By far the largest site in this category is NJ.com, also known as New Jersey Online. The news for this Web Site is drawn from:

• The Star-Ledger, the largest newspaper in New Jersey
  
• The Jersey Journal, based in Jersey City
  
• The Express-Times, actually located in Easton, PA, right over the border from Northwest New Jersey
  
• The Gloucester Times, from Woodbury, near Philadelphia
  
• The Bridgeton News, from a small city from Salem County, near Delaware
  
• Today's Sunbeam, from Salem, also near Delaware
  

The Gannett Newspapers in New Jersey have a competing offering, InJersey.com. The papers involved in this Web Site place information on InJersey.com, but also have information on their own Web Sites. The papers involved are:

• Asbury Park Press, covering the Northern part of the Jersey Shore
  
• Courier News, from Bridgewater and covering Central NJ
  
• Courier-Post, from the Cherry Hill area, covering Burlington, Camden, and Gloucester Counties
  
• The Daily Journal from the Vineland/Millville area, covering Cumberland County
  
• Daily Record, from Morristown, covering the Northwestern part of NJ
  
• Home News Tribune, from East Brunswick, covering Middlesex, Somerset, and Union Counties
  
• Ocean County Observer, from Toms River, covering the Central Jersey Shore
  
• Times Beacon Newspaper, from Manahawkin, covering Southern Ocean County, south of Toms River
  

Packet Online, an excellent Web Site about the Princeton area, is located at www.pacpub.com. The flagship newspaper on this site is The Princeton Packet a bi-weekly which has been published since 1786. The other papers involved are small local papers that are mostly weekly publications, including:

• The Beacon
  
• The Cranbury Press
  
• Hillsborough Beacon
  
• Hopewell Valley News
  
• The Lawrence Ledger
  
• The Manville News
  
• The Messenger-Press
  
• Register-News
  
• South Brunswick Post
  
• Windsor-Heights Herald
  

SouthJersey.com is not produced by newspapers. It is produced by GPI Media and WPVI TV (Channel 6 in Philadelphia). It has good local information, including entertainment and dining. It also has a lot of information about the "Jersey Shore", the Atlantic coast area of the State.

In the Cablevision territories (most of the northern part of NJ), a channel called News 12 provides local and regional news and information. However, their Web Site is as available to everyone throughout the state. They have a pretty good Web Site, but they focus on streaming video and their cross-platform support (i.e. support for non-Microsoft products) seems to be limited.

Comcast (the cable company in most of the southern part of New Jersey) has a TV station called CN8. Their Web Site is less useful than News 12 and has very little news and local information.