Democrats in six races in New York and New Jersey can see their party restore good sense in Congress.
A room full of children, one teacher and a conversation about love. Lauryn Hill’s debut solo album was filled with memorable interludes. Here’s what six of those voices have to say now.
A total of $336.6 million has been wagered on sports in New Jersey since sports betting became legal in June. Could the Garden State challenge Nevada for sports betting supremacy?
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo toured an old tube under the Hudson River with a film crew, hoping that a video will move the president to support a new $11 billion tunnel.
This week’s properties include a six-bedroom house in Hopewell, N.J. and a five-bedroom in Lloyd Neck, N.Y.
This week’s properties are in Lloyd Neck, N.Y. and Hopewell, N.J.
The Times wants to hear from readers who have visited the music venue. What made the Stone Pony such a thrill?
Wearing a bandanna is like flying a flag — one that can mean almost anything you like.
Despite a wide range of housing options (and prices) and easy access to beaches and the city, Middletown is often overlooked. But residents like that.
Despite a range of housing options (and prices) and easy access to beaches and the city, the township is often overlooked. But residents like that.
The most recent ad from Bob Hugin, Robert Menendez’s Republican rival in the New Jersey race, focuses on unproven allegations by an anonymous tipster.
The Times interviewed The Boss for its oral history of the Asbury Park music venue. Here’s everything he said.
How the iconic rock club — where Bruce Springsteen found a home and others got their start — weathered the tumultuous history of one of New Jersey’s most storied shore towns.
All of the Democrats running to unseat a Republican House member in New York or New Jersey outraised their opponents in the last three months.
George Washington was among the many fans of Newark cider, a long-missing treat now being recreated by a former ad man on a mission.
The investigation comes after Katie Brennan, the woman accusing the official, spoke out in her first public comments.
Recent residential sales in New York City and the region.
Top Republicans in the state are calling for hearings into allegations that a senior official in the Murphy administration was the subject of a criminal sexual conduct investigation.
The most-viewed properties for the month of September ranged from a vacant Florida lot asking just $169,000 to a Harlem townhouse listed for almost $4 million.
An audit of the transit agency, ordered by Gov. Philip D. Murphy, found a lack of any strategic vision and long list of other problems.
A county in New Jersey sent out “a large percentage” of mail ballots with erroneous address information. The county clerk said it would accept all ballots.
It’s off the beaten path, but the Bell Market at Bell Works has plenty of food offerings in a striking setting.
Activists and Democratic officials in New Jersey are growing worried that the national party is taking its eye off an unexpectedly contested race.
The financial community is on pace to give more money to Democratic congressional candidates and incumbents than their Republican counterparts.
Recent residential sales in New York City and the region.
When things are headed in the wrong direction, it’s good to remember who truly loves their country.
A derailment briefly closed down train service under the Hudson River, the type of disruption that transit advocates warn could cripple the Northeast if the tunnel closed for extensive repairs.
A train leaving Pennsylvania Station derailed at 6:20 p.m. as it was entering a tunnel under the Hudson River. There were no reported injuries, but plenty of commuting headaches.
They say he was the last reporter to leave Ebbets Field. More than three decades later, he got a tip about blackjack, Michael Jordan and Atlantic City during the playoffs.
Airlines will build two new terminals that will help make Kennedy International “one of the finest airports in the world,” Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said.
The House vote making the tax law permanent, including the SALT cap, has given Democrats a hot-button issue for close races around the country.
An 1886 house in Chicago, a Frank Lloyd Wright-style home in Princeton and an elaborately embellished hacienda in a suburb of Phoenix.
An 1886 house in Chicago; a Frank Lloyd Wright-style home in Princeton, N.J.; and an elaborately embellished hacienda in Paradise Valley, Ariz.
The former manufacturing hub, once home to a massive Standard Oil refinery, is recasting itself as a bedroom community.
The former manufacturing hub, once home to a massive Standard Oil refinery, is recasting itself as a bedroom community.
As part of his plan to reshape the economy of New Jersey, Gov. Philip D. Murphy wants the state to play the role of venture capitalist to lure start-up companies to the state.
Recent residential sales in New York City and the region.
Representative Leonard Lance, a Republican, was heard on a recording saying “I tend not to believe the charges” against Brett M. Kavanaugh. Mr. Lance said his comments were taken out of context.
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey approved a series of annual increases that will lift the minimum wage for airport workers to $19 an hour.
A “nice little town” with a walkable shopping district, Caldwell offers an appealing alternative to pricier areas nearby.
A “nice little town” with a walkable shopping district, Caldwell offers an appealing alternative to pricier areas nearby.
More than six inches of rain fell in Connecticut, and parts of New York and New Jersey were hit with four inches, keeping rescue workers busy.
Though it appears destructive, fire in the New Jersey Pinelands is a force of renewal.
Senator Cory Booker, who has found himself increasingly on the national stage, has been crisscrossing his home state to stump for Congressional candidates.
The race for Senator Robert Menendez’s seat has proved competitive in deeply blue New Jersey. His Republican opponent, Bob Hugin, built his career in the pharmaceutical industry.
Recent residential sales in New York City and the region.
Swastikas, racial epithets and profanity were scrawled across a campaign banner for Representative Josh Gottheimer and the home of a supporter who had put the sign on his lawn.
The cosmetics entrepreneur and her husband have opened The George in suburban Montclair. The hotel is modern (though the building dates to 1902), friendly and fun.