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Powerball jackpot explodes to $1 BILLION in last-minute jump before Wednesday drawing

Game officials boost massive prize after final Monday ticket sales are counted TRENTON, NJ – Powerball officially crashed through the billion-dollar barrier Tuesday, with game officials boosting Wednesday night’s jackpot from $975 million to a staggering $1 billion after final…

Wrong-way driver barrels against Route 37 traffic before cops box in vehicle police say

Toms River officers intercept motorist accused of DWI and eluding TOMS RIVER, NJ – A driver allegedly traveled the wrong way down Route 37, heading east in the westbound lanes before Toms River officers intercepted the vehicle and boxed it…

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Pedestrian struck and airlifted after violent Whiting intersection crash

Victim flown to trauma center with life-threatening injuries MANCHESTER TOWNSHIP, N.J. — A 43-year-old pedestrian was airlifted to a trauma center Sunday night after being struck by a car at a Whiting…

Beachgoers can expect hot temperatures Tuesday before afternoon thunderstorms develop, followed by a sunnier Wednesday and another chance of storms on Thursday.

Jersey Shore Weather: Hot Tuesday Gives Way to Storm Chances Through Thursday

Hot weather will continue along the Jersey Shore through midweek, with temperatures approaching 90 degrees and periodic chances for afternoon and evening thunderstorms through Thursday.…

Volunteers preparing for Ventnor's annual Jewish Summer Fest were verbally confronted by a lone protester before police responded and the event continued without further disruption.

Protest Disrupts Setup for Ventnor Jewish Summer Fest Before Police Restore Order

A protest briefly disrupted preparations for the 20th Annual Jewish Summer Fest in Ventnor after organizers said a lone demonstrator verbally harassed volunteers before police responded, allowing the event to proceed as scheduled.…

A landmark New Jersey Supreme Court ruling arising from Seaside Park's attempt to condemn the Desert Palm Inn gives municipalities broader authority to acquire private property through eminent domain without first specifying exactly how the land will be used.

Supreme Court Says Seaside Park Can Eminent Domain Now Closed Crime-Ridden Motel

The New Jersey Supreme Court ruled that municipalities may acquire private property through eminent domain without first identifying a specific redevelopment project, resolving Seaside Park's effort to condemn the Desert Palm Inn.…

High School East hosts first-ever Masked Singer: Teacher Edition

TOMS RIVER, N.J. — Teachers at High School East took center stage for the inaugural Masked Singer: Teacher Edition on Thursday night, with costumed contestants battling for the title in a lively…

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Owners of Controversial Trump Themed New Jersey Store Announce Closure, Plan for Future

Toms River, NJ – – The “Let’s Go Brandon” store, a polarizing retail fixture at 1405 Route 37 East in Toms River, New Jersey, has announced a store closing sale, bringing an…

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Mayor Says $15 Million Mysteriously Stolen from Lakewood School District Account

LAKEWOOD, NJ — A $15 million theft from the Lakewood school district’s operating accounts over the weekend has prompted an active investigation, officials confirmed Wednesday. Mayor Raymond G. Coles acknowledged the financial…

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Jackson Man Busted for Multiple Lewd Acts With Children in Lakewood

JACKSON, NJ – Ocean County Prosecutor Bradley D. Billhimer announced that Massinissa Ladj, an 18-year-old resident of Jackson Township, has been charged with multiple offenses stemming from a series of disturbing incidents…

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Democrats Assemble to Protest Against Government Efficiency Outside Toms River Town Hall

Protesters rally outside Toms River Town Hall against Trump, Musk, and Mayor Rodrick TOMS RIVER, N.J. — A group of far-left Democrats gathered outside Toms River Town Hall to protest against President…

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Jackson school district votes to close McAuliffe Middle School, consolidate high schools

JACKSON, N.J. — The Jackson School District has voted to close McAuliffe Middle School and consolidate high school students at Jackson Liberty High School, marking another major shift following last year’s sale…

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Two elderly pedestrians struck and killed on Fischer Boulevard in Toms River

TOMS RIVER, N.J. — A 72-year-old man and a 68-year-old woman were fatally struck by a car Tuesday night while crossing Fischer Boulevard, according to police. Craig Parson and Debra Wright, both…

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Operator of Brick Drug Den Set Free Under New Jersey Bail Reform After Arrest

BRICK TOWNSHIP, N.J. — A 37-year-old Brick Township man has been charged with multiple narcotics offenses following a month-long investigation into the distribution of marijuana and psilocybin in Ocean County, officials announced…

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Brick mayor reminds residents of no-knock registry to prevent unwanted solicitors

BRICK, N.J. — Mayor Lisa Crate is reminding residents of Brick Township about the town’s no-knock registry, a program designed to help homeowners avoid unwanted visits from door-to-door solicitors. In a public address,…

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Hey New Jersey, Do You Remember Gino’s Was The Only Way to Get KFC in The Garden State?

BLOOMFIELD, NJ – If you grew up in New Jersey, you might have a different memory of Kentucky Fried Chicken as a child than most people in the country. If you think…

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Two from Ocean County indicted on gun and drug charges

TOMS RIVER, NJ — Two Ocean County residents were indicted on multiple weapons and drug charges following an investigation that led to the seizure of firearms, including “ghost guns,” extended magazines, and…

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Each Stitch Counts partners with The Arc to support Ocean County families

LAKEWOOD, N.J. — Each Stitch Counts, a nonprofit addressing hygiene insecurity, has partnered with The Arc, Ocean County Chapter’s Employment Center to expand its community impact while providing job opportunities for individuals…

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5 Things You Have to Do in New Jersey for the Full Jersey Experience

Listen up, because if you’re not doing these five things, you’re not really doing Jersey. Sure, we’ve got Springsteen, diners, and enough attitude to fill a landfill, but the real Garden State…

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Jackson Council Announces Townshipwide DOGE Program

Jackson Township, NJ – In line with their election promises, the Jackson Township Council has initiated plans for a thorough audit to enhance the efficiency of all municipal departments. This plan aligns…

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Lakewood Power Outage: When Is The Power Coming Back On?

LAKEWOOD, N.J. — Severe weather has left 3,500 homes without power across Lakewood, with utility crews en route to assess the damage and begin repairs. Officials have not provided an estimated time…

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3,000 without power in Jackson Township as storms topple trees, power lines

JACKSON TOWNSHIP, N.J. — High winds and heavy rains have left 3,000 residents without power in Jackson Township, as downed trees and power lines forced multiple road closures across the area. Emergency…

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5,000 Homes Lose Power in Brick Township

BRICK, NJ — Tonight, the township of Brick is battling widespread power outages as high winds whip through Ocean County. Approximately 5,000 homes are currently without electricity, with numerous traffic lights out,…

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Jackson Township Council Opposes JCP&L’s Proposed 17-20% Summer Electricity Rate Hike

JACKSON TOWNSHIP, NJ – The Jackson Township Council is voicing strong opposition to Jersey Central Power & Light’s (JCP&L) proposed 17-20% electricity rate increase set to take effect in the summer of…

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New Adventure Crossing Plan Cancels Retail, Hotel, and MS Research Facility for 1,200 Apartments

JACKSON, NJ – In a significant and unpopular pivot from its original vision, Cardinale Enterprises, led by Vito Cardinale, has introduced a new development plan for the Adventure Crossing project in Jackson…

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Brick Township welcomes two new businesses with ribbon-cutting ceremonies

BRICK TOWNSHIP, N.J. — Mayor Lisa Crate and Councilwoman Heather deJong officially welcomed two new businesses to Brick Township, participating in ribbon-cutting ceremonies for Quilting by the Shore and Victors Salon Studio.…

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