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…
Growing Up In New Jersey Was Great, Wouldn’t You Agree?
Growing up in New Jersey offers a unique and rich experience, marked by a diverse range of activities and cultural influences. From the vibrant neighborhood communities to the scenic beauty of the…
Two NJ State Troopers Injured, Suspect Arrested in Branchville Standoff
Newton, NJ – Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin, New Jersey State Police Superintendent Patrick J. Callahan, and Acting Sussex County Prosecutor Carolyn A. Murray have confirmed the arrest of Nicolas R. Martinez…
Digital Driver’s Licenses for Traffic Stops Moves Closer to Law in New Jersey
New Jersey Senate Committee Advances Bill for Mobile Driver’s Licenses and IDs Trenton, NJ – The New Jersey Senate Transportation Committee has taken a significant step towards modernizing identification systems by approving…
Man Pulled Out of East River by NYPD
New York, NY – In a swift and coordinated rescue operation, officers from the NYPD’s 17th Precinct, along with the NYPD Special Operations Harbor Unit and the FDNY, saved a person from…
Gang of Illegal Migrants Attack NYPD Cops in Times Square
New York, NY – A recent incident in Midtown Manhattan has drawn significant attention after a group of migrants violently attacked two NYPD officers. The assault, which took place on January 27,…
Walgreens is Racist for Leaving Crime-Ridden Neighborhoods, Congresswoman Says
Boston, MA – Representative Ayanna Pressley has publicly accused the pharmacy giant Walgreens of racial discrimination following its decision to close stores in neighborhoods grappling with high rates of theft. Pressley’s statement…
Just Like That, Chris Christie Vanishes into Thin Air
Former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, known for his outspoken demeanor and significant role in the early stages of the 2024 presidential race, has maintained a remarkably low profile since withdrawing his…
Can New Jersey Get Past 0rsted Wind Farm Collapse? Governor Murphy Hopes So
New Jersey has recently approved two new offshore wind farm projects, marking a significant development in the state’s renewable energy sector. This decision comes in the wake of the notable failure of…
Federal Corruption Case Against Menendez, Wife Continues – Here’s What We Know So Far
NEWARK, NJ – U.S. Senator Robert Menendez of New Jersey, along with his wife Nadine, has been indicted on multiple charges in a corruption case that has captured national attention. The accusations…
Toll Hike for New Jersey Weeks Away, Governor On Board With Increase
TRENTON, NJ – New Jersey’s transportation history is marked by a series of toll adjustments aimed at supporting its vast network of roads and bridges. Starting March 1, drivers will see a…
Toms River Zoom Meeting Shut Down Unexpectedly
TOMS RIVER, NJ – Toms River Township’s Zoom meeting on Wednesday night was shut down after multiple rants from Councilman James Quinlisk, during the brief meeting. Quinlisk repeatedly spoke over Council President…
Middletown Man Charged for Decapitating Father, Broadcasting it on YouTube
Middletown Township, PA – In a shocking incident, a 32-year-old man has been charged with the murder of his father in their Middletown Township home. The accused, Justin Mohn, of the 100…
Jackson Cans Dumpster Ordinance
Jackson, NJ – In a move to alleviate the financial and administrative burden on residents undertaking home renovations, cleanouts, storm cleanups, or repairs, the Jackson Township Council has repealed an ordinance that…
Long Forgotten One Way Street in Jackson Discovered in 45-Year-Old Ordinance
Jackson, NJ – The Jackson Township Council is set to revisit a longstanding ordinance concerning Andover Road, established in 1979, which designated the road as a one-way street. This comes after local…
Jackson Modifies Proposed On-Street Parking Ordinance After Resident Feedback
JACKSON, NJ — Jackson’s municipal council is set to amend a recently introduced parking ordinance after residents voiced concerns over its restrictions. Initially aimed at enhancing traffic safety and reducing congestion, the…
At $279k, High Paid Toms River Chief Cries Defunding, Mayor Rodrick Says Saving Lives Matters, Not Promotions
TOMS RIVER, NJ – With a salary of $279,651 a year, Toms River Police Chief Mitch Little is one of the highest-paid public employees in the state of New Jersey and one…
North Plainfield Fire Department Mourns Loss of Firefighter Marques Hudson
North Plainfield, NJ – The North Plainfield community is in mourning following the tragic loss of Firefighter Marques Hudson. The Plainfield Fire Department announced that during a recent incident, a Mayday call…
Toms River’s Police Funding Problem Can Be Solved If Town Cancels This Million Dollar No Bid Contract
TOMS RIVER, NJ – The Toms River Police Department and EMT CSO program is having over $1,000,000 annually being ripped from their budget by a bad deal made by former Toms River…
Jackson Police Unions Call for Public Safety Director to Bolster Department’s Success in Community
JACKSON, NJ – The Jackson Township PBA and SOA unions have requested the township council president today, calling for the creation of a public safety director to provide a link between the…
Toms River Pro-Police Rally Takes Ugly Political Turn as Protesters Openly Target Town Hall Workers
TOMS RIVER, NJ – A protest held in Downtown Toms River has been hijacked by political protesters and even a career criminal. What was billed as a rally to support the Toms…
