Jokić is having one of his best seasons, but he isn't considered MVP favorite. We're witnessing greatness. Should everyone ...

Six people on board a medical transport jet that crashed in Philadelphia were killed, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has ...

The Royals announced Friday they had signed Estévez to a two-year contract with a club option. He will join a fortified KC bullpen that includes closer Lucas Erceg and high-leverage relievers Hunter ...

It didn’t require much squinting for the Phillies to see Starlyn Caba as a future major league shortstop. But for an organization that’s trying to balance winning a World Series with a $300 million ...

Denise Hatch and her teenage son Michael are such diehard Padres that they made the drive down from Santa Clarita to be at Petco Park Saturday morning for the team’s annual FanFest. Michael’s ...

This story first appeared in a 16-page commemorative section, “Thank you, New Jersey,” celebrating The Star-Ledger newspaper’s legacy in print. On Sunday, Feb. 2, 2025 The Star-Ledger published its ...

Aaron Boone sat down for the Q-and-A portion of his visit to the New Jersey Vietnam Veterans’ Memorial & Museum on Friday night and within seconds, the manager was asked about the Yankees’ situation ...

The guess here is that Sam Darnold will end up with the Los Angeles Raiders. The Raiders, 4-13 this season, are desperate for a quarterback and under new coach Pete Carroll, who turns 74 early next ...

February has arrived, and with it - the last dregs of gameless news.

A look at the known giveaways in 2025 at Dodger Stadium, including at least 21 bobblehead dolls. Plus, information on single-game tickets going on sale to the general public on February 6.

The Los Angeles Dodgers and San Diego Padres do not like each other, and LA's promotional giveaways for the 2025 season show how deep the hatred is between the two NL West rivals.

From delivering the paper to picking it up at the corner bodega to waging advocacy battles in its pages, readers from around the country recall their ties to The Jersey Journal.