Tom Yeung here with this week’s Sunday Digest. In 2022, commodity stocks were in trouble. The U.S. had just posted two quarterly GDP declines — a first since the COVID-19 recession — and people were forecasting even more trouble.

Igor Shesterkin made 27 saves and three more in the shootout as the host New York Rangers earned a crucial 1-0 victory over the Columbus Blue Jackets on Saturday night.

Private jet flyers traveling to and from Palm Beach International Airport will face delays and extra expenses when Donald J. Trump is in town.

NEWARK—Ahead of their tilt with the Philadelphia Flyers on Saturday afternoon, the New Jersey Devils’ lineup is in flux. It sounds like an illness could be making its way through the locker room.

Jakob Chychrun, Aliaksei Protas and Pierre-Luc Dubois scored, Logan Thompson made 18 saves and the NHL-leading Washington Capitals beat the Pittsburgh Penguins 4-1 on Saturday

Eight states have ordered flags raised for Inauguration Day, even though it is customary to keep them lowered for 30 days after a president's death

A Deep River man was arrested on Thursday after police allegedly found a car stolen from a New Jersey dealership in a driveway, according to state police. Prior to

Officials told the Daily News that after the Palm Beach resident is sworn in, he will spend more time at Mar-a-Lago than during his first term.

On his way to Washington for Donald J. Trump’s second presidential inauguration, Cape May County Republican leader Michael Donohue has been named to lead the New Jersey chapter of the America First Policy Institute.

Maple Leafs head coach Craig Berube addressed the team’s challenge without their veteran leader ahead of their victory over the Devils. “We’re going to miss everything,” Berube said. “His production, his leadership, his all-situations play. It’s unfortunate — just bad luck in practice. But we have to move on.”

After two years of debate and 90,000 public comments, NOAA withdrew a contentious boat speed rule aimed at Atlantic right whale conservation.

Police say the bad guys are using stolen credit card information to purchase hundreds of dollars worth of diesel fuel and then reselling that fuel.