Super Bowl

How much do you think a singer whose halftime show scored the highest ratings in Super Bowl history would be worth?

The Bruno Mars halftime show at Super Bowl XLVIII set a new record.

NJ Transit is planning to review what could have been done to avoid the delays that took place during the Super Bowl this past Sunday.

For the fourth time in five years, the Super Bowl has set a record for the most-watched television event in U.S. history, drawing 111.5 million viewers even though the Seattle Seahawks' 43-8 victory over the Denver Broncos wasn't really competitive.

After waiting decades for a major sports championship, thousands of Seattleites took to the streets as fireworks popped, horns blared and flags waved following the Seahawks' decisive Super Bowl win.

Let it be said henceforth: Bruno Mars is the Shiz---! (You fill in the rest.) From the second he took the stage at Met Life for what turned out to be a boring Super Bowl finale, he was on fire! Starting with “Locked Out of Heaven”, then sliding into “Treasure”, and easing into “Runaway Baby;” Mars gave America a taste of his vision for the future of pop music...

The region's first Super Bowl was expected to bring a half-billion dollars in economic activity to the New Jersey/New York area. But taxpayers may need to worry that it fell far short.

It played just once...during the "Big Game" on January 22, 1984.

Yes, today the hype finally reaches a climax in The Garden State.  Since most of us will watch the game, here's some Super Bowl trivia you may enjoy.

Planning a Super Bowl party? You can't go wrong with one (or all) of these delicious recipes for the best dips to enjoy on Super Bowl Sunday!