New Jersey sets April 2026 special election as Sherrill resigns House seat ahead of inauguration

Cooper's Poynt Family School in Camden, New Jersey, organized an event where students could hit punching bags featuring Cowboys players in a show of loyalty to the Eagles ahead of their matchup. This initiative aimed to engage students in a fun and spirited way as they prepared for the game.

A New Jersey woman has been charged with staging a violent attack, claiming she was tied up and held at gunpoint by three armed assailants while on a walking trail. Authorities have determined that her allegations were fabricated.

D.C.-based bagel chain Call Your Mother is suing a New Jersey bagel store named Call Your Bubbi, alleging that it has copied its branding and business model. The lawsuit highlights concerns over intellectual property rights in the food industry.

The Democratic National Committee has secured a $15 million loan to improve its financial standing ahead of recent election victories in Virginia and New Jersey. This move comes as the party faces a financial disadvantage compared to the Republican National Committee, which has a stronger reserve and no debt as the 2026 election cycle approaches.

Federal judges have upheld several U.S. House districts drawn by North Carolina Republicans in 2023. This ruling supports the Republican Party's efforts to maintain and potentially expand their representation in Congress. The judges dismissed allegations that the district lines unlawfully fractured and packed Black voters.

A former staffer for New Jersey GOP Rep. Jeff Van Drew has been charged with staging her own physical attack. The individual, Natalie Greene, allegedly fabricated a violent incident involving her being found with zip ties and derogatory words written on her body.

Manhattanites are traveling to New Jersey to play padel, a racquet sport that combines elements of tennis and squash. This trendy sport is gaining traction among urban dwellers, who are also enjoying luxury amenities such as spas and yoga classes at the facilities.

A New Jersey man, Eliyahu Weinstein, whose prison sentence was commuted by President Donald Trump in 2021, is returning to federal prison after being sentenced to 37 years for a new fraud conviction. Weinstein was found guilty of defrauding investors out of $35 million.