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Ever try to figure out if it’s more cost effective to buy the big can of coffee or the smaller one? Or the 20-pack of beverages instead of a 12-pack? Many consumers assume buying the larger package will cost less per item, but that’s not necessarily th…

Westfield residents who saw the new Netflix series “The Watcher” — based loosely on the true story of a family that received anonymous, dark letters at 657 Boulevard — say the town’s residents are nothing like they are portrayed in the series. Multiple…

There may be plenty of homes decorated with zombies in your neighborhood this Halloween, but the number of “zombie houses” by real estate standards is likely very small in New Jersey, new real estate data shows. A report by Attom, a national real estat…

Looking for the most up-to-date mortgage rates to empower your purchasing or refinancing decisions? We’ve got you covered. Here, you can view today’s mortgage interest rates, updated daily according to data from Bankrate, so you can have the most curre…

Q. If I have a current will that is about seven to 10 years old, do I have to write up a new will or can I edit the current will? What happens if I change lawyers to write the will? Will they make me get a new one? What can the county surrogate’s offic…

Curaleaf, New Jersey’s largest marijuana grower and one of the nation’s largest operators in terms of revenue and footprint, won state approval Thursday to begin selling adult legal weed in Bordentown Township. The New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory Commis…

Jersey City is reopening its COVID-19 relief program that could provide residents with up to $10,000 in back rent. Applications for the Jersey City COVID-19 Rent Relief Program can be filed with the city between Oct. 31 and Nov. 10, city officials said…

Catalytic converter thieves struck the city of Hoboken overnight, stealing the valuable vehicle part from five city Hop buses and temporarily crippling the free transit service. The buses, which were parked at the Department of Public Works, at Observe…

OK! So, a Republican thinks the country would be in better shape if the Republicans are in charge (”A vote for Republicans is a vote for common sense,” Wednesday). I disagree. Major bottom-line issues? A woman has the right to control what happens to h…

By Dina Boero The New Jersey Department of Education is in the process of changing the rules for teacher training. We believe this change, should it be put in place, will be detrimental to our children’s education. Currently, all primary education majo…