Explore historic sites commemorating Black history in New Jersey
The legacies of influential Black Americans have not always been acknowledged, so it’s not uncommon that modern-day residents may overlook the historic sites of their own cities.
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Highest-rated museums in New Jersey
In many towns and cities, museums are jewels of the public, and often rank highly for tourist visits. Stacker compiled a list of the museums in New Jersey on Tripadvisor.
Best colleges in New Jersey
Choosing a college is one of the most important decisions a person will make for their education, impacting everything from future earnings and employment to potential student loan debt and social circles.
Highest-rated steakhouses in Newark, according to Tripadvisor
Tenderloin, strip, rib eye, porterhouse—the words alone of the choicest cuts of cow, aged to tenderized perfection and served under bordelaise, béarnaise, or au poivre, are enough to get a meat lover salivating and making their next reservation for a night at a steakhouse.
How gas prices have changed in New Jersey in the last week
Average gas prices per gallon in the U.S. are up slightly from the weekend but down about three cents from one week ago.
Highest-rated football recruits from New Jersey over the last 20 years
Stacker compiled a list of the highest rated football recruits since 2000 in New Jersey using rankings from 247Sports.
New Jersey is the #1 state with the most COVID-19 worker safety violations
As the coronavirus struck, safety at the workplace urgently became more important than ever. Newspapers and televisions were filled with vivid images and stories of workers crowded into close quarters, lacking personal protective gear.
Americans lost over $4.2 billion to cybercrime in 2020–here’s how to keep yourself safe
Cybercrimes continue to grow in number. The FBI's Internet Crime Complaints Center (IC3), founded in 2000, received an astounding number of complaints in 2020: 791,790. The loss associated with these complaints was staggering, coming in excess of $4.1 billion.
The Black homeownership gap in New Jersey
Black homebuyers have faced unfair policies and systematic discrimination such as receiving higher interest rates from mortgage lenders and real estate agents.