WOODLAND PARK, NJ — New Jersey Transit trains will begin operating again after the agency reached a deal with striking rail engineers on wage increases, the engineers' union said, ending a three ...

Train service is expected to resume Tuesday, officials said. After a strike cast three days of quiet on New Jersey's rails while intense negotiations continued behind closed doors, NJ Transit and ...

There is one more game of the 2025 Major League Rugby season to go. Here's Joe Harvey's five takeaways from the latest action ...

UNC football players didn't have numbers on their jerseys during Wednesday's spring practice. Head coach Bill Belichick was asked about it and here’s his explanation ...

But in New Jersey, primary numbers can get even lower. In the 2021 primary race, turnout was just 12%. Four years earlier, in 2017, turnout was 15%.

It's safe to say that Maple Leafs fans have had enough of the disappointment. In the middle of Sunday night's Game 7, multiple jerseys were thrown onto the ice and beer was reportedly thrown at ...

Mike Florio and Chris Simms unpack Aaron Rodgers’ decision to stick with No. 8, despite a tumultuous experience in that number with the Jets.

Sabercats Eye Home Playoff, Top Seed In Regular MLR Season Finale Against Anthem originally appeared on Athlon Sports. All eyes will be on SaberCats Stadium this Sunday night as Houston looks to ...

All eyes will be on SaberCats Stadium this Sunday night as Houston looks to lock in a home playoff game, and possibly the No. 1 seed, with a victory over winless Anthem RC. Kickoff is set for 8 p ...

Fans attending the Sunday evening showdown against Anthem RC at SaberCats Stadium will be handed the power to capture, share, and relive their favorite plays with Rematch’s revolutionary app.

The Houston SaberCats is teaming up with Rematch to launch a groundbreaking sports video platform for a fan-first experience during their final match of the season on June 8. Fans attending the ...

A New Jersey court has dismissed a clergy abuse lawsuit tied to 1960s Jersey Shore trips, saying the Archdiocese of Philadelphia can’t be sued in the state due to lack of jurisdiction.