Newark Fugitive Wanted on Violent Charges Captured in North Carolina After Yearlong Manhunt
Newark, NJ – A fugitive sought in connection with several violent crimes in Newark has been arrested in North Carolina following what authorities described as a yearlong, multi-agency investigation. Isaiah Ketchens was…
Galloway Township Cockfighting Raid Leads to Calls for Legislative Action
GALLOWAY TOWNSHIP, NJ — Following a substantial bust of a cockfighting operation in Galloway Township, Wayne Pacelle, president of Animal Wellness Action and the Center for a Humane Economy, is urging New…
Manhattan Woman Indicted for Vehicular Assault in Brooklyn
BROOKLYN, NY — In a recent development, Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez announced the indictment of a Manhattan woman, Crystal DeJesus, on charges of vehicular assault. The indictment stems from an incident…
New Jersey Attorney General Pushes for Assault Rifle Ban for ‘Ordinary Citizens’
TRENTON, NJ — Attorneys General Matthew J. Platkin of New Jersey, Kathy Jennings of Delaware, and Michelle Henry of Pennsylvania have reaffirmed their commitment to enacting and defending common-sense gun safety laws.…
New Jersey Man Sues Dunkin’ Donuts Over Burns from “Excessively Hot” Coffee
MIDDLESEX COUNTY, NJ – A lawsuit has been filed in Middlesex County Superior Court by Phillip Sgroi, a New Jersey resident, claiming he sustained serious burns from “excessively hot” coffee purchased at…
New York National Guard Soldier Identified Among Victims in Texas Helicopter Crash
A National Guard soldier from New York, Casey Frankoski, aged 28, has been tragically identified as one of the three individuals killed in a helicopter crash near the US-Mexico border. The incident…
Tragic Dog Attack in Avenel Results in Infant’s Death, Parents Injured
AVENEL, NJ – A devastating incident occurred at a home on Mereline Avenue in Avenel, NJ, around 6:15 a.m. on Saturday, March 9, where a dog attack led to the tragic death…
Hey New Jersey, You Don’t Know How to Park!
The Dilemma of Improper Parking: Strategies to Circumvent Common Parking Pitfalls TRENTON, NJ – If you have lived in New Jersey for more than a week, you’ve learned that many New Jersey…
Deciding Which Airport to Fly Out of in New Jersey, Here’s Some Help
Major Airports of New Jersey: Gateways to the Garden State Atlantic City, NJ – New Jersey, celebrated as the Garden State, features a robust network of airports that anchor its vibrant culture…
New Jersey Vantage Point Allows You To See NYC and Philadelphia Skylines at the Same Time
A Panoramic Experience: Kingda Ka Offers Views of Two Major City Skylines JACKSON, NJ—A unique feature of Six Flags Great Adventure in Jackson, New Jersey, is offering guests more than just thrilling…
Andy Kim Defeats Tammy Murphy in Ocean County Landslide
TOMS RIVER, NJ – When New Jersey Democrats vote in privacy, they are overwhelmingly voting for Congressman Andy Kim in 2024 U.S. Senate convention circuit. When Democrats have to vote in public…
Governor Touts Pandemic Success Despite New Jersey Being Second Most Deadly in America
TRENTON, NJ – During the COVID-19 pandemic, New Jersey had a higher death rate than 49 other states in America. Despite desperate lockdowns, vaccine mandates, and long-term social distancing policies, New Jersyans…
Clamming on Sundays? New Legislative Proposals Aim to Enhance Shellfish Industry Efficiency
TRENTON, NJ — In a notable legislative session for 2024 – 2025, a series of recommendations have been put forward to streamline the permitting process for shellfish aquaculture in New Jersey. Spearheaded…
New Jersey Advances Bill to Limit Pet Shop Sales of Cats, Dogs, and Rabbits
TRENTON, NJ — A significant legislative move aims to transform the pet sale landscape in New Jersey by repealing the “Pet Purchase Protection Act” and enacting a ban on the sale of…
Law Will Require New Jersey First Responders to be Trained to Handle Dangerous Electric Vehicle Fires
TRENTON, NJ — A legislative initiative led by Assemblyman Herb Conaway, Jr., and Assemblyman Michael Venezia aims to equip emergency medical technicians and firefighters in New Jersey with specialized training for handling…
New Jersey Moves to Ban Sale of Tobacco Products and E-Cigarettes at Pharmacies
TRENTON, NJ—Assemblywoman Carol A. Murphy of District 7 (Burlington) has introduced legislation to prohibit the sale of tobacco products and electronic smoking devices at pharmacies and businesses with on-site pharmacies across New…
New Jersey Wants to Give Inmates Free Taxpayer-Funded Phone and Internet Services
TRENTON, NJ – A groundbreaking bill is set to revolutionize communication for incarcerated individuals in New Jersey by mandating free access to telephone calls, video calls, and electronic mail. This initiative, applicable…
New Legislation Proposes Changes to Teacher Certification Requirements in New Jersey
TRENTON, NJ – A bill introduced in New Jersey seeks to alter the requirements for teacher candidates aspiring to obtain an instructional certificate with an elementary school teacher endorsement. The proposed legislation…
Rutgers University Last College in New Jersey Still Requiring COVID-19 Vaccinations
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ — Rutgers University remains one of the few colleges in the United States, and the last in New Jersey, to require COVID-19 vaccinations for its students. This policy contradicts…
Councilwoman Paladino Criticizes Actions Against Firefighters Who Heckled Letitia James
NEW YORK, NY – Councilwoman Vickie Paladino took to social media to voice her disapproval of the response to firefighters who heckled Attorney General Letitia James, asserting their First Amendment rights. Paladino…
President Biden Apologizes for Identifying Laken Riley’s Killer as ‘Ilegal’
WASHINGTON, D.C. – President Joe Biden issued an apology for using the term “illegal” to refer to Laken Riley’s murderer, opting instead for “undocumented” during a recent statement. The apology comes amidst…
