Biden-Appointed Federal Judge Dismisses DOJ Lawsuit Seeking New Jersey Voter Records
Newark, NJ – A federal judge appointed by former U.S. President Joe Biden has dismissed a U.S. Department of Justice lawsuit that sought access to New Jersey voter registration records, marking a…
Chris Christie Lands ‘Strategic’ Gig On Autoparts Engineering Company Board
NORTHVILLE, MI—Tenneco, a business specializing in automotive product design and manufacturing, announced the appointment of former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie to its Board of Directors, effective May 30, 2024. The company…
A Day At the Jersey Shore Costs Almost 30% More This Summer Compared to 2020
SEASIDE HEIGHTS, NJ — A recent study by Affinity Federal Credit Union indicates that the cost of vacationing at the Jersey Shore has increased by 7% in 2024, a notable uptick from…
Mo Hill Synagogue Deal With Feds Leads to Increase In Toms River Applications
TOMS RIVER, NJ – Toms River is seeing an increase in applications for synagogues in private residences and small land parcels after a major land use agreement signed by former Mayor Maurice…
Rain Storm Passing Through New Jersey: When Will It End
New Jersey residents can expect a weekend filled with sporadic showers and the possibility of thunderstorms. Today, the state will experience mostly cloudy skies with a high around 84 degrees Fahrenheit. Winds…
Gopal Seeks No-Bid Contracts For Social Services Without Parental Consent in New Jersey Schools
TRENTON, NJ—A new legislative proposal, Senate Bill 3156, is generating significant debate in New Jersey. Sponsored by Senator Vin Gopal from District 11 (Monmouth) and Senator Angela V. McKnight from District 31…
New Jersey’s Attempt To Remove Public Teacher Certifications and Testing Advances Again
TRENTON, NJ – The New Jersey Senate Education Committee has favorably reported Senate Bill No. 1287, a significant legislative proposal aimed at modifying the state’s teacher certification process. This bill proposes the…
Local Bar Franchise is Paying Your Tolls on This New Jersey Highway During Memorial Day Weekend Rush
PHILADELPHIA, PA — Philadelphia’s beloved Memorial Day Weekend tradition, Free Toll Friday, is back. This Friday, Chickie’s and Pete’s will cover all eastbound tolls at the Egg Harbor Exit on the Atlantic…
Ocean County’s 2024 Tourism Guide Is Now Available
TOMS RIVER, NJ—The 2024 Ocean County Travel Guide, an essential resource for visitors and locals, has been released, offering a wealth of information on the area’s attractions. Frank Sadeghi, Ocean County Commission…
Study Reveals High Levels of Dissatisfaction Among New Jersey Small Business Owners
A recent survey conducted by Latenode.com has highlighted significant challenges faced by small business owners in New Jersey, revealing that many are struggling with work/life balance and feel trapped in their business…
Thousands Walk for Organ Donors in New Jersey
OCEAN GROVE, NJ—The NJ Sharing Network’s 5K Celebration of Life Walk and USATF Certified Race united thousands of participants last Saturday in Ocean Grove. This event, sponsored by Hackensack Meridian Health, is…
Extreme Bias by Judge in Trump Trial Making New York City Case a Mockery of Justice System
NEW YORK, NY – Have you been watching the trumped-up trial against former U.S. President Donald J. Trump in New York City? It’s gone far beyond the comparison many made last week…
New Jersey Gym That Defied Governor Murphy Lockdown Has Clear Message After Court Win
TRENTON, NJ – After three years, a New Jersey gym that fought New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy’s COVID-19 business lockdown has won its case against local officials and the governor. But it…
If You See a Baby Deer or Rabbit in New Jersey, It Usually Doesn’t Need Your Help
TRENTON, NJ—As spring unfolds across New Jersey, residents often encounter baby wildlife, particularly rabbits and deer, in their gardens and yards. While these encounters can be delightful, they also pose challenges for…
Is New Jersey At Risk? Feds Say Russia, China Planning Attacks on Water Infrastructure
While no specifics have been given, the federal government on Monday warned that state actors such as Russia and China are planning attacks on America’s water systems. Is the water supply in…
Toms River Announces No Tax Increase in 2024 Municipal Budget Amid Inflation, Rising Costs
TOMS RIVER, NJ (UPDATE) – The Toms River Township Council has voted on the first reading to move the 2024 township municipal budget on first reading. That budget delivers a 0% tax…
Russian Hacker Indicted for Cybercrime Activities in New Jersey
NEWARK, NJ—Evgeniy Doroshenko, a 31-year-old Russian citizen from Astrakhan, Russia, also known as “Eugene Doroshenko,” “FlankerWWH,” and “Flanker,” has been indicted on charges of wire fraud and computer fraud. U.S. Attorney Philip…
Phil Murphy Wants to Raise Sales Tax to Fix New Jersey Transit Budget Crisis
TRENTON, N.J. – Assembly Republican Conference Leader Christopher DePhillips is urging legislative leaders to avoid tax increases as Democrats discuss raising the sales tax to support NJ Transit in the final weeks…
New Jersey Muslim Rights Group Celebrates University Students Starving Themselves for 12 Days
NEWARK, NJ — The New Jersey chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR-NJ) has issued a call for the Princeton University administration to engage with students regarding their demands. This appeal…
Chants of USA, American Flags, Too Much For Anti-Israeli Protesters at Jackson War Memorial
JACKSON TOWNSHIP, NJ – Chants of USA, waving Israeli flags and American flags, bring them home, and loud music drove away a pro-Palestine protest at a veterans war memorial in Jackson on…
Pro-Palestine Protesters Takeover Hallowed Ground of New Jersey War and Veterans Memorial
JACKSON TOWNSHIP, NJ – It was meant to be a place to remember American servicemembers who served and gave their lives. On Sunday, it became the scene of a pro-Palestinian protest as…
