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Genius Travel Hacks to Save Money That Airlines Don’t Want You to Know
“Traveling is expensive.” How many times have you said that? How many trips have you put off because you think you can’t afford them? The truth is, travel doesn’t have to be expensive—you just need to know the right travel hacks to save money. People all over the world are
45 Years of Gambling in New Jersey – From Atlantic City to Online Betting
Over the past 45 years, New Jersey gambling has been a rollercoaster of innovation, growth, and straight-up reinvention. Many associate the Garden State with Atlantic City’s busy casinos and boardwalks, but the history of gambling here stretches well beyond its 1980s heyday. After working in the industry for years, there’s
NJ Governor Race: Democratic Candidates Clash Over Immigration, Taxes, and Transit in Heated First Debate
The first debate of New Jersey’s 2025 governor’s race gave voters a real chance to see how the six Democratic candidates compare. The debate, held at Rider University and sponsored by the Rebovich Institute for New Jersey Politics, New Jersey Globe, and On New Jersey, featured local and national politicians.
South Jersey Shed Fire Kills Four Dogs in Egg Harbor Township, Investigation Underway
A heartbreaking fire in Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey, left four dogs dead after a backyard shed, which was being used as their shelter, was completely destroyed by flames. The fire happened on the night of February 1 at a home in the 4000 block of Tremont Avenue, near the
What Year is It? The Battle Over Smoking in AC Casinos
The clash over smoking in Atlantic City casinos feels like an odd relic of the past, a battle that belongs in the smoky haze of the 1980s rather than 2025. Yet here we are, debating whether casinos in one of America’s iconic gambling hubs should finally extinguish the option to
Boys & Girls Club of Monmouth County Receives $50K to Expand Mental Health Resources in NJ
The Boys & Girls Club of Monmouth County is receiving much-deserved recognition for its efforts to support youth’s mental health. Citizens, a national financial group, has named them a 2025 Champion in Action®, recognizing their commitment to expanding mental health and well-being programs for kids and families in Monmouth County,
Top Valentine’s Day Restaurants and Unique Date Ideas in Fayetteville for a Perfect Romantic Celebration
If you’ve landed on this blog, you’re probably planning something special for Valentine’s Day. Maybe you’ve got a romantic evening in mind for the love of your life, or perhaps you’re just looking for a fun way to celebrate with a close friend, your parents, or even your whole family.
Everything You Need to Know About ICE Barcelona 2025: Latest Updates
The International Casino Exhibition (ICE) will relocate to Barcelona for the first time this January. From January 20–22, 2025, the event will bring together the brightest minds and leading brands in iGaming for three days of networking, innovation, and industry-defining discussions. ICE Barcelona – A Bigger and Bolder Event The
10 Things to Do in Spring Lake, NJ: Outdoor Fun, Attractions, Shopping, and Family Activities
Spring Lake, New Jersey, is hands-down one of the best places to visit on the Jersey Shore. It’s known for its beautiful beaches, quiet streets, and small-town charm, but there’s so much more to do than that. You can explore historic villages, ride scenic bike trails, visit exciting museums, go
Delran Couple Turns Eagles-Commanders Rivalry Into Charity Drive
In a small neighborhood in Delran, New Jersey, a house stands out, not because of its size or decorations, but interestingly, because it’s split right down the middle when it comes to football. Rachel and Keith Gray have been married for years, but on game days, they’re on opposite sides.
NJ Governor Race Remains Unpredictable as Most Voters Stay Undecided
New Jersey’s race for governor is still wide open, and with just a few months left before the primary election on June 10, most voters haven’t decided who to support. According to a new poll by Emerson College, PIX11, and The Hill, more than half of Democratic voters and nearly
South Jersey Man Arrested Two Days After Robbing TD Bank in Bridgeton
South Jersey authorities have arrested the man suspected of robbing a TD Bank in Bridgeton just two days after the crime. Police identified the suspect as 57-year-old Bunky Chirichello from Wanaque, Passaic County. He now faces charges of first-degree robbery, first-degree conspiracy to commit robbery, and third-degree terroristic threats. The
Community Heroes Grant Now Open for Applications – Small South Jersey Nonprofits Can Apply Until March 26
Impact 100 SJ is a group of women who work together to help local nonprofits. As the group believes in the power of giving and wants to make a real difference in the community, they decided to introduce a new grant called the Community Heroes Grant. The funds are meant
New Fayetteville Farmers Market Brings Fresh Produce, Handmade Goods, and Generational Farming Legacy to Ramsey Street
A new family market has opened on Ramsey Street in Fayetteville, and it’s already becoming a popular spot for locals. Jackson Family Farm Market, located at 5818 Ramsey Street, is run by Brent Jackson, a farmer from Newton Grove who comes from a long line of dedicated farmers. The market
New Restaurants and Popular Colombian Restaurants in South Jersey and Beyond
If there’s one thing everyone can agree on, it’s that great food makes life better, and there’s nothing like finding a new go-to restaurant. If you’re in South Jersey, you’re in for a treat because there are plenty of new spots popping up and some amazing Colombian restaurants you just
NJ Resources Partners with Rutgers University to Launch a $50,000 Sustainability Project
New Jersey Resources (NJR), a clean energy and natural gas company, has pledged $50,000 to support Rutgers University’s first Vibrant Communities Sustainability and Resiliency Project. This funding, part of NJR’s Coastal Climate Initiative, focuses on making neighborhoods greener, more resilient to flooding, and better prepared to handle climate challenges. The
Senator Bramnick Proposes New Bill SCR-120 for Full Property Tax Exemptions for New Jersey’s Injured First Responders
Senator Jon Bramnick has proposed a new bill, SCR-120, that could make life much easier for first responders who have been injured while on duty. This bill would give them a full property tax exemption on their primary home if they can no longer work due to injuries. If someone
NJ Teacher Laura Caron Accused of Having a Sexual Relationship with 13-Year-Old Student, Granted Conditional Release from Jail
On January 15, 2025, a teacher named Laura Caron, who is 34 years old and works in Middle Township, Cape May County, New Jersey, was arrested and charged with aggravated sexual assault, sexual assault, and endangering the welfare of a child. According to authorities, she is accused of having an
Exciting New Restaurants and Cafes Opening in Fayetteville in 2025
Fayetteville is about to get even better in 2025, with several new restaurants and hangouts opening. You’ll find everything from tasty burritos and Mexican food to fun spots with arcade games and rooftop bars. Some are local favorites moving to bigger and better spaces, while others are brand-new ideas bringing
South Jersey’s Underrated Gems: Natural Wonders, Historic Villages, and Scenic Drives
South Jersey might not always steal the spotlight, but trust me, it’s a treasure trove waiting to be discovered. While everyone’s busy talking about North Jersey’s cities or the glitzy Jersey Shore boardwalks, South Jersey quietly holds some of the most breathtaking sights in the entire state. If you’ve ever
Beloved New Jersey Sushi Restaurant Xina Expands To Bradley Beach For Its Second Location
Xina, one of the best sushi restaurants in New Jersey, is opening a second location at the Jersey Shore. The new location will be in Bradley Beach at 415 Main Street, where a 7-Eleven used to be. The restaurant is expected to open in early 2025, although there’s no exact
Thousands in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware Commemorate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with Service and Celebration
Over the weekend of January 19 and 20, 2025, people in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware honored Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. by helping others and celebrating his legacy. In New Jersey, Jersey Cares and AmeriCorps organized the Jersey Cares MLK Day of Service. Around 1,800 volunteers came together to
2025 Cumberland County Election: Candidates, Positions, and Voting Deadlines
On Tuesday, November 4, 2025, people in Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, will come together to vote in the Municipal General Election. Everyone will have the chance to vote since the polls will be open from 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. In this election, there are many positions to fill this year,
Tara Carr, a Former Camp Director, Accused of Sexually Assaulting A 14-year-old Teen
Tara Carr, a 46-year-old former co-owner of Rastelli Kids Complex (RKC) in Deptford Township, New Jersey, has been charged with sexually assaulting a 14-year-old boy over several months in 2024. Carr, who was also the director of Camp Sam, a well-known kids’ summer program at RKC, is accused of serious
Philly-Famous Santucci’s Pizza Lands in Haddon Township, Teams Up with The Taproom & Grill for Full Menu Takeover
If you’ve been anywhere near Haddon Township lately, you’ve probably heard the news: Santucci’s Original Square Pizza has teamed up with The Taproom & Grill, and it’s a match made in foodie heaven. Located at 427 W Crystal Lake Ave., the partnership brings together Philly’s famous square pizza and one
Largest Gambling Companies by Revenue in 2024
If you’ve watched sports TV lately, you’ve probably noticed the online gambling industry is on fire. Revenues are expected to surpass $150 billion domestically by 2030. Globally, this booming industry is already valued at over half a trillion dollars. As online gambling brands continue to grow, especially in the US,
Linden Outdoor Activities for Nature Lovers: Trails, Parks, and Adventures for All Ages
Sometimes, you just need to take a break and get outside to recharge. Luckily, Linden, NJ, and the surrounding areas have plenty of awesome trails and parks where you can do just that. Most of these spots are super beginner-friendly, great for families, and even welcome your dog (as long
New Jersey’s Top James Beard Restaurants, Award-Winning Chefs, and Must-Try Dishes
New Jersey isn’t just about diners and bagels (though we love those, too). The Garden State has incredible restaurants galore, and they serve everything from soul-warming comfort food to perfectly wood-fired pizzas. Not to mention that New Jersey is home to plenty of award-winning spots. Some have made it to
New Jersey Proposes Geriatric Release Program to Offer Early Freedom for Elderly Inmates
In New Jersey, a plan is being developed to create a program that would allow inmates who are 60 years old or older and who have spent 20 years in prison to ask a Superior Court judge for early release. If the individual was convicted of murder, they would need
Bob Menendez Lawyers Urge Leniency for Former Senator’s Sentencing Due to Age, Public Disgrace, and Personal Losses
On January 29, former U.S. Senator Bob Menendez, who was once a powerful figure in New Jersey politics, will be sentenced after being found guilty of 16 corruption charges in July. The charges include bribery, obstruction of justice, extortion, and working as a foreign agent for Egypt and Qatar. Menendez,
