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…
New Jersey Pioneering Craft Brewing Business Files for Bankruptcy
SOMERDALE, NJ – Flying Fish Brewery Company, one of New Jersey’s pioneering craft breweries, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection amid substantial financial challenges. The Somerdale-based brewery reported liabilities of $9.3…
New Jersey’s Unemployment Rate Third Highest in America
TRENTON, NJ – California and New Jersey are among the top three states with the highest unemployment rates in America, even as the rest of the nation is seeing a decline in…
Youth Social Worker Loses Job After Tearing Down Hostage Posters in Brooklyn’s Orthodox Jewish Neighborhood
NEW YORK, NY – A recent incident in Williamsburg, Brooklyn has led to the dismissal of Sarah Daoud, a Chicago-based licensed social worker, from Howard Brown Health. In October, Daoud was filmed…
Toy Stores Could Face Fines for Not Having Gender-Neutral Section. Is New Jersey Next?
TRENTON, NJ – When it comes to unpopular laws, New Jersey, under the leadership of Governor Phil Murphy, usually does what California does. We’ve seen it with COVID-19 restrictions, sanctuary state laws,…
Burger 25 Opening New Location in Brick: Here’s When and Where
BRICK, NJ — Burger 25, a popular burger establishment, has embarked on an expansion venture in partnership with Icarus Brewing. This strategic move follows Icarus Brewing’s relocation plans to Brick Township. Owners…
New Jersey Cracking Down on Businesses Violating Credit Card Surcharge Law
TRENTON, NJ – State inspectors have reportedly been out during the holiday shopping season to find out which business owners are naughty and which ones are nice. New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy’s…
New Jersey’s Minimum Wage Increase Taxes Effect on Monday, Here’s How Much
TRENTON, NJ – New Jersey’s minimum wage will increase to $15.13 per hour for most workers starting January 1, 2024. This adjustment marks a significant step, surpassing the $15 target established by…
New Jersey and Veteran-Owned Businesses Joined by LGBTQ for State Contract Set-Asides
TRENTON, NJ – If a new law in New Jersey makes it to Governor Phil Murphy’s desk, veteran and women-owned businesses will have to compete with LGBTQ+ businesses for highly coveted government…
This Healthy and Delicious New Restaurant Just Opened in Toms River
TOMS RIVER, NJ – Honeygrow, the fast-casual restaurant known for its customizable stir-fries, salads, and honeybar desserts, has officially opened its doors in Toms River. The new location welcomes customers seeking fresh,…
High ‘Steaks’ Armed Robbery at Ruth’s Chris in Odenton
ODENTON, MD – Anne Arundel County Police are investigating an armed robbery that took place at Ruth’s Chris Steak House on December 19, 2023. The incident occurred at approximately 11:20 p.m. at…
If You Live in New Jersey, Amazon Won’t Sell You These Toys Banned by Governor Murphy
TRENTON, NJ – New Jersey, sometimes called “New Germany” for its strict rules enacted against its own citizens, has done it again. That’s right, New Jersey now bans thousands of toys for…
Online Gambling Spikes In New Jersey Ahead of Holiday Season
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. — New records in online gambling and sports betting revenue marked a significant shift in New Jersey’s gambling industry this November. The state’s casinos, along with their technology partners,…
New Jersey Breweries in Limbo, Facing Uncertain Future As Murphy Pushes for Liquor Law Reform
NEWARK, NJ — Governor Phil Murphy vetoed a key piece of liquor legislation in November, creating a wave of uncertainty for breweries in New Jersey. The veto comes as a crucial deadline…
There’s One Windmill People At The Jersey Shore Are Hoping Will Be Built Soon
BRICK, NJ – Windmills are the new four-letter words at the Jersey Shore, thanks to a failed project to build two massive wind farms off the coast, but there’s one windmill that…
QR Code Scam Can Take Over Your Phone, Bank Apps, Feds Warn in New York and New Jersey
NEWARK, NJ – The FTC has issued a warning and it affects customers in New York and New Jersey. Scammers are inserting fake QR codes in unassuming locations in an attempt to…
Brazilian Family Sues Universal Orlando Over Ride Injury
ORLANDO, FL – A Brazilian family has filed a lawsuit against Universal Orlando, claiming negligence in a June 2022 incident where Juliana Asquino fell from a Dr. Seuss-themed ride, resulting in severe…
Here’s Why You Need to Visit Historic Smithville Before Christmas
SMITHVILLE, NJ – Smithville, New Jersey, transforms into a winter wonderland during the holiday season, offering visitors an enchanting experience. Nestled in the heart of the state, this historic village is known…
New Jersey Senate Approves Wipe Labeling Legislation
TRENTON, NJ – The New Jersey Senate has passed a bill requiring clear labeling on non-flushable wipes to prevent sewer system clogs. The legislation, introduced by Senators Gordon Johnson and Joe Cryan,…
New Law Seeks to Slash New Jersey Sales Tax by 50% for Small Businesses
TRENTON, NJ – The New Jersey Legislature is considering a bill aimed at providing substantial tax relief to small businesses in the state. The proposed legislation, if enacted, will halve the State…
New Jersey Wants SNAP Benefits to Cover Food Delivery Service Fees
TRENTON, NJ – The Assembly Human Services Committee has favorably reported Assembly Bill No. 2040, a significant step towards enhancing accessibility for SNAP beneficiaries. This bill urges the Commissioner of Human Services…
