Cocktails-To-Go Could Become Permanent in New Jersey Under New Bill

Legislation introduced in Trenton would permanently allow restaurants, bars, breweries, wineries, and craft distilleries to continue selling and delivering alcoholic beverages under rules first adopted during the COVID-19 pandemic. TRENTON, N.J. —…

New Jersey Lawmakers Unveil School Finance Overhaul After District Budget Crises

A three-bill package would increase state oversight, create an early warning system for financial distress, and help districts cope with unexpected cost spikes. TRENTON, N.J. — New Jersey lawmakers have introduced a…

New Jersey Bill Would Allow Ambulances to Transport Injured Police Dogs

The legislation would permit emergency medical personnel to transport and provide emergency care to injured law enforcement canines when no human patient requires treatment. TRENTON, N.J. — A New Jersey lawmaker has…

New Jersey Moves to Change State Police Pension Rules After Sherrill’s Pick Came Out of Retirement

Legislation moving through Trenton would allow a retired State Police officer to serve as superintendent without re-enrolling in the pension system, a change opponents say benefits Gov. Mikie Sherrill’s recently appointed chief.…

Years After Her Own Ordeal, Katie Brennan Sponsors New Victims’ Rights Legislation

The legislation comes years after Brennan’s allegations against a Murphy campaign aide sparked one of the biggest political controversies in recent New Jersey history. TRENTON, N.J. — Assemblywoman Katie Brennan has introduced…

New Jersey Dems Target Big Oil With $50 Billion “Recovery Payments” As Corporate Exodus Continues

New Jersey Democrats Advance $50 Billion ‘Polluters Pay’ Climate Bill The proposal would require major fossil fuel companies to fund climate resilience projects across New Jersey through $50 billion in cost recovery…

New Jersey Democrats Advance Ban on ‘Forever Chemicals’ in Clothing and Diapers

A bill advancing in Trenton would prohibit the sale of apparel and diaper products containing intentionally added PFAS, chemicals linked to environmental contamination and potential health risks. TRENTON, N.J. — New Jersey…

Brick SummerFest 2026 Returns July 2 with Concerts, Fireworks at Windward Beach Park

Brick Township’s popular SummerFest concert series will feature four nights of live music and fireworks throughout July, beginning with a patriotic celebration of America’s 250th birthday. BRICK, N.J. — Brick Township officials…

Jackson to Begin Bethel Church Road Improvement Project in July

The project will include road resurfacing, new sidewalks, and enhanced pedestrian crossings along Bethel Church Road in Jackson Township. JACKSON, N.J. — Jackson Township officials have announced that major improvements to Bethel…

Heightened Security Planned at Madison Square Garden as Trump Expected at NBA Finals Game 3

Madison Square Garden and the U.S. Secret Service have announced enhanced screening measures ahead of Game 3 of the NBA Finals, where President Donald Trump is expected to attend. NEW YORK —…

Federal Charges Loom for New Jersey Protesters Arrested During Delaney Hall Riots

Activist groups say some protesters arrested during the May 31st demonstration outside Delaney Hall have received phone calls and visits from individuals identifying themselves as FBI agents. NEWARK, N.J. — Individuals arrested…

New Jersey Democrats Are Literally Going Nuts as Budget Deadline Looms

Republicans blasted the proposal as a trivial distraction from property taxes, utility costs, and looming budget negotiations. TRENTON, N.J. — With New Jersey facing a budget deadline later this month and residents…

New Jersey Attorney General Urges EPA to Expand Monitoring of Microplastics in Drinking Water

Attorney General Jennifer Davenport is leading a coalition of states calling for stronger federal monitoring of microplastics amid growing concerns about potential health risks. New Jersey Attorney General Jennifer Davenport is urging…

Cumberland Woman Charged After Alleged Assault and Home Burglary on Columbia Street

A Cumberland woman was arrested Friday morning after police said she assaulted a resident and unlawfully entered a home on Columbia Street. Cumberland, MD – A Cumberland woman is facing multiple charges…

Strawberry Festivals, Pride Celebrations and Street Fairs Highlight New Jersey Weekend Events

From Cape May to Bergen County, New Jersey residents can enjoy festivals, Pride events, food trucks, live music and family activities throughout the weekend. New Jersey is packed with festivals, community celebrations…

Rip Current Drags Ocean County Man to His Death at LBI

A 28-year-old Forked River man died Friday afternoon after being pulled from the ocean unconscious during a rip current rescue operation in Ship Bottom. Ship Bottom, NJ – Emergency responders recovered a…

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New Jersey Public Defender Challenges Felony Rioting Charges for 40 Violent Delaney Hall Protesters

The New Jersey Office of the Public Defender says it is closely reviewing dozens of felony rioting charges stemming from protests outside Newark’s Delaney Hall detention facility, raising concerns about probable cause…

Delaney Hall Violence Escalates to New Levels as Civilian Workers Attacked and Beaten by Protesters

At least two people were hospitalized after a vehicle leaving the Delaney Hall detention facility struck protesters during a tense night marked by confrontations, arrests and allegations of escalating violence. Newark, N.J.…

Juvenile Killed, Two Burn Victims Airlifted After Early-Morning House Fire in Perth Amboy

A juvenile died and two other people suffered serious burn injuries following a residential fire that erupted on Chauncey Street in Perth Amboy early Friday morning. Perth Amboy, N.J. – One juvenile…

New Jersey Dem Leader: We Don’t Want Those Jobs; After Exxon, Chevron, Hess, Others Flee State

Assemblyman Ravi Bhalla is facing criticism after remarks during a State House hearing in which he said New Jersey does not want jobs that “create climate disasters and kill our residents.” Trenton,…

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