusts, sparks created a…

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Rutgers Students Push for Stronger Immigration Protections as ICE Activity Near Campus Sparks Debate

Students want Rutgers University to implement “sanctuary campus” provisions in response to immigration enforcement near campus. Students, teachers, and staff are concerned about safety and legal boundaries after federal immigration authorities detained people near the institution in New Brunswick. According to local news footage, at least five people were arrested near the New Brunswick university…

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New Poll Finds Most Americans Question President Trump’s Focus Ahead of Major Address

A new national poll finds that most Americans think President Donald Trump isn’t addressing the nation’s biggest issues. The survey results come one day before the president’s State of the Union address, where the White House announces its priorities and plans for the year. Only 32% of Americans think President Trump has the correct objectives,…

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Middlesex County Man Accused of Fatally Shooting Brother in New Brunswick

The Middlesex County Prosecutor’s Office charged a 28-year-old New Brunswick resident with murder after he fatally shot his older brother inside their shared home on Riverside Drive Sunday afternoon. At 12:42 p.m., New Brunswick police responded to gunfire at a residence. Police found 31-year-old Ahmad Sannoh with multiple gunshot wounds. He died after being taken…

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New Jersey Orders Complete NJ Transit Shutdown as Powerful Blizzard Sweeps State

A major winter storm is bringing heavy snowfall, strong winds, and life-threatening travel conditions to New Jersey, therefore NJ Transit has been suspended. As experts warned of one of the worst winter storms, Governor Mikie Sherrill announced the decision Sunday. New Jersey has seen decades. All NJ Transit train services will end at 9 p.m….

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Team USA Wins Overtime Gold Against Canada as White House Responds to Trudeau’s Message

The US won its first men’s ice hockey gold medal in 46 years after defeating Canada 2-1 in overtime early Sunday morning. A closely contested championship game immediately spread beyond the rink, attracting political leaders from both sides of the border. After Friday’s comeback triumph over Finland, former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau expressed confidence…

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