New Jersey

A family-owned ice cream shop in New Jersey was severely damaged by flash floods caused by severe weekend storms that dumped nearly 6 inches of rain in some areas. The owner reported water rising to their feet during the flooding.

New Jersey is recovering from severe weather that caused 29 heat-related deaths and left thousands without power. Heavy rain flooded streets in Deal, and GOP lawmakers are demanding hearings into JCP&L's delayed power restoration.

A man wanted for murder in New Jersey was arrested in Wake County, North Carolina, as shown by court records. The arrest occurred on Monday.

A brutal summer heat wave caused 3 deaths in New York City and 29 in New Jersey as temperatures reached triple digits over the weekend.

Gotham FC will relocate from New Jersey to Queens in 2028 to join New York City FC at Etihad Park under a 20-year agreement. Etihad Airways retains exclusive naming rights for the stadium, and the move is supported by officials, stakeholders, and players as part of establishing the franchise in New York City's sports scene.

A powerful storm caused extensive destruction in New Jersey, leading to emergency declarations, building collapses, and widespread power outages affecting thousands of residents.

New Jersey's e-bike registration and license rules are set to begin this month, while New York legislators are considering similar legislation, though it won't take effect until next year.

Severe flooding caused by heavy rain in New Jersey led to roof collapses and widespread damage in Asbury Park. Emergency services responded to flooding on Lake Avenue, with neighbors assisting in moving belongings.

Chris Deacon, a former official overseeing New Jersey’s health plan, played a key role in uncovering Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield's alleged overpayment of hospitals and doctors, leading to a $100 million settlement. Despite the settlement, Deacon felt conflicted as officials erased her contributions and downplayed their own accountability.

The death toll from oppressive heat in New Jersey may be as high as 29. Emergency rooms in New York City recorded the highest number of patients treated for heat-related illnesses in years.

New Jersey residents affected by recent intense storms can submit damage reports via a portal opened by the state's Department of Emergency Management to assess eligibility for federal assistance. The initiative aims to document storm-related impacts for potential resource allocation.

New Jersey is dealing with flooding and structural damage after powerful thunderstorms, including a torn roof at a BJ's Wholesale Club. Reports from Lana Zak and Lonnie Quinn cover the aftermath and weather forecast.

A roof at a BJ's Wholesale Club in New Jersey partially collapsed due to heavy rain and flash flooding, but no injuries were reported. The incident occurred near New York City following thunderstorms and relentless rain that caused streets to flood.

Heavy rain breaking a heat wave caused a warehouse store roof collapse in New Jersey, trapping two people briefly without injuries. Flooding affected areas including New York City and Philadelphia, while officials investigated 29 possible heat-related deaths in New Jersey. Storms also led to generator-related deaths in Michigan and widespread power outages.

Heavy rain is threatening the evening commute and causing a flash flood risk across the NYC region. New Jersey rail service is disrupted, and Con Edison is urging customers in southeastern Queens to conserve power.

The tri-state area experienced intense rainstorms causing flooding, power outages, a roof collapse in New Jersey, and a bus crash injuring at least a dozen people. Flash flooding affected roadways, businesses, and homes in New York and New Jersey, leading to flight disruptions.

NJ Transit is experiencing delays and suspensions due to severe weather in New Jersey. Delays of up to 30 minutes are reported between Long Branch and Bay Head caused by weather-related signal issues, with the Raritan Valley Line also affected.

A historic heat wave has led to a significant death toll in New York City and New Jersey, with 29 deaths reported in New Jersey alone as of July 3, 2026. The heat wave prompted extreme weather conditions, with a woman observed wiping sweat in Midtown Manhattan.

New Jersey officials reported 29 heat-related deaths since last Tuesday, with most victims found in homes without air conditioning. Temperatures reached high 90s to low 100s, making it the hottest stretch in over 14 years, and the heatwave is described as the deadliest weather-related threat in the U.S.

Officials in New York and New Jersey are releasing information on foods linked to past cyclosporiasis outbreaks to prevent further illnesses as cases continue to rise.

Footage captured the partial roof collapse of a New Jersey BJ's Wholesale Club during a storm, causing water to flood the store and narrowly avoiding shoppers. The incident occurred as severe weather battered the area Monday morning.

A BJ's Wholesale Club in Oakhurst, New Jersey, experienced a roof collapse caused by heavy rains on July 6, 2026. Videos from the incident show floodwaters inside the store.

Flash flood warnings were issued in New York City and the Northeast as storms ended a heat wave, causing flooding, a collapsed building roof, and power outages. New Jersey officials investigated 25 possible heat-related deaths, with heavy rain and storms disrupting the region.

Flash flood warnings were issued in New York City and the Northeast as heavy rain broke a heat wave, causing flooding, a collapsed store roof, and power outages. Officials reported possible heat-related deaths in New Jersey, with investigations ongoing.

New Jersey has invested a record $1.4 billion in preschool education, but challenges remain in providing consistent language support for multilingual learners. While state laws mandate language services, implementation varies across districts, and preschoolers were only recently included in multilingual learner policies. Over 47% of children ages 0–5 in the state are multilingual learners, yet infrastructure and targeted approaches are still lacking.

On July 4, a whale struck a Carteret Fire Department boat during a marine security operation, causing catastrophic damage and forcing the crew to abandon ship. The incident occurred off the coast of New Jersey.

A whale struck and sank a New Jersey fire rescue ship returning from New York Harbor after July 4th festivities. All individuals involved were reported safe.

A heat wave across much of the U.S. has caused at least 24 heat-related deaths, with 40 million people under heat alerts. A heat dome from the Midwest to the East Coast contributed to record-breaking temperatures, and climate change is linked to increasing heat wave intensity. The National Weather Service warns of continued dangerous conditions in the Southeast.

Extreme weather broke temperature records during the Fourth of July weekend, with at least 19 heat-related deaths reported in New Jersey. A seaplane made a hard landing in New York City's East River on Sunday. Shanelle Kaul and meteorologist Andrew Kozak covered the events.

Extreme heat has subsided in New York City and New Jersey, but severe weather is forecasted to impact the tri-state area. Conditions remain muggy, with attention shifting to the threat of another round of storms.

Over 80,000 customers in New York and New Jersey remain without power following intense heat and severe thunderstorms. The outages affect JCP&L, PSE&G, and Con Edison utility companies as of Sunday at 7 p.m.

The article discusses the French national football team's diversity, highlighting Kylian Mbappé and the team's potential as a positive example rather than a political target. It mentions the team's match against Sweden in East Rutherford, New Jersey, on June 30, 2026.

John Goldstein, a 75-year-old retiree in Newark, New Jersey, spends $150 weekly on groceries by skipping meat and avoiding restaurants to manage rising healthcare costs. He saves money through coupon use, shopping at specific stores like ShopRite, and growing fresh herbs and vegetables at home.

A flood watch is in effect for Long Island, New York City, Westchester, and northern New Jersey from Sunday afternoon through Monday night. The National Weather Service issued the warning following days of intense heat, power outages, and downed trees.

Unbearable heat in New Jersey is suspected to have caused 19 deaths as a heat dome gave way to thunderstorms, leading to power outages affecting nearly 1 million homes and businesses.

Powerful storms caused widespread power outages in New Jersey, with extreme winds toppling trees onto power lines. In Paramus, Mayor Christopher DiPiazza warned that power may not be fully restored until midweek.

Storms on Sunday caused widespread damage in Paramus, New Jersey, with downed trees, fallen power lines leading to outages, and blocked streets. A microburst was reported, causing sudden strong winds.

At least 19 deaths in New Jersey are suspected to be linked to a heat dome causing record-breaking temperatures, with severe storms following and causing power outages for nearly 1 million homes and businesses. Officials noted most victims were found in homes without air conditioning, and temperatures in cities like Atlantic City and Newark exceeded historical records.

Unbearable heat in New Jersey is suspected to have caused 19 deaths, with most victims found in homes without air conditioning. Severe storms following the heatwave knocked out power for nearly 1 million homes and businesses across the central and eastern U.S.

At least 19 deaths in New Jersey are suspected to be heat-related as a heat dome caused extreme temperatures before transitioning to severe storms. The storms caused power outages affecting nearly 1 million homes and businesses across the central, eastern, and southern U.S.