Trenton, NJ – New Jersey’s unemployment rate edged down to 4.5% in June, according to preliminary data released by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, marking continued improvement after the state’s jobless…
Trenton, NJ – In a high-impact week of law enforcement operations across the Garden State, federal officials announced a series of arrests that removed violent fugitives, a suspected bomber, and child exploitation…
Multiple individuals have been processed and detained at the Ocean County Jail. Here is a brief sample of the most serious crimes committed. Jacobo Josue Valera-Ramos, 28, was booked into the Ocean…
Point Pleasant man pleads guilty to attempted murder in 2022 strangulation case Toms River, NJ — Ocean County Prosecutor Bradley D. Billhimer announced that 31-year-old Juan Santiago-Rojas of Point Pleasant Borough has…
Hurricane Erin spares New Jersey but coastal flood warnings remain through weekend Trenton, NJ — Hurricane Erin moved past New Jersey without making landfall, but forecasters warn that coastal flooding and rough…
Judge Awards Photographer $10K in Copyright Suit Over Unlicensed Eric Adams Photo Brooklyn, NY – A federal judge has awarded $10,000 in statutory damages to an award-winning photojournalist whose photo of New…
Federal Judge Tosses Firefighter’s Vaccine Lawsuit Against NYC: No Fundamental Right to Refuse Second Dose Brooklyn, NY – A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit brought by a former New York City…
“He Brought a Gun to a Chainsaw Fight”: NYPD Cleared in Disputed Queens Arrest Brooklyn, NY — A federal judge has ruled that NYPD officers acted within their constitutional authority when they…
Trenton, NJ – Thursday — The New Jersey Department of Community Affairs has named ten municipalities as the inaugural recipients of the NJHOMES Launchpad Grant, a new program designed to boost affordable…
Boardwalk Batman busted in Atlantic City after pepper spray assault on boardwalk Atlantic City, NJ — A street vigilante dressed in superhero garb known as “AC Batman” was arrested Sunday after allegedly…
Trenton, NJ – Thursday — Governor Phil Murphy declared a statewide state of emergency Thursday afternoon as Hurricane Erin churns up the East Coast, threatening New Jersey with high winds, coastal flooding,…
Federal judge certifies class of USAID employees suing Elon Musk and government over agency shutdown Greenbelt, MD — A federal judge has granted class certification for current and former U.S. Agency for…
New York, NY – In a dramatic legal twist just months after returning to the White House, President Donald Trump saw a $515 million civil fraud judgment against him wiped away Thursday…
NEW YORK, NY — Hurricane Erin passed offshore of the New York and New Jersey region early Thursday, sparing the area from a direct hit but unleashing powerful winds, flooding tides, and…
TRENTON, NJ – A 59-year-old New Jersey Amazon warehouse employee’s age discrimination lawsuit will move forward in part, after a federal judge ruled that he presented enough facts to support claims of…
$50M lawsuit against Madison Square Garden thrown out after court finds filing defective and vague NEWARK, NJ – A woman who sued Madison Square Garden for $50 million after allegedly falling down…
TikTok star judge Frank Caprio dies at 88 after battle with pancreatic cancer PROVIDENCE, RI – Frank Caprio, the beloved Rhode Island judge whose courtroom compassion made him a viral sensation on…
Ciattarelli blasts Sherrill for energy hypocrisy as NJ ratepayers suffer under soaring utility costs Trenton, NJ – Jack Ciattarelli isn’t holding back. With just 75 days to go before voters hit the…
They’re Here: Spotted Lanternflies Invade New Jersey – Here’s What You Need to Know and How to Stop Them TRENTON, NJ – They’re back, and they’re everywhere. The spotted lanternfly, an invasive…
Blue skies return after Hurricane Erin with perfect weekend weather for the Jersey Shore SEASIDE HEIGHTS, NJ — After a week of coastal flooding, high winds, and pounding surf from Hurricane Erin,…
by Watt A. Joke In a move that’s sure to electrify absolutely no one with excitement, New Jersey’s electric companies are graciously offering what they’re calling “rebates” to residents whose bills have…