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Feeling old yet? 40 years ago this week, a cat-eating alien, George Jefferson in a church and the South's sassiest decorators all premiered on TV.

Black Sabbath legend worked closely with vocalist Jorn Lande during "no pressure" sessions for his first solo album in more than 20 years.

Yankees shut out the Red Sox 9-0 in Game One, with Ben Rice hitting a grand slam and Cam Schlittler striking out 10.

The band's recent stint in Cleveland was pretty epic. Here are some of our favorite moments from the week.

New Jersey's minimum wage jumps to $16.48 an hour on January 1, 2027, but experts say it still won't be enough to get by in the Garden State. See the new rates for regular, seasonal, and agricultural workers.

For nearly 32 years, Serpico's Pizzeria was a go-to spot in Allenhurst, NJ. Now the pizza shop has closed for good, and locals are sharing how much they'll miss their favorite Jersey pizza place.

Famous acts have been swiping ideas and making them their own from the beginning. Here are the worst offenders.

Ready for a New Jersey fall adventure? Grab your coffee, hop in the car and take a scenic drive from the Jersey Shore toward some of the Garden State’s most beautiful fall foliage.

There are plenty of ways to celebrate Halloween, but for me, nothing beats climbing onto a hay wagon and heading into the dark woods at C. Casola Farms.

A 35-foot humpback whale was spotted offshore of Cape May. Check out the incredible video from Cape May Whale Watcher.

Is the wellness pendulum swinging away from caffeine? Explore how fast-paced local lifestyles, sleep tracking, and ADHD intersect and why caffeine consumption likely isn't going anywhere in NJ.

Someone in Brick just scratched their way to a million dollars at the local Wawa. Life-changing moment happened on a Tuesday afternoon.

Leaf raking seems harmless, but one wrong move could leave you with a painful back injury right before the holidays.

Beach erosion and damage to the sea wall have officials looking for solutions. FEMA is coming Thursday to assess the damage.

New Jersey retirees need nearly 1.5 million dollars to cover the gap Social Security leaves behind for three decades.