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Jackson Township Mayor Announces Plan to Seize 129 Properties for Alleged $14.2 Million in Unpaid Taxes

JACKSON, NJ — Jackson Township’s Republican leaders are ready to seize 129 private properties as officials say they are moving to recover more than $14.2 million in unpaid property taxes across 129…

New Jersey to pay millions while NYC gets the spotlight during ‘New York’ World Cup

NJ Taxpayers Fund $60M World Cup Costs at MetLife While NYC Branding Dominates Spotlight Trenton, NJ — New Jersey is committing more than $60 million in public spending to host 2026 World…

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New Jersey Congresswoman: “Eliminate the President Right Now” Ahead of Third Failed Assassination Attempt

Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman’s “Eliminate” Remark on Trump Sparks Backlash as Clip Circulates Online Washington, D.C. — An April comment being shared on social media from U.S. Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman is…

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Escape From New Jersey: State Leads Nation in Outbound Moves for 8th Year as Residents Leave Over Taxes and Costs

Trenton, NJ — More New Jersey residents are leaving than arriving for the eighth straight year, with about 62% of moves in 2025 classified as outbound, according to the United Van Lines…

Judge Throws Out Lawsuit Accusing Ocean County Prosecutors of Targeting Rival Business

Trenton, NJ — A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit accusing Ocean County prosecutors and a fellow business owner of weaponizing a criminal investigation to sabotage a competing construction company, ruling the…

Judge Sides With State Farm in Parsippany Water Damage Dispute, Ends Homeowner Lawsuit

Newark, NJ — A federal judge has ruled in favor of State Farm, ending a years-long dispute over insurance payouts tied to repeated water damage and mold issues at a Parsippany home.…

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Toms River Man Accused of Running Marijuana Vending Machine Network Across New Jersey

Toms River, NJ — A 26-month investigation into unlicensed marijuana sales across New Jersey ended with four arrests, more than 80 vending machines seized and large quantities of cannabis products recovered, prosecutors…

New Jersey Judge Rejects Prisoner’s Bid to Overturn 20-Year Carjacking Sentence as Late

Newark, NJ — A federal judge has dismissed a New Jersey inmate’s attempt to overturn his 20-year prison sentence for carjacking and firearm offenses, ruling the challenge came years after the legal…

Federal Judge Denies Man’s Bid to Force IRS Action on FOIA Requests in New Jersey Case

Newark, NJ — A federal judge has denied a New Jersey man’s attempt to force the Internal Revenue Service to preserve and produce records tied to his ongoing tax dispute, ruling that…

Choking Baby Saved by Quick-Acting EMS Crew in Beachwood

Beachwood, NJ — A baby who began choking in Beachwood is safe after a rapid response from emergency crews who arrived within minutes and provided immediate life-saving aid, preventing the need for…

Federal Judge Dismisses Civil Rights Lawsuit Over West Orange Restraining Order Case

Newark, NJ — A federal judge on Friday dismissed a multi-count civil rights lawsuit tied to a 2020 domestic violence restraining order case in West Orange, ending the claims against state officials,…

Migrants with ICE Detainers Charged with Dealing Meth in Operation Honey Pot

TOMS RIVER, N.J. — Three men including two illegal aliens are being held in Ocean County Jail faces multiple first- and second-degree drug charges after authorities say he possessed large quantities of…

New Jersey U.S. Senator Who Stokes Flames Daily Against Trump “Shocked” Over Third Failed Assassination Attempt

NEW JERSEY — U.S. Senator Andy Kim is facing a growing wave of backlash after posting a message in response to the attempted attack at the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner, with…

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Who Is Cole Thomas Allen, The Shooter Involved in Third Assassination Attempt Against President Trum

WASHINGTON, D.C. — As federal investigators continue piecing together the events that led to a security breach at one of the nation’s most high-profile political gatherings, new details are emerging about the…

Gunfire Erupts at Washington Hilton During Correspondents Dinner, Trump Escorted Out Unharmed

Washington, D.C. — Panic swept through the White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner on Saturday night after a burst of gunfire—reported as 4 to 8 shots—rang out near the ballroom at the Washington…

Gov. Mikie Sherrill Hits 45% Approval After 100 Days, Trailing Murphy’s Early Ratings in New Jersey

NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. — Gov. Mikie Sherrill enters the end of her first 100 days in office with a 45% approval rating, trailing the early benchmark set by former Gov. Phil Murphy,…

Jackson Moves to Seize 129 Properties Over Unpaid Taxes But Major Questions Remain

JACKSON, N.J. — Jackson Township is preparing to take control of 129 properties tied to more than $14.2 million in unpaid taxes, but as the aggressive foreclosure plan moves forward, a series…

Burlington City Police Search for Missing Woman Last Seen April 18

BURLINGTON CITY, N.J. — Police are asking for the public’s help locating a woman who was reported missing Friday after last being seen nearly a week earlier. Mahrukh Zulfiqar was last seen…

Two Dogs Found Wandering Ocean Township Neighborhood as Police Seek Owner

OCEAN TOWNSHIP, N.J. — Two friendly dogs were found roaming a residential area near Augusta and Bryant streets, prompting Ocean Township police to ask for the public’s help in locating their owner.…

NJ Poll Finds 75% Rate State Economy Negatively as Affordability Frustration Deepens

NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. — Three out of four New Jersey residents now rate the state’s economy negatively, with frustration over rising costs and affordability driving growing dissatisfaction, according to a new Rutgers-Eagleton…

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