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Photo Caption: A page from retired New Jersey State Police Major Robert Yaiser's whistleblower complaint identifies former OCVTS Assistant Superintendent and current North Hanover Superintendent Michael Maschi as an individual defendant in the civil lawsuit.

North Hanover Schools Superintendent Named in OCVTS Whistleblower Lawsuit Alleging Retaliation

North Hanover Superintendent Michael Maschi, formerly an assistant superintendent at OCVTS, is among the defendants in a pending whistleblower lawsuit alleging retaliation following reports of student safety concerns during his tenure at the vocational school district.…

Photo Caption: Third man admits multimillion mortgage fraud. Arthur Spitzer of Toms River pleaded guilty in federal court to conspiracy and money laundering charges stemming from a multimillion-dollar mortgage fraud and COVID-19 disaster loan fraud scheme.

Third Lakewood Area Scammer Admits to Role in $11.8 Million Failed Real Estate Scam

Lakewood area resident Arthur Spitzer pleaded guilty to participating in a $10 million mortgage fraud conspiracy and fraudulently obtaining more than $1.8 million in federal COVID-19 disaster relief loans.…

Photo caption: NJ Governor Mikie Sherrill. New Jersey officials say voter roll reviews remain ongoing after thousands of registrations were identified for removal or further investigation.

11,000 Non-Resident Voters Confirmed as New Jersey’s Illegal Voting Scandal Grows

New Jersey election officials have removed more than 5,000 additional voter registrations and referred another 1,650 for county review as the state's investigation into erroneous non-citizen voter registrations continues.…

Egg Harbor Township cops hope suspect’s limp leads to identification

Video shows one person masked while another keeps his face hidden from the camera EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP, NJ – A suspect’s noticeable limp could become the clue that identifies two people sought…

DHS Secretary Says New Jersey Will Cooperate on Voter Roll Review, Sherrill Administration Has Yet to Confirm

A new statement from DHS claims New Jersey will cooperate with a federal review of potential noncitizen voter registrations, but the Sherrill administration has not publicly confirmed the claim, leaving questions about the state's response to ongoing federal and congressional inquiries.…

AI Isn’t Killing Journalism—It’s Saving It. The News Industry Is Making the Same Mistake Again.

Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing journalism, and Shore News Network argues that news organizations willing to embrace the technology responsibly will be better positioned to serve readers than those that resist it.…