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Ocean County Weighing Independent Investigation Into OCVTS Scandal as Lawsuits Mount

Route 9 Traffic Lights Restored at Two Barnegat Intersections, Bay Avenue Signal Still Out

Associated Humane Tinton Falls is seeking the public's help after someone illegally dumped construction debris into the nonprofit animal shelter's dumpster, creating hundreds of dollars in additional costs that officials say take resources away from caring for animals.

Illegal Dumping at Tinton Falls Animal Shelter Leads to Police Investigation

Thomas Vance - A Toms River man was arrested after Lakewood police said a road rage dispute escalated into an aggravated assault that left another driver unconscious and hospitalized following a crash at New Hampshire Avenue and Chestnut Street.

Toms River Man Charged After Lakewood Road Rage Assault Leaves Driver Hospitalized

Ocean County Sheriff’s Officer Directing Traffic Negligent in Crash, Lawsuit Claims

A third lawsuit has expanded the legal crisis surrounding the Ocean County Vocational Technical School Performing Arts Academy, alleging administrators ignored or concealed years of sexual misconduct while a former instructor claims he was retaliated against for reporting student safety concerns.

Third Lawsuit Filed in Ocean County Vocational School Sex Abuse Scandal as Officials Remain Silent

New York City's first comprehensive evaluation of congestion pricing found the tolling program reduced traffic but had little measurable effect on air quality during its first year, while officials reported pollution continued its long-term decline and no communities experienced worsening conditions.

NYC Study Finds Congestion Pricing Had Little Measurable Impact on Air Quality in First Year

PETA staged a dramatic protest outside Cousins Maine Lobster in Asbury Park on Friday, using a body-painted "human lobster" to protest the practice of boiling lobsters alive and encourage diners to choose vegan alternatives.

PETA Stages Dramatic ‘Human Lobster’ Protest Outside Jersey Shore Seafood Restaurant

Students returning to Howell Township Public Schools for the 2026-27 school year will face a new restriction: glass and metal water bottles will no longer be permitted on school grounds.

Howell Schools Bans Stanley Cups as Dangerous Potential Weapons

Boats Left Stranded as Nearly Five-Foot Low Tide Drains Water from Manasquan Inlet

Mikie Sherrill Signed A Voter Data Protection Bill, Then Pulled it After Realizing It Will Hurt Democrats in Elections

Police activity on street - drriver being pulled over

Motorcyclist killed after vehicle fails to yield on White Horse Pike

A federal judge ruled that portions of a former Passaic charter school teacher's discrimination and retaliation lawsuit against iLearn Schools and Passaic Arts & Science Charter School may proceed while dismissing other claims.

Teacher’s Bias Lawsuit Against Passaic Charter School Advances in Court

Police emergency lights at crime or accident scene.

NJ State Police hunt fugitive wanted in Bridgeton crack cocaine case

Brazilian ICE Detainee Wins Partial Review as New Jersey Judge Questions Length of Immigration Detention

Wall Township School District Ordered to Pay Nearly $285K in IDEA Attorneys’ Fees After Appeals Court Ruling

Court Room - Court of Appeals - Photo by David Gn

New Jersey Federal Judge Dismisses Doctor’s Lawsuit Against Medical Examiners Board

Vehicles entering and exiting Delaney Hall in Newark

Delaney Hall Detainee’s Challenge Moves Forward in New Jersey Federal Court

An empty courtroom awaiting trial - Photo by Nikolay Mamluke

Jersey City Restaurant Worker’s Wage Theft Lawsuit Delayed After Federal Judge Denies Default Judgment

Federal Judge Orders Bond Hearing for Peruvian Migrant Held Since Illegal Border Crossing

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