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Fate of 148 Townhomes Near Former McAuliffe School Moved to After November Election

JACKSON TOWNSHIP, NJ – Hours after the Cheder School opened at the former McAuliffe Middle School on Wednesday, an application for 148 high-density town homes was heard before the Jackson Zoning Board. There are $3.5 million in owed back taxes…

New York City's first comprehensive evaluation of congestion pricing found the tolling program reduced traffic but had little measurable effect on air quality during its first year, while officials reported pollution continued its long-term decline and no communities experienced worsening conditions.

NYC Study Finds Congestion Pricing Had Little Measurable Impact on Air Quality in First Year

New York City's first comprehensive evaluation of congestion pricing found the tolling program reduced traffic but had little measurable effect on air quality during its first year, while officials reported pollution continued its long-term decline and no communities experienced worsening…

Professional Truck Driver Driving Tractor Trailer

New Jersey Fights Trump Investigation into Migrants with Commercial Driver’s Licenses

TRENTON, N.J. — New Jersey Attorney General Jennifer Davenport has joined a coalition of 21 attorneys general and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in suing the Trump administration over its demand for access…

Ocean County College Entrance

Could Ocean County College Be Next as Enrollment Continues to Decline

Ocean County College's declining enrollment has prompted questions about whether the campus could eventually face redevelopment discussions similar to former New Jersey public schools that have recently been converted into yeshivas, although…

Iemad Saifo, owner of a Collingswood restaurant, remains in ICE custody as the Department of Homeland Security disputes media coverage and highlights his immigration and criminal history.

DHS Says NJ Business Owner Arrested by ICE Not a Victim, But a Hardened Criminal

The Department of Homeland Security says a South Jersey restaurant owner detained by ICE is not simply a local businessman but an undocumented immigrant with a criminal history, while his family argues he has spent years pursuing legal status.…

Caitlin Clark and Sophie Cunningham have become central figures in the WNBA's biggest debates over officiating, physical play and the league's rapid growth.

Straight White Girls Can Jump: The WNBA and its Reverse Racism Against Clark and Cunningham

Caitlin Clark and Sophie Cunningham have become two of the WNBA's most polarizing players as debates over officiating, physical play, media attention and league culture continue to divide fans.…

Time for Accountability: Governor-Elect Sherrill Must End the Government Public Healthcare Fraud System On Day One

Jackson Residents Oppose Council Decision to Approve Development Project in Protected Pinelands

New Jersey Human Composting Law to Allow Open-Air Burial Grounds in 2026

New Jersey Congresswoman Who Attacked Federal Agents at ICE Detention Facility Files Appeal

Government Assistance Fraud is Happening in New Jersey, It’s Not Just a Minnesota Thing

Federal Judge Allows Ponzi Imitidation Case Against Prominent Lakewood Religious Figures to Continue

Democrats greenlight record amount of cash for Mikie Sherrill transition team

Operation Bad Santa Exposed the Dangers of New Jersey’s Soft-On-Crime Sanctuary State

NFL drops the ball on Christmas week football as fans blast seven-streaming-service chaos

Democrats let New Jersey’s “no tax on tips” bill quietly die as progressive agenda surges in final session

Murphy administration raids $190M from Clean Energy Fund to fill budget gaps for NJ Transit

Phil Murphy Explains Why New Jersey Needs a Sales Tax Increase, Slams Plan to Cut Taxes

He Campaigned Against Pay Raises for Elected Officials, But Happily Cashed His First Check After Taking Office

New Jersey Trooper Dismantled Crime Family’s New Jersey Operation

Chairman Gilmore faces growing revolt inside Ocean County GOP as rivals eye 2026 power shift

Head of the Recall Mayor Rodrick petition, Phillip Brilliant receives free taxpayer funded healthcare benefits for attending a one hour MUA meeting each month. That comes to about $1,450 per hour. All photos by Phil Brilliant / Facebook.

Toms River MUA votes to keep free healthcare for one-hour-a-month commissioners

The Cost of Being Murdered in Ocean County: Commissioners approve over $2 million in new medical examiner contracts

Jackson Councilman Pretended to be a Young Girl Asking for Sex to Frame a Man He Didn’t Like

Illegal immigrant released under Fairfax County sanctuary policy accused of murder one day later

ICE issues detainer for illegal immigrant accused of strangling New York cab driver to death

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