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World Cup countdown enters final stretch in NJ
New Jersey accelerates 2026 FIFA World Cup plans with lower transit fares, fan festivals, tech tools and MetLife Stadium events.
Six Flags launches hiring push at Hurricane Harbor
Six Flags Hurricane Harbor in Jackson is hiring seasonal lifeguards and water safety staff ahead of its May 23 opening.
Bill would allow alcohol sales at NJ movie theaters
New Jersey lawmakers advance legislation that would allow for-profit movie theaters to sell alcohol during first-run films, in an effort to boost revenue amid declining attendance.
NJEDA awards NJ Symphony $29M for Jersey City home
NJEDA approved $29M in tax credits for the New Jersey Symphony’s new arts and performance center in Jersey City.
Trenton Thunder unveil Fighting Finches for Garden State Night
Trenton Thunder will become the Fighting Finches for 2026 Garden State Night to benefit the Girl Scouts of Central and Southern New Jersey.
Borgata leads New Jersey casino revenue in Q1 2026
Borgata topped New Jersey casino revenue in Q1 2026, while Golden Nugget led internet gaming wins statewide.
South Plainfield woman wins $1.9M Hard Rock jackpot
A South Plainfield woman won a $1.94 million Mega Jackpot on Hard Rock Bet, the first seven-figure payout in New Jersey.
NJ Transit drops World Cup rail fares to $98 as tickets launch
NJ Transit lowered FIFA World Cup train fares to $98 for MetLife Stadium matches with help from sponsors.
Mizuho Americas Open debuts at Mountain Ridge
Golfer Jeeno Thitikul defended her title as the Mizuho Americas Open made its debut at Mountain Ridge Country Club.
Six Flags Great Adventure revives Holiday in the Park
Holiday in the Park returns to Six Flags Great Adventure in 2026 with new attractions, shows and immersive holiday experiences.
Bohler helps Pingry secure spot as World Cup practice base
Bohler led complex design and engineering work for The Pingry School’s FIFA World Cup upgrades, preparing the campus to host Team Morocco in 2026.
NJ restaurants, bars gear up for 2026 FIFA World Cup crowds
New Jersey bars and restaurants gear up for a surge of visitors for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with officials expecting major economic and hospitality impacts.
