Flag Day is Saturday, June 14. The Second Continental Congress adopted a resolution on June 14, 1777, that stated: “That the flag of the United States shall be of thirteen stripes of alternate red and ...

Did you know that the Garden State is the home of the oldest beach town in America? And it's still one of the state's most ...

Taylor Jones, a freshman at Newark Central High School, was the first flag football player in New Jersey to to pass and run ...

South African president says White House meeting wasn't so dramatic Dave Ramsey sounds alarm on Social Security Mexico's navy points finger at US after ship hits Brooklyn Bridge Red Flags To Look ...

In his first television interview in the tri-state since being elected Democratic ... calling it "devastating," for families in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. House Republicans unveiled ...

we would request that any flag as defined by the new law be taken down.” The state’s public universities and colleges could also be impacted by the law, though they’re not specifically ...

If you’ve ever driven ... of these days the state will pass it. If and when it does, watch out. That glowing Buc-ee Beaver sign will be up before we know it. I wasn't shocked to read that a handful of ...

After taking an early 16-13 lead over Hamilton Badin, the Rebels gave up 24 unanswered points and lost to the Rams in the first-ever Ohio girls flag football state tournament, 40-16. The ...

giving fans a first taste of the new era.” Honestly, more power to them. Even if it doesn’t look like—and it most obviously doesn’t and hasn’t for a literal ever—the Black Flag we’re used to, let’s ...

PATERSON, N.J. (WNCT) — The Down East Bird Dawgs secured their first win in franchise history Friday night. The team scored five runs in the opening inning and beat the New Jersey Jackals with ...

President Trump on Friday slammed two of New Jersey’s most famous faces — music icons Taylor Swift and Bruce Springsteen — as the Garden State dealt ... and our WORST EVER President, who ...

NEW JERSEY (PIX11) — Negotiations between New Jersey Transit and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen (BLET) are scheduled to resume Sunday with the National Mediation Board.