Jay Jochnowitz joined the Times Union as an Albany City Hall reporter in 1987. He became state editor in 2000, editorial page editor in 2008, and retired as opinion editor in 2022. He is still a ...

An estimated 500 pounds of cooked noodles found along a creek bank last week confused New Jersey residents and the internet Sabrina Weiss is the Editorial Assistant of PEOPLE's food department. She ...

"It was pasta expiration date," one Reddit user wrote, poking fun at the mysterious pasta ordeal Uh-oh! Spaghetti-O! Residents of a New Jersey town were left confused last week after hundreds of ...

Some people in New Jersey found a bizarre way to “pasta time” last month: by dumping nearly 500 pounds of cooked pasta in the woods near Old Bridge, New Jersey. The massive spaghetti dump appeared in ...

If you've ever enjoyed a perfect baked ziti or a stellar spaghetti and meatballs, you know that wasting good pasta is practically sinful. So imagine our shock when we heard about the 500 pounds of ...

A truly impastable-seeming bit of mischief was recently discovered in the Garden State. On April 27, a set of images by community leader Nina Jochnowitz, appeared in a private Facebook group for ...

An estimated 500 pounds of cooked pasta was found dumped near a stream in Old Bridge last week, a local politically active resident told NJ Advance Media. Nina Jochnowitz, who previously ran for ...

OLD BRIDGE, N.J. (CBS) -- It's a story giving new meaning to a "penne" for your thoughts. Photos posted to social media show hundreds of pounds of pasta dumped along a stream in an Old Bridge ...

When the secretary declared "no quarter" in Iran, he crossed over from tough-guy talk to previewing a war crime Pete Hegseth during a cabinet meeting Thursday at the White House. (Photo by Chip ...

Warts and all, I love America. There. I said it. This should not be a controversial statement. But patriotic sentiments, I sense, have been increasingly hard for many Americans to express these days.