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Pride festival in 1 of N.J.’s most progressive towns is scrambling after losing major sponsor

Pride festivals across the country have lost corporate donors amid a changed political climate.

Why a liberal N.J. town is struggling to put on its beloved Pride Festival

The popular event in one of N.J.'s most progressive towns has been delayed a second time.

Central NY weather: Damaging winds, heavy rain and thunderstorms on Thursday

Wind gusts could reach 45 to 55 mph through Thursday evening

Dozens of N.J. school districts faced layoffs this year. Lawmakers say they have a fix.

A new bill could help end the cycle of last-minute school budget cuts and layoffs, supporters say.

N.J. set a record for police discipline in 2025. Most came from 1 agency. See the data.

The state logged 817 major discipline cases in 2025, the highest total since public reporting began in 2020.