Phil Murphy Brought Hollywood to New Jersey, Now Mikie Sherrill is Suing Movie Companies
Trenton, NJ – For nearly eight years, New Jersey has aggressively marketed itself as Hollywood East. Under Gov. Phil Murphy, the state revived its film tax credit program, recruited some of the…
Popcorn Park Seeking to Expand Animal Welfare Team, Announces Job Openings
FORKED RIVER, NJ — The Associated Humane Societies, a cornerstone in animal welfare for over a century, is actively recruiting for two pivotal roles at its Forked River facility, which also encompasses…
Walgreens to Close in Jackson This Week
Walgreens in Jackson to Close Amid Pharmacy Chain Downsizing JACKSON, NJ – A local Walgreens store, located at South Hope Chapel in Jackson, is set to close on April 3 as part…
Lawsuit Filed After Pregnant Woman Shot by Walgreens Employee in Self Defense in Nashville
NASHVILLE, TN – A tragic confrontation at a Nashville Walgreens has led to a lawsuit after a pregnant woman was shot multiple times in the store’s parking lot, resulting in severe health…
Severe Weather Conditions and Injuries Force Newark Bound Plane to New York
NEWARK, NJ – A United Airlines flight originating from Tel Aviv and bound for Newark Liberty International Airport was unexpectedly diverted to Stewart International Airport in Orange County on Friday due to…
Toms River Police Investigating Million Dollar Jewelry Heist at the Ocean County Mall
TOMS RIVER, NJ — Detectives in Toms River are investigating after an elaborate jewelry heist worth one million dollars on Wednesday. The incident comes as the township grapples with the Toms River…
New York, New Jersey Say Their Ports Can Take Additional Cargo While Baltimore Shut Down
TRENTON, NJ – New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy and New York Governor Kathy Hochul have declared that their states can handle the additional shipping traffic while the port of Baltimore recovers from…
New Restaurant Joins Brick Township’s Business Tax Relief Program
BRICK, NJ — Mayor Lisa Crate and Councilman Perry Albanese recently welcomed Super Pollo II, a Peruvian restaurant, into the Buy In Brick Property Tax Rewards Card Program. Located at 2770 Hooper…
New Jersey Gas Station Tipping, Do You Do It?
NEW JERSEY — New Jersey is one of the last bastions for full-service gas stations in America’s automotive culture. This unique aspect is rooted in a state law that prohibits drivers from…
Atlanta Business Owner Sentenced in $10 Million SNAP Fraud Scheme
ATLANTA — Uttam Halder has been sentenced to over five years in federal prison for orchestrating a fraudulent scheme involving the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), resulting in $10 million in illicit…
Maryland Towns Could Soon Be Powerless to Combat Vagrancy, Loitering at Local Businesses
ANNAPOLIS, MD — A new bill that seeks to repeal the authority of municipalities to prohibit vagrancy is under consideration. The legislation aims to remove the power of municipal governments to enact…
New York Business Owners Could Soon Face Stiff Fines for Denying Cash Sales
New York Proposes Legislation Mandating Cash Payments in Retail and Food-Service Establishments NEW YORK, NY—A proposed law in New York would mandate that food service and retail establishments accept cash as payment…
New York Law Would Allow Unpaid Workers to Place Leins on Their Deadbeat Bosses
New York Enacts Legislation to Protect Employees from Wage Theft ALBANY, NY—A landmark bill, A00046A, has been introduced to strengthen protections for employees against wage theft in New York. Sponsored by Assemblymember…
New Jersey Contractors Could Be Find $20,000 For Imposing Travel Charges Under Proposed Law
TRENTON, NJ—In an effort to protect consumers, New Jersey Assemblywoman Nancy F. Munoz has sponsored a bill aimed at service repair contractors. The bill seeks to prevent contractors from charging hourly rates…
Mafia Drama and Drag Shows Gone: Here Are Some Other Great Places to Eat in Silverton
TOMS RIVER, NJ—Losing a business in your community is never a good thing. Once again, residents of Silverton and the greater Toms River area are without a restaurant at the corner of…
Governor Murphy Joins Battle to Keep Trenton Capitol District Starbucks Open
TRENTON, NJ – Just days after New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy told many communities they will have to shut down their schools because he’s not giving them any more state funding, the…
Toms River Bar Known for Mob Violence and Drag Queens Facing Eviction
TOMS RIVER, NJ—When a new local business has problems and faces closure and eviction, it’s often a drag for the community, but on Thursday, when Roxy’s Bar and Grille announced its closure…
New Jersey Introduces LBGTQ Business Certification Process
New Jersey Expands Business Certification to Include LGBTQ+ Owned Enterprises TRENTON, NJ – New legislation has been introduced, authorizing the New Jersey Department of the Treasury to extend certification to businesses owned…
New Jersey Supermarkets Could Soon Be Forced to Donate Unsold Food
TRENTON, NJ – If a new bill proposed in Trenton makes it to the governor’s desk, man supermarkets could be forced to donate their excess food in the future. In a move…
Highly Anticipated and Popular Italian Market Opens in Brick Township
BRICK, NJ – The much-anticipated grand opening of Livoti’s Old World Market at the Laurel Square Shopping Center was celebrated last week. Mayor Lisa Crate, alongside Council President Vince Minichino, Councilman Perry…
Russian National Convicted in Historic Bitcoin Money Laundering Case
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Roman Sterlingov, a 35-year-old dual Russian-Swedish citizen, has been found guilty by a federal jury for his role in operating Bitcoin Fog, a notorious darknet bitcoin laundering service. Deputy…
