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Photo caption: Electric vehicle battery supply chains are facing increased federal scrutiny as the United States enforces restrictions on products suspected of being made with forced labor.

NJ’s EV Push Faces Forced Labor Roadblock as Chinese Supply Chain Scrutiny Grows

New Jersey's transition to electric vehicles comes as the federal government increases scrutiny of global battery supply chains over concerns that some critical materials may be linked to forced labor in China's Xinjiang region.…

Photo caption: Drumthwacket, New Jersey's official governor's residence in Princeton, was built in 1835 and draws architectural inspiration from Greek Revival plantation homes seen by its original owner during his years in antebellum New Orleans.

Sherrill First NJ Gov. in 22 Years to Live at Mansion Inspired by Southern Slave Plantations

Gov. Mikie Sherrill has become the first New Jersey governor in more than two decades to live full time at Drumthwacket, a historic mansion whose architecture was inspired by Louisiana plantation estates and whose original owner served as New Jersey's…

Photo caption: Slave Market Memorial in Zanzibar: The New Jersey Legislature is considering reparations-related legislation tied to the state's history of slavery, though the proposal remains in committee awaiting further action.

New Jersey Slave Reparation Bill Moving Through State Assembly

TRENTON, N.J. — New Jersey lawmakers are considering legislation that would move the state closer to addressing reparations for descendants of enslaved African Americans, reviving a debate over the state’s often-overlooked role…

DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin says the 35,000 potential noncitizen voter registrations previously identified in New Jersey "may only be the beginning."

Noncitizen Voter Registrations in New Jersey May Exceed 35,000 DHS Secretary Says

DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin says the approximately 35,000 potential noncitizen voter registrations previously identified in New Jersey may represent only the beginning of a broader review, though neither DHS nor New Jersey…

A chart from Assemblyman Paul Kanitra's report ranks New Jersey legislative districts by the estimated number of undocumented immigrants holding New Jersey driver's licenses using MVC affidavit data.

Report Shows New Jersey Voting Districts With High Migrant Driver’s License Registration are Democrat Held Strongholds

Assemblyman Paul Kanitra's new report estimates that New Jersey's highest concentrations of undocumented immigrants holding driver's licenses are located in Democratic legislative districts, renewing Republican calls for additional oversight of the state's Motor Vehicle Commission and automatic voter registration system.…

DHS Secretary Says New Jersey Will Cooperate on Voter Roll Review, Sherrill Administration Has Yet to Confirm

A new statement from DHS claims New Jersey will cooperate with a federal review of potential noncitizen voter registrations, but the Sherrill administration has not publicly confirmed the claim, leaving questions about the state's response to ongoing federal and congressional inquiries.…

Three Shot on I-95 In Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, PA — An early Wednesday morning shooting on Interstate 95 in Philadelphia resulted in three men being injured and the closure of the highway’s northbound lanes for approximately seven hours. State…

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Missing New Jersey Teacher Found Dead with Handwritten Note

ROXBURY, NJ – Morris County Prosecutor Robert J. Carroll, Chief of Detectives Robert McNally, and Roxbury Police Chief Dean Adone announced the discovery of the body of 46-year-old Lara Emanuele. Reported missing…

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These Once Popular Chain Restaurants That Dotted New Jersey Are Now Gone

End of an Era: Remembering Iconic Chain Restaurants That Once Thrived in New Jersey Over the years, New Jersey has seen the rise and fall of several popular chain restaurants. These establishments,…

Community News·New Jersey News

Mailman Attacked in Broad Daylight Burglary in Toms River

TOMS RIVER, NJ – A burglary incident turned violent at around 4:00 PM today at the corner of Madison and Lexington Avenues. Toms River Police were alerted to the scene following a…

New Jersey News·Police Blotter·Toms River News

Senator Criticizes Governor Murphy’s EV Mandate for Impact on Rural New Jersey

Senator Michael Testa has voiced strong opposition to Governor Phil Murphy’s electric vehicle (EV) regulations, particularly criticizing their potential impact on rural communities in New Jersey. The Murphy administration’s move to ban…

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Wild Horse Forces Cargo Plane to Return to NYC Airport

NEW YORK — A remarkable incident unfolded in the skies when a cargo jet, en route to Belgium from New York, was forced to turn around after a horse broke free from…

New York City News·New York News·Pets and Animals

A stack of plastic containers with Thanksgiving leftover food servings

The Thanksgiving Leftover Dilemma: What to Do

TRENTON, NJ – As Americans clear their tables from Thanksgiving feasts, an intriguing MITRE-Gallup Food Waste study reveals habits surrounding leftovers, a particularly pertinent topic after the holiday. The nationwide research, conducted…

Community News·Food & Dining·New Jersey News

Joe Biden Claims Turkeys Can “Sang Birthday With Me” on 81st Birthday

WASHINGTON, D.C. — President Joe Biden, who celebrated his 81st birthday this week, brought a light-hearted moment to the forefront with his humorous claim that turkeys can “sang birthday to me.” Biden…

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Biden Tells Reporters “I’m Not Gonna Tell You” What Plan is For Hostages Held by Hamas

WASHINGTON, D.C. — President Joe Biden, in a recent press interaction, refrained from discussing the situation of American hostages reportedly held in the Gaza Strip. When questioned about the hostages, presumably held…

Biden Accepts Chinese Leader’s Promise to Stop Shipping Deadly Fentanyl to U.S.

President Joe Biden recently discussed the issue of fentanyl and its impact on the United States, particularly in relation to China. In a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping, Biden addressed the…

Health and Wellness·Politics

New Law Seeks to Curb New Jersey’s Warehouse Sprawl Epidemic

TRENTON, NJ — Assemblyman Joe Danielsen (LD-17) has introduced a bill aimed at addressing the escalating issue of warehouse sprawl across New Jersey. Assembly bill A5802 proposes a $1 million pilot program…

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Thousands Without Power Across New Jersey As JCP&L Continues Repairs

NEW JERSEY — Jersey Central Power & Light (JCP&L) is actively working to restore electricity to approximately 6,000 customers following a storm system that swept through the area overnight. The company has…

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After Three Years on Men’s Team, New Jersey Swimmer Shatters Women’s College Record

MAHWAH, NJ — Meghan Cortez-Fields, a transgender swimmer from Ramapo College of New Jersey, broke the school’s record in the women’s 100-yard butterfly with a time of 57.22 seconds at the Cougar…

Community News·Local Sports News·New Jersey News·School and Education News

Kennedy Remembered: 60 Years Since Assassination

DALLAS, TX – Sixty years ago today, President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas, marking a pivotal moment in American history. Kennedy’s presidency, though brief, left a lasting impact on the…

Community News·Politics

Family arguing at dinner on Thanksgiving

How to Not Offend Your North Jersey Family Members at the Thanksgiving Dinner Table

TOMS RIVER, NJ – Many residents of Ocean County, a predominantly Republican-leaning county at the Jersey Shore has a unique challenge during the holiday season. While the county is a strong Republican…

Community News·Entertainment News·Food & Dining·Health and Wellness

Downtown Toms River, New Jersey - Google Maps

Annual Food Festival Returning to Downtown Toms River

TOMS RIVER, NJ – It was once an eclectic celebration of the history of Toms River that dates back to the early 1970s, but under Mayor Maurice Hill, the event ceased. The…

Community News·Ocean County News·Toms River News

The Satmar Shul of Lakewood. Google Maps

Grenade Found Taped to Utility Pole Outside New Jersey Synagogue

LAKEWOOD, NJ – Authorities in Ocean County responded to an apparent hate-crime-related incident in Lakewood Township Sunday morning after what appeared to be a grenade was taped to a telephone pole outside…

Community News·New Jersey News·Ocean County News·Police Blotter

Reenactors portray General Washington and the Continental Army crossing the Delaware River in boats on Christmas Day.

A Cold Weather Entertainment Survival Guide for New Jersey

As fall turns into winter in New Jersey, the state offers a multitude of activities for residents and visitors alike as the state embraces the festive season and winter’s charm. From holiday…

Community News·New Jersey News·What to do: Upcoming Events

New Jersey's diverse culinary scene is now permanently intertwined with the legacy of Anthony Bourdain

Take a Trip Along Anthony Bourdain’s New Jersey Food Trail

TRENTON, NJ – The State of New Jersey takes pride in its influential and successful residents. One of those residents is the late Anthony Bourdain, a chef known for his television shows…

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Do You Need ID To Buy Baking Soda in NJ, PA, NY? Internet Rumor Being Reported as Real News

An internet rumor is being spread across social media claiming stores will be carding shoppers who want to buy baking soda. The widespread rumor has been debunked by both the U.S. FDA…

Food & Dining·New Jersey News

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