Annette Petriccione

NJ drivers face months of new George Washington Bridge detours
A new construction phase at the George Washington Bridge starts Aug. 14, with lane and sidewalk closures affecting both motorists and pedestrians.

Flying out of Newark? Here’s the major safety upgrade now installed at the airport
Newark Liberty just got a major radar upgrade, and it comes after some genuinely scary moments at area airports that put safety front and center.
NJ has a new license plate — but you can’t get it yet
New Jersey just made it official. A new 250th Anniversary Revolutionary War license plate is coming, and the funds raised will help protect historic sites across the state.

Don’t be alarmed by the police presence on these major NJ roadways Thursday
Five state agencies are running a full hurricane evacuation drill along the Jersey Shore on Thursday — and some of the roads you drive every day are part of it.

Six Flags Great Adventure is hiring for fall — and some jobs pay up to $30 an hour
Six Flags Great Adventure is gearing up for fall — and they're looking for people to help run the show, including some roles that actually require an audition.

Nearly half of NJ residents feel good about their finances — despite rising costs
A new poll finds nearly half of New Jerseyans say their personal finances are in good shape — but three-quarters are still cutting back on utility bills. That gap says a lot.

More NJ businesses land on the state’s labor violator list — do you work for one of them?
Eighteen more New Jersey businesses got added to the New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development's The WALL, a public list that names businesses with outstanding liabilities for violations of wage, benefit or tax laws.
Pulaski Skyway shuts down this weekend for a major pier replacement
The Pulaski Skyway is shutting down this weekend in both directions, and motorists can expect detours.
NJ Republicans demand answers after 6,600 noncitizens were added to voter rolls
A software glitch at the Motor Vehicle Commission registered thousands of noncitizens to vote in New Jersey. Republican lawmakers are demanding action to ensure it doesn't happen again.
Looking for a job? One of NJ’s biggest supermarket chains is holding a hiring blitz
Some of the biggest grocery names in New Jersey are all hiring at the same time on the same day.
