Whether you follow a plant-based diet or are simply looking to lessen your carbon footprint, these vegan restaurants will surely satisfy.

About 19 million Americans have embraced the no animal-products diet. Advocates say it’s good for you, for animals and for the environment.

The hottest innovations in plant-based eating are the Impossible and Beyond burgers. But a look at their ingredients, some made in a lab, raises concerns.

From Pier Village to Seven Presidents Oceanfront Park, here are the city's must-visit spots.

The city is home to bustling bars and a wealth of seafood restaurants.

The Monmouth County village is home to one of Jersey's most idyllic Main Streets.

Generations of families have spent summers relaxing, attending church and Bible studies, and reconnecting with family and friends in the community’s tent city.

In years following the devastating effects of Hurricane Sandy—and damaging publicity from MTV's Jersey Shore—much of the Ocean County borough has been revitalized.

Eat, stay, play or enjoy a spa day at one of these fresh attractions.

The host of the YouTube show "Consistently Inconsistent," discusses her "awkward older sister" persona, how growing up in South Jersey gave her a backbone and pole vaulting in high school.

Anger at the current political landscape inspires the actress/comedian’s latest episode as author and activist.

The nation’s next big birthday (in 2026) offers an ideal opportunity to showcase NJ’s patriotic past. Local historians and state officials plan to prepare the state's historic spots for the nation’s Semiquincentennial celebration.

Leo Whalen opened his first boardwalk arcade back in 1953. Today, his children and grandchildren are keeping his beloved business alive—and even starting Ocean County shops of their own.

The Linden-based organization offers scholarships and life-skills training.

The Montclair author's latest novel, Very Nice, is the perfect summer read. It's also deeply, darkly humorous.

Whether you're at the pool or down the Shore, these books with New Jersey ties will make the perfect companion.

Fun in the sun featuring everything from sandcastle-sculpting to succulent seafood.

Take a break from the beach to catch a seaside production.

Your photo could be the next to appear front and center on New Jersey Monthly. (Did we mention $12,000 in prizes?)

In our June 1994 issue, Bouton—who died this week—talked about his then-new novel, "Strike Zone," a tale of baseball and gambling.

Where to take in elevated oceanfront views with a cocktail in hand.

Through July 31, Howard Schoor will create and display his Trianglist art works in the Bell Works pop-up studio/gallery space.