solar eclipse

The countdown is on to the next total solar eclipse of 2024 where the moon will block out the sun, but will we get a glimpse here in the Garden State?

"Solar eclipse mania" is building to a crescendo across New Jersey.

Warby Parker and along with several New Jersey public libraries are offering free eclipse glasses for the solar eclipse on April 8.

Nearly 15 major school districts will be closed on April 8, 2024 across the state.

New Jersey will fall about 200 miles outside the path of totality of this April's total solar eclipse. Here are some potential eclipse vacation destinations.

Also known as a "ring of fire" eclipse, it's time to mark your calendar and get your filtered eclipse glasses ready for this rare celestial event.

Both astronomical events are less than 6 months apart

No, the world isn't ending.