NJ Lottery delivers again with two six-figure winners

Two NJ lottery players score big with $600K and $200K scratch-off wins Trenton, NJ – A $30 scratch-off ticket purchased in Middlesex County turned into a $600,000 payday for one lucky New…

Ocean County shopper bags $12.3M jackpot hours before storm

Snowstorm no match for Ocean County’s $12M lottery win Trenton, NJ – A New Jersey Lottery player in Ocean County won a massive $12.3 million Pick-6 jackpot just hours before snow began…

Jersey player snags $600K top prize with new scratch-off ticket

Two lucky scratch-off players hit it big in New Jersey with $600K and $200K wins Trenton, NJ – A Middlesex County resident is now $600,000 richer after scratching off the top prize…

Teaneck Police thank Chaverim volunteers for storm assistance

Teaneck, NJ — The Teaneck Police Department expressed its appreciation Monday for Chaverim of Bergen County, crediting the volunteer organization for stepping up to assist both residents and officers during the weekend’s…

NJDOT lifts emergency 35 mph speed limit on all highways

Trenton, NJ — The New Jersey Department of Transportation announced that the temporary 35 mile-per-hour speed limit enacted during the weekend storm has been lifted as of noon Monday, January 26. All…

No Collapse at Adventure Crossing Dome — Ice Removal Misreported as Emergency

Jackson, NJ — Confusion briefly spread online Monday morning after a scanner alert and social media posts incorrectly reported that the inflatable Dome at Adventure Crossing in Jackson had collapsed. The popular…

‘Retire or be fired’: Jackson employee says Mayor Kuhn forced her out after she refused to break the law

Jackson, NJ – A longtime township employee has filed a sweeping civil lawsuit against Jackson Township and its leadership, alleging retaliation, harassment, and wrongful termination after she refused to comply with what…

FAA News accuses Jackson officials of paying for ‘revisionist’ coverage to Lakewood media outlets

Jackson, NJ – A report by FAA News is igniting new controversy in Jackson Township’s ongoing political saga, accusing Mayor Jennifer Kuhn and Councilman Mordechai Burnstein of “paying to mislead” the public…

Toms River MUA to Meet Tuesday; No Plans to End Free Healthcare Packages for One Hour Per Month Commissioners

Toms River, NJ – The Toms River Municipal Utilities Authority will meet Tuesday amid ongoing scrutiny of its spending practices, including continued taxpayer-funded health benefits for part-time commissioners. Despite past criticism, the…

Toms River wraps up plowing operations, mayor urges residents to report any missed streets

Toms River, NJ – Township crews have completed snow plowing on all streets following this week’s powerful winter storm, officials announced Monday morning. Mayor Dan Rodrick said that while the bulk of…

East Orange health center owner, employee charged in scheme to perform unlicensed medical procedures

Trenton, NJ – New Jersey authorities have charged two women with health care fraud and other crimes for allegedly performing medical procedures without licenses and billing Medicaid for thousands of dollars in…

Jersey City announces new plan to back the blue, improve safety and enforce traffic safety laws

JERSEY CITY, NJ – Mayor James Solomon wasted no time setting the tone for his administration, unveiling an ambitious public safety agenda designed to strengthen law enforcement, reduce traffic fatalities, and rebuild…

Another New Private High School Proposed in Jackson, This Time on Grand Boulevard

Jackson Planning Board to hear proposal for private high school on Grand Boulevard Jackson, NJ – A private high school is being proposed for a quiet residential area along Grand Boulevard, with…

Jackson Planning Board to hear plan for new three story office building and warehouse on Whitesville Road

Jackson, NJ – A proposal to construct a new office and warehouse complex along Whitesville Road is scheduled for review by the Jackson Township Planning Board next month. The application, filed by…

Jackson Planning Board to review one-year extension for Farmingdale Road private school project

Jackson, NJ – The Jackson Township Planning Board is set to hear a request for a one-year time extension on a previously approved project that would bring three private high schools to…

Skitching stunt ends in serious injury on Lakewood street, driver charged

Lakewood, NJ – A late-night snow-tubing incident turned dangerous Sunday when a man being pulled on a tube behind a vehicle was struck by another car and seriously injured, authorities said. Emergency…

Icy conditions expected as Berkeley Township crews work through the night clearing roads

BERKELEY TOWNSHIP, NJ – The Berkeley Township Office of Emergency Management is warning residents to expect icy roads Monday morning as plow and salt crews continue working overnight to clear remaining snow.…

Old and New Building nearby Liberty State Park Jersey City

Jersey City mayor signs sweeping order shielding immigrants from federal authorities

JERSEY CITY, NJ – Against the backdrop of the historic Central Railroad Terminal that once welcomed millions of newcomers to America, Mayor James Solomon signed a far-reaching Executive Order on Friday designed…

New Jersey governor denounces federal agents after Minneapolis shootings at anti-ICE protests

TRENTON, NJ – New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill issued a sharp condemnation of federal agents following a deadly encounter in Minneapolis that left a Minnesota intensive care nurse, identified as Alex Pretti,…

Teaneck police issue warning as heavy snow buries township roads

TEANECK, NJ – Township officials are urging residents to stay off the roads after a powerful winter storm dropped roughly one foot of snow across the area, leaving streets difficult to navigate…

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