2014 Super Bowl

We have heard all kinds of ideas for the Super Bowl halftime show. From Bon Jovi, whom the Examiner says was already asked by  the NFL and has not responded, which if that happened would shock me, to Billy Joel,  to even a mixed bag of Jersey artists that would include Bruce Springsteen and take way too much time and would probably sound disjointed, to reortedly Bruno Mars...

A listener sent Jim an email with a good idea for choosing this year's entertainment for Super Bowl 48 at MetLife Stadium.

In order to combat human trafficking during the 2014 Super Bowl and beyond, state officials are asking local governments, religious groups, community outreach organizations, and others to have a part.

It may be the biggest non-profit in the country and its big event comes to New Jersey next February. We’re not talking about UNICEF, The World Food Program, or even the American Cancer Society, we’re talking about the National Football League!!!!

The National Football League kicked off a charitable giving program Friday ahead of next year's Super Bowl.

New Jersey officials are planning to learn any lessons possible from the investigation into the deadly Boston Marathon bombing, in advance of hosting the largest sporting in event in the world.

With New York hotels already filling up for the upcoming Super Bowl, Monmouth County is hoping people will take advantage of their ample hotels and restaurants that are ready for business.

Only in New Jersey could they play a Super Bowl on a Saturday. That’s what the NFL is thinking.

When the Super Bowl comes to New Jersey’s Met Life stadium next February, one thing that will not be in tow is the “NFL Experience” which is pro footballs interactive theme park offering participatory games, displays, entertainment attractions, kids football clinics, free autograph sessions and the largest football memorabilia show ever.

The crowd remained relatively calm in New Orleans this past weekend when half of the stadium went dark during the Super Bowl. It would be safe to assume the National Football League will not receive the same response from New Jersey/New York fans if the same outage were to occur during next year's game, given the location is a quick car ride from ground zero of the worst terrorist attack in our co