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Wildwood Coyotes Divide Neighbors as Animals Wander Streets Near Back Bay

Coyotes roaming Wildwood's back bay are dividing neighbors as development changes the area and officials warn residents that feeding the animals could make matters worse.…

Lawsuit Targets Ocean County Clerk After Deputy Clerk Draws Top Spot on Toms River School Board Ballot

Ocean County is fighting a lawsuit challenging the Toms River school board ballot draw, defending its candidate grouping and use of clear capsules.…

New Jersey State Police at Highway Crash Scene

New Jersey State Police Increase Atlantic City Expressway Patrols for Holiday Weekend

New Jersey State Police are increasing Atlantic City Expressway patrols for Labor Day weekend, with extra roadside assistance also available to drivers.…

Neptune Residents Sound Alarm Over School Spending, Taxes as Enrollment Declines

Neptune taxpayers are demanding scrutiny of school spending as enrollment declines, operating costs rise and homeowners report mounting property-tax pressure.…

Photo caption: Gov. Mikie Sherrill says there is no evidence a New Jersey election was swayed by the state's noncitizen voter-registration failure as state officials continue reviewing affected records and federal officials press separate claims about the voter rolls. Photo by Gov. Mikie Sherrill's Office / Press Photo

Top 10 New Jersey News Headlines of the Week – In Case You Missed Them

New Jersey Week in Review: 10 Stories Making Headlines NEW JERSEY — From Trenton to the Jersey Shore, state politics and government accountability drove much of the news this week. Here is a recap of 10 major stories reported by Shore News Network from…

NJ Assembly Republicans Roast Rutgers Football After $5M Budget Boost, UMass Disaster

NJ Assembly Republicans mocked Rutgers after its stunning UMass loss, highlighting a $5 million state appropriation and $1.55 million opponent payout.…