After 25 years, the baseball team announced it will no longer call the field on the Montclair State University campus in Little Falls home.

“Today’s natural foods market is flooded with competitors, so we knew it was time to reassess our branding," CEO Steve Kass said. The Cranford-based company is also emphasizing buzzwords, such as "vegan" and "plant-based," on its products.

Last month, the upstart league backed by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund caused a stir with an event held at Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster. The new legislation would prohibit sports organizations bankrolled primarily by sovereign wealth funds from hosting sporting or athletic events in the state.

The additions – including locations set for Red Bank and Livingston – will bring the total store count for the Moonanchie-headquartered bakery café chain to nearly 150 across the U.S.

“Year-to-date 2022 total industry gaming revenue exceeds 2021 by 8.9% and, with another 40% at least of revenue still to be earned in 2022," according to Jane Bokunewicz, faculty director of LIGHT, Stockton University School of Business.

Get a glimpse of when to look up, as the Greater Atlantic City Chamber of Commerce, Meet AC and David Schultz Airshows reveal details for when military and civilian performers will take to the skies during the annual event.

On three upcoming Sundays, sections of Ferry and Market streets will close to traffic to allow for expanded al fresco eating.

The announcement is part of the Parsippany-based company’s continued efforts to get more of the product on U.S. retail shelves in light of the critical shortage that began earlier this year. 

Lifelong Atlantic County resident and president and CEO of Resorts, Mark Giannantonio will lead the trade group following the exit of Hard Rock's Joe Lupo as he prepares to relocate to Las Vegas.

The former quarterback and current chief commercial officer for the regional football favorites come on board after professional soccer player Carli Lloyd signed on as minority owner of the club in April.

The History Regrant Program offers two types of awards: one to cover overall expenses for historical organizations and another that provides funding for publicly accessible, local history projects and programs.

The multiyear effort will work to spread awareness about non-opioid options to manage acute and chronic pain, including by educating retired players, NFLA chapter presidents and staff, and youth sports organizations.