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Residents will gather in Seaside Park Tuesday evening to watch a documentary examining the history of the Ciba-Geigy Superfund site and its lasting impact on Toms River and Barnegat Bay.

Seaside Park Hosts Documentary Revisiting Ciba-Geigy Pollution That Changed the Jersey Shore Forever

A public screening in Seaside Park will revisit the Ciba-Geigy environmental disaster, its connection to Toms River's Superfund cleanup, and the ongoing debate over redevelopment of the former chemical plant property.…

Manchester’s AI Data Center Fight: From Petition to Uprising As Developer Seeks Approval

Manchester Township residents are pressing officials to block what could become Ocean County's first major AI data center, but no action to prohibit the project is scheduled for Monday's council meeting.…

Dairy Queen - Millstone, NJ - New Jersey's new "Skip the Stuff" law requires restaurants to provide straws, utensils, condiment packets, and extra napkins only when customers specifically request them.

New Jersey’s New ‘Skip the Stuff’ Law Is The Height of Far-Left Absurdity and Virtue Signaling

New Jersey's latest environmental law is changing the drive-thru experience by requiring customers to ask for disposable utensils, straws, and condiment packets instead of receiving them automatically with takeout orders.…

Trenton Mayor Russ Gasciora - An emergency executive order requires weekend overnight business closures along East State Street as Trenton responds to a series of violent incidents near City Hall.

Trenton Cracks Down on Late-Night Violence with Emergency Business Curfew on East State Street

Trenton has imposed an emergency overnight business curfew on part of East State Street after a fatal shooting and repeated late-night violence, launching a broader strategy that includes increased police patrols and…

Fans Stranded After Usher Concert - A disabled NJ Transit train carrying about 700 passengers was towed to Penn Station after riders spent nearly two hours stranded inside the Hudson River tunnel.

NJ Transit Still Silent After HundredsStranded in Hudson Tunnel After MetLife Concert Before Rescue

About 700 NJ Transit passengers, many returning from MetLife Stadium concerts, were stranded for nearly two hours in a disabled train beneath the Hudson River before crews safely rescued them.…

The Toms River 12U All-Stars take the field Sunday looking to finish an unforgettable Little League Softball World Series run for a third-place trophy.

Toms River Finishes 4th at Little League Softball World Series

The Toms River 12U Little League Softball All-Stars are playing for third place Sunday after an historic World Series run that made them the deepest-advancing softball team in league history.…

Jack Ciattarelli slams Murphy’s energy policies, vows to scrap wind farms if elected

TRENTON, NJ — Former gubernatorial candidate Jack Ciattarelli renewed his criticism of New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy’s energy policies Friday, pledging to dismantle the administration’s offshore wind initiatives if elected. In a…

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One Year Later: Toms River’s Stand Against the Twin Towers Was the Right Call

It’s been a year since Toms River, New Jersey, halted the controversial 10-story twin tower project proposed for its downtown. The decision to stop this massive redevelopment has sparked lawsuits and debates,…

Ocean County News·Toms River News·Top Headlines

Monmouth County rejoices after Ice Cream on 9 reopens after long closure

HOWELL, NJ — Ice Cream on 9, the popular roadside ice cream shop on Route 9, has reopened its doors after a long and unexplained closure, drawing excitement from the local community.…

Business News·Food & Dining·Monmouth County News·New Jersey News

Judges charged with tampering evidence to protect alleged Venezuelan gang member

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Two former judicial officials face federal criminal charges after allegedly obstructing law enforcement operations and tampering with evidence tied to a Venezuelan national connected to a designated terrorist group,…

Phil Murphy is suing Trump again, this time over K-12 funding cuts

TRENTON, NJ — Phil Murphy is cutting aid to schools in New Jersey, forcing them to fire teachers, cut programs, and in some cases, putting them into a position where they are…

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Murphy and Dems gambled New Jersey’s future on Green New Deal and lost, GOP says

TRENTON, NJ — Republican Senators Michael Testa and Carmen Amato, Jr. sharply criticized New Jersey Democrats on Friday during a committee hearing focused on the state’s rising energy costs. Sen. Testa accused…

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Bill Spadea Refuses to Return $225,000 in Common Sense Club Donation Payments Amid Controversy

Trenton, NJ – Republican gubernatorial candidate Bill Spadea is facing mounting criticism for his refusal to return $225,000 in donations from his Common Sense Club, a ‘non-profit’ and ‘non-political-action-committee’, which he paid…

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New Jersey Needs a Real Energy Plan, Not Murphy’s Offshore Wind Pipe Dream

NEW JERSEY – Governor Phil Murphy’s obsession with offshore wind has left New Jersey’s energy future in shambles. Soaring costs, project delays, and the collapse of major wind deals have exposed his…

Local Politics·New Jersey News·Top Headlines

New Jersey is at its breaking point as green agenda, progressive fantasies have failed the people

New Jersey has long been a beacon of opportunity—bustling communities, a robust economy, and a stone’s throw from major cities. But beneath the surface, frustration is boiling over. Is it too late…

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Brooklyn Square Pizza named Jackson’s Business of the Month

JACKSON, N.J. — Brooklyn Square Pizza has been named Jackson Township’s Business of the Month for April, with officials praising the beloved local pizzeria for its top-tier food, warm atmosphere, and exceptional…

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Teen charged with aggravated arson in massive 15,000-acre New Jersey wildfire

WARETOWN, N.J. — A 19-year-old Ocean Township man has been charged with aggravated arson and arson in connection with the massive Jones Road wildfire that has burned 15,000 acres across Waretown and…

New Jersey News·Ocean County News·Police Blotter·Toms River News

Kingda Ka is not dead yet as Jackson Day revival to feature iconic coaster car

JACKSON, NJ — Jackson Township is gearing up for its annual Jackson Day celebration, and this year’s event will feature a special nod to the town’s amusement park legacy: a display of…

Community News·New Jersey News·Ocean County News·Top Headlines

Student loan collection to resume for 1.2 million in New Jersey in May

TRENTON, N.J. — The U.S. Department of Education will resume collection efforts on defaulted federal student loans starting May 5, Secretary of Education Linda McMahon announced Monday, signaling a policy shift affecting…

Local Politics·New Jersey News·School and Education News·Top Headlines

New Jersey faces mounting energy crisis after shutdown of six major power plants

TRENTON, N.J. — New Jersey is in the grip of an escalating energy crisis, triggered initially by the closure of five coal-fired power plants and one nuclear facility since 2017, leaving the…

Local History·New Jersey News·Police Blotter·Top Headlines

Is New Jersey’s 15,000-Acre Wildfire Phil Murphy’s Karen Bass Moment?

As a massive 15,000-acre wildfire rages through Ocean County, New Jersey, Governor Phil Murphy faces growing criticism for his absence during a state of emergency. The blaze, only 10% contained, threatens thousands…

Government News·Local Politics·New Jersey News·Ocean County News

Aerial photos reveal Pinelands devastation from New Jersey’s Jones Road fire

LACEY TOWNSHIP, N.J. — Aerial surveillance photos released Wednesday revealed the extensive swaths of forestland destroyed by the Jones Road Wildfire in Ocean County, which has torched approximately 12,000 acres and remains…

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15,400 acre New Jersey wildfire stopped at edge of Oyster Creek Nuclear Power Plant

TOMS RIVER, NJ — Firefighters are gaining ground on a massive wildfire burning across Ocean and Lacey Townships, with the New Jersey Forest Fire Service reporting the blaze is now 40% contained…

New Jersey News·Ocean County News·The Buzz·Top Headlines

New Jersey lawmakers say state push to delay energy hikes an election season gimmick

TRENTON, N.J. — Republican Senators Anthony Bucco and Michael Testa slammed the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (BPU) on Wednesday over its latest move allowing utility companies to propose deferred rate…

Government News·Local Politics·New Jersey News·Politics

Governor Murphy missing in action as New Jersey forest fire burns

TRENTON, N.J. — As New Jersey firefighters battle a massive 11,500-acre wildfire in Ocean County, Governor Phil Murphy is preparing to lead a week-long overseas economic mission to Europe and the Gulf…

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Massive New Jersey wildfire grows to 11,500 acres, thousands evacuated

OCEAN COUNTY, N.J. — A fast-moving wildfire has burned through 11,500 acres in Ocean and Lacey Townships as of Wednesday, according to the New Jersey Forest Fire Service, with firefighters gaining ground…

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