Super Bowl

With the memory of last February's Super Bowl power outage front and center, officials have laid out plans for how they plan to avoid a similar problem at MetLife Stadium in February.

Two hospitals in New York City and one in northern New Jersey have been named "official health services providers" for the Super Bowl.

It's not exactly the first impression of New Jersey that officials were hoping Super Bowl goers will get to see.

New Jersey will play host to the Super Bowl in February and that's great news for area football fans. What's not so great are the ticket prices, and that's why Assemblyman Jack Ciattarelli is urging the National Football League (NFL) to get creative and give true fans a break.

The State Department of Health is teaming up with the NY/NJ Super Bowl Host Committee and the New Jersey Workplace Blood Donor Coalition to drive up donations and raise awareness.

New Jersey law enforcement officials are discussing ways to crack down on those who force women and children into prostitution leading up to the 2014 Super Bowl.

The 50th Super Bowl will be held in the San Francisco Bay Area and the NFL championship will go to Houston the following year.

In an effort to motivate people to donate blood for patients in need in New Jersey and New York, the 2014 Super Bowl Host Committee is launching the "Super Community Blood Drive" which kicks off on May 24 and will run through January 17, 2014.

New Jersey's second-largest city will play host to both Super Bowl teams next year.