South Jersey Times

The South Jersey Times is a regional newspaper dedicated to the South Jersey community in New Jersey. It was established on November 4, 2012, after the merger of three related publications: Gloucester County Times, The News of Cumberland County, and Today's Sunbeam of Salem, which all stopped printing after November 3. Initially, the newspaper concentrated on reporting news from Camden, Cumberland, Gloucester, and Salem counties, but it later broadened its scope to include the entire South Jersey region. The South Jersey Times retained the staff from its predecessor papers and launched with an initial subscriber count of 30,000. It is also affiliated with NJ.com.

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Livingston boys volleyball wins first NJG4 title since 2013 with win at Elizabeth

13 hours ago | nj.com | Anthony Gabbianelli

In a battle between two of the top North Jersey boys volleyball teams, it was Livingston who came out on top. Livingston took down top-seeded Elizabeth in the North Jersey, Group 4 final, 2-1, at the Dunn Center in Elizabeth. For the Lancers, this is its first sectional title since 2013. “It’s great,” said Duncan Sturt, who led Livingston with 30 assists in the win over Elizabeth. ”Coach [Dan Kim] always said we can be one of two Livingston teams to ever win a [sectional title].
Back-to-back: Johnson softball downs Delran for Central Jersey, Group 2 section title

14 hours ago | nj.com | Anthony Gabbianelli

Even a real bear couldn’t stop another miracle from Johnson. Johnson rallied with a four-run bottom of the sixth inning to take a 5-4 victory against Delran in the Central Jersey, Group 2 final in Clark. It was a rematch from last season’s sectional final, where Johnson walked it off against Delran, 4-3, for its first title since 2016.
Want a Sam’s Club membership for $20? Here’s how you can get one

18 hours ago | nj.com | Dawn Magyar

If you’ve been waiting for a membership deal to join Sam’s Club, your wait is over. We found the biggest discount ever on a yearly Sam’s Club membership, and it’s only going to cost you $20. Sam’s Club has dropped the price of it Club memberships to just $20 a year through June 16 for new members. This is $30 off the regular $50 a year price and possibly the biggest discount we’ve ever seen Sam’s Club offer. $50 Now $20Save $30 off now through June 16.
Carhartt has Father’s Day gifts on sale for 25% off for all the hardworking dads

19 hours ago | nj.com | Dawn Magyar

If you’re looking for a Father’s Day gift for your hardworking dad, look no further than Carhartt. Carhartt is having a huge sale just ahead of Father’s Day with some of its toughest gear and gift ideas marked down 25% off or more. $30 Now $23Save 25% off for a limited time. The sale includes discounts on clothing like Carhartt’s famous tees and hoodies, as well as sneakers, boots, wallets and more everyday essentials every dad needs.
Dethroned! N.J. is no longer the Wawa capital of the world.

21 hours ago | nj.com | Katie Kausch

Beautiful beaches, miles of highways and a Wawa on every corner. Sounds like it could be New Jersey — but you’re more likely to see all those Wawas in Florida now that new data show the Sunshine State has surpassed both New Jersey and Pennsylvania as the Wawa capital of the world. There were 304 Wawas in Florida as of May 6, surpassing New Jersey’s 293 locations, according to data aggregator ScrapeHero. More than a quarter of all Wawas are in Florida now.
Hey Dude is having a summer sneaker sale — and you can save an extra 30% off with this secret deal

23 hours ago | nj.com | Dawn Magyar

It’s almost summer, and if you haven’t stocked your closet with some new Hey Dude sneakers, this is your chance to grab a pair at a mighty discount. Hey Dude is having a huge Summer Sale with almost everything on its website discounted up to 25% off. But these deals get even better with a secret deal that’ll save you up to 30% off already marked down styles. $65 Now $55Take an extra 30% off with the promo code SAVE.
N.J. track & field Top 20s for June 6: Final boys & girls rankings of 2025 season

1 day ago | nj.com | Ryan Patti

What a spring it was in N.J. track and field. The 2025 outdoor campaign came to an end on Wednesday in Pennsauken at the 56th running of the NJSIAA Meet of Champions, but the previous week’s Group Championships was when the Garden State’s top squads showed out one last time in a team meet setting. We haven’t updated our Top 20s since the conclusion of the sectional championships on May 18, but we’re doing so one last time with the final two weeks of the postseason now in the rearview.
N.J. girls track & field Top 20 for June 6: The final 2025 rankings

1 day ago | nj.com | Ryan Patti

We’ve reached the end of the road in the N.J. track and field season. The state’s top girls squads put on a show from March to May with some even carrying it into Wednesday’s 56th running of the NJSIAA Meet of Champions. And that’s exactly what NJ.com believes defines a strong team in track and field — the ones that perform at an elite level from the relay stretch of the year through Day 2 of the Group Championships when the ultimate hardware is hoisted.
Republicans score huge gains in N.J. voter registrations. See county-by-county numbers.

1 day ago | nj.com | Katie Kausch |Jelani Gibson

New Jersey is headed into one of its most packed primary elections in decades next week, with nearly a dozen candidates vying to be their party’s top pick for governor. Winners in Tuesday’s primary will secure the Democratic and Republican nominations to run in November’s general election to replace outgoing Gov. Phil Murphy. All 80 seats in the state Assembly are also on the ballot along with local races.
MVPs from the semifinal round of the NJSIAA Boys Volleyball state tournament

1 day ago | nj.com | Greg Patuto |Tyler Duffy

The Boys Volleyball NJSIAA state tournament continued this week, with all eight brackets getting through the semifinals and having their final matchups determined. See below for the top players from around the state during the semifinal round:Yamil Espinoza, HarrisonEspinoza had six kills, two digs, and 13 service points to go along with an ace in Harrison’s quarterfinal round victory over fourth-seeded Weehawken. Harrison hasn’t dropped a single set yet in the postseason.