Tour of New Jersey State Run Prison Reveals Conditions Worse Than Delaney Hall, Assemblyman Says

Assemblyman Greg Myhre said a bipartisan delegation toured New Jersey State Prison in Trenton, where inmates raised concerns about food, air quality, and living conditions inside one of the nation’s oldest operating…

New Jersey Democrat Operative Charged for Assault on Law Enforcement Officer on Election Day

A current legislative aide to Assemblyman Ed Rodriguez and former chief of staff to multiple New Jersey political figures was arrested on Election Day in Elizabeth and charged with aggravated assault on…

USPS Stamp Price Jumping to 82 Cents: What New Postal Rate Hikes Mean for New Jersey Residents

The cost of mailing a letter is about to rise again as the U.S. Postal Service prepares to increase postage rates next month, affecting households, businesses, and seniors across New Jersey who…

Fresh Produce, Local Vendors Return to Windward Beach for Brick Farmers Market This Saturday

The popular Brick Farmers Market returns to Windward Beach Park on Saturday, offering fresh produce, local foods, artisan goods, and family-friendly shopping along the waterfront. Shoppers looking for fresh fruits, vegetables, baked…

Jackson Schools Give Students Juneteenth Off While Canceling Veterans Day

The Jackson School District will close schools for Juneteenth during the upcoming academic year while students will report to class on Veterans Day, a scheduling decision that is drawing attention among some…

NJ Transit, Gov. Sherrill Urge Commuters to Work From Home During World Cup Match Days

New Jersey officials are encouraging residents to work remotely or adjust travel schedules on FIFA World Cup match days as large crowds head to MetLife Stadium and transit systems face increased demand.…

Why New Jersey — and America — Celebrate Juneteenth, a Holiday That Began in Texas

Juneteenth started as a local Texas celebration marking the end of slavery, but over 160 years later it has become a national holiday observed across the country, including throughout New Jersey. When…

Major Toms River Medical Office Complex Near Holiday City Sells for $13.6 Million

A pair of nearly fully leased medical office buildings serving the Holiday City area and surrounding communities in Toms River have been sold for $13.6 million, highlighting continued investor demand for healthcare…

Newark Developer Menashe Davidovitz Charged for Bribing City Officials and Sale of Fake Homeland Security ID Cards

Federal prosecutors say a New York real estate developer bribed Newark officials to obtain permits and certificates while also profiting from the sale of unauthorized identification cards bearing Department of Homeland Security…

Former Newark Deputy Mayor Sentenced to Federal Prison in Bribery and Kickback Scheme

A former Newark deputy mayor who admitted accepting cash, jewelry, and other benefits in exchange for helping developers secure city-owned properties has been sentenced to more than a year in federal prison.…

Fireworks, Live Music and Kids Shows: Toms River Unveils Packed Summer Concert Lineup at Shelter Cove Beach

From fireworks-filled concerts and tribute bands to magicians, clowns, and sing-alongs for children, Toms River is turning Shelter Cove Beach into one of the Jersey Shore’s busiest summer entertainment destinations. Toms River…

Pet Food Recall Expanded Nationwide as FDA Warns of Possible Vitamin Deficiency Risk

Go Raw LLC has expanded a nationwide recall of Steve’s Real Food Freeze-Dried Chicken Recipe after testing identified potentially low levels of thiamine, an essential vitamin for cats and dogs. A Utah-based…

Free Rock Concert in Island Heights Tonight as Undisputed Takes the Stage at Peto Museum

The John F. Peto Studio Museum will host a free outdoor performance by rock band Undisputed tonight, with music, raffles, and garden seating available in Island Heights. Music fans can enjoy a…

Seaside Park Farmer’s Market Returns Today With Fresh Produce, Vendors at J Street Marina

The Seaside Park Farmer’s Market is open today from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the J Street Marina Lawn, with markets continuing every Monday and Friday through early September. Residents and…

Corvette Driver Convicted in Deadly 119 MPH Crash That Split Car in Half in Williamstown

A Monroe Township man faces up to 10 years in prison after a jury found him guilty in a high-speed crash that killed a Marlton driver and left a trail of destruction…

Drone warning issued as World Cup events trigger no fly zone near MetLife Stadium

Authorities say drones will be confiscated during FIFA World Cup fan events and matches NEWARK, N.J. — Anyone planning to fly a drone near MetLife Stadium during FIFA World Cup events could…

Brick Township man accused in overdose death of 27 year old woman

Toxicology results led to homicide-related drug charge months after 27-year-old woman was found dead BRICK TOWNSHIP, N.J. — A months-long overdose death investigation took a major turn Wednesday when a Brick Township…

Manchester High School ‘For Sale’ Sign Says, What’s Going On?

A sign suggesting Manchester Township High School was for sale sparked concern among residents Thursday, but school officials confirmed it was part of a senior prank and not an actual plan to…

Man Found Dead, Woman Critically Injured in South River Stabbing Investigation

A man was found dead and a woman was hospitalized in critical condition after authorities responded to a reported disturbance Thursday morning in South River, officials said. Middlesex County prosecutors and South…

Brick Township Man Charged in Fatal Cocaine Overdose Death of 27-Year-Old Woman

A Brick Township man is accused of supplying cocaine that prosecutors say caused the overdose death of a 27-year-old woman earlier this year. An Ocean County man has been charged with strict…

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