What is the price of the Sunday Star-Ledger?

$3
The Star-Ledger prices are $1.50 weekdays, $2 Saturdays and $3 Sundays and Thanksgiving Day.

How do I submit a story to Star-Ledger?

Please send submissions for The Star-Ledger and Times of Trenton to [email protected]. Submissions for the South Jersey Times should be sent to [email protected].

Who owns the New Jersey Star Ledger?

Advanced Publications, Inc.
The Star-Ledger is a daily newspaper based in Newark, N.J. It is one of over 30 newspapers owned by Advanced Publications, Inc. and its partner organization, Advance Digital, Inc.

How do I submit a story to Star Ledger?

How do I cancel my Star-Ledger subscription?

Another option is to call The Star-Ledger customer service at 888-782-7533 and ask them to cancel your account. Make sure to prepare relevant account info and contact details and tell the customer service representative if you want to cancel print-only or a print-digital subscription.

How much does the Star Ledger cost?

The Star Ledger prices are $1.50 weekdays, $2 Saturdays and $3 Sundays and Thanksgiving Day. May be higher outside New Jersey. Per a letter from the Star Ledger dated December 9, 2016, the price for a 4-week subscription will increase from $31.80 to $37.00 effective 12/28 2016 (an increase of over 16%).

Who is the publisher of the Star Ledger?

In 2005, George Arwady became the publisher of The Star-Ledger. A graduate of Columbia University, Arwady had previously been the publisher of the Kalamazoo Gazette in Kalamazoo, Michigan. Having worked closely with the Newhouse family for years, Arwady was asked to move to Newark to financially revamp the paper.

How long has the Newark Star Ledger been around?

With more than 330 years of history, you can fill in the gaps in your knowledge and find the newspaper entries related to your family within Newark, New Jersey. Just some of the reasons to begin searching through Newark Star-Ledger historical data include:

Is the Star Ledger based on a true story?

The Star-Ledger serves as the inspiration for a fictional newspaper in an award-winning series of mystery novels by Brad Parks. The newspaper was referenced by comedian George Carlin in the 2004 comedy-drama Jersey Girl, which was written and directed by New Jersey native Kevin Smith.