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Thousands More New Jersey Jobs Set to Disappear as HelloFresh Joins Growing Wave of Layoffs

Thousands of New Jersey workers are expected to lose their jobs before the end of 2026 as employers across multiple industries continue filing WARN notices, with HelloFresh becoming the latest company to announce layoffs in the state.…

AI Isn’t Killing Journalism—It’s Saving It. The News Industry Is Making the Same Mistake Again.

Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing journalism, and Shore News Network argues that news organizations willing to embrace the technology responsibly will be better positioned to serve readers than those that resist it.…

Kanitra's report is expected to intensify New Jersey's ongoing debate over immigration policy, government spending and the state's cooperation with federal immigration authorities.

NJ Lawmaker: Send Every Invader Home; Cites $8.2B in Annual Migrant Spending

Assemblyman Paul Kanitra has released a report claiming illegal immigration costs New Jersey taxpayers $8.2 billion annually while calling for federal intervention and the deportation of every person living in the state…

Congressional investigators are examining New Jersey's handling of an MVC voter registration error involving approximately 6,600 noncitizens, while lawmakers debate whether additional federal action may follow.

Mikie Sherrill Lets Congressional Deadline on Voter Registration Request Pass Without Complying

New Jersey Assembly Republicans are claiming the state missed a congressional deadline to provide records related to an investigation into noncitizen voter registrations, potentially setting the stage for further action by House…

The revival of the Grog's name reflects the enduring importance of locally owned surf shops that built communities long before surfing became a mainstream industry.

Grog’s Surf Palace Returns: The Legendary Jersey Shore Surf Shop That Helped Build East Coast Surfing Is Back

For generations of New Jersey surfers, Grog's Surf Palace represented far more than a surf shop. Its quiet return preserves one of the Jersey Shore's most influential surfing institutions and reconnects a new generation with a family business that helped shape the sport across…

Federally convicted tax cheat George Gilmore is hosting a $10,000 Italian dinner in Toms River for Stafford Township candidates.

Ocean County GOP Chairman Hosts $10,000 Campaign Dinner for Stafford Twp. Candidates at Toms River Italian Restaurant

Ocean County Republican Chairman Federal Convict George Gilmore is hosting a campaign fundraiser in Toms River this week to support Stafford Township's 2027 Republican candidates, with sponsorship opportunities reaching $10,000.…

Colorado Paramedics Convicted in Elijah McClain Case

DENVER, CO — A Colorado jury found two paramedics guilty of criminally negligent homicide in the 2019 death of Elijah McClain. Jeremy Cooper, 49, and Peter Cichuniec, 51, faced trial for their…

Police Blotter

New Jersey and Veteran-Owned Businesses Joined by LGBTQ for State Contract Set-Asides

TRENTON, NJ – If a new law in New Jersey makes it to Governor Phil Murphy’s desk, veteran and women-owned businesses will have to compete with LGBTQ+ businesses for highly coveted government…

Business News·New Jersey News

Cops Save Man As He Jumps from Ohio Bridge

KENT, OH – Yesterday at 10:30 a.m., Kent Police Department officers intervened in a critical situation on Arch Street and N. Adolph Street, successfully preventing a man from harming himself. Responding to…

Ohio News·Police Blotter

Security Guard Stabbed at South Jersey Chicken or the Egg Restaurant

EVESHAM TOWNSHIP, NJ – A stabbing incident occurred at the Chicken or the Egg Bar/Restaurant in Evesham Township in the early hours of December 23. Evesham Police were called to the scene…

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New Jersey Kidnappers Threatened to Cut Victim’s Fingers Off If Ransom Not Paid

NEWARK, N.J. – U.S. Attorney Philip R. Sellinger has announced the arrest and charging of two men in a harrowing kidnapping case in Paterson, New Jersey. Julio Cesar Paniagua, 27, and Joel…

New Jersey News·Police Blotter

85 Years Ago Today, The Lincoln Tunnel Opened, Connecting North Jersey to Midtown

WEEHAWKEN, NJ – The Lincoln Tunnel, a key conduit connecting Weehawken, New Jersey, and Midtown Manhattan, New York, is set to undergo a series of improvements. This 1.5-mile-long tunnel, named after Abraham…

Government News·New Jersey News

248 Years Ago Today, New Jersey Held its Own Tea Party

GREENWICH, NJ — On December 22, 1774, the Greenwich Tea Party marked a significant yet often overlooked moment in the early stages of the American Revolution. In Greenwich, a small community in…

Community News·New Jersey News

Police Seek Two in Connection with Multiple Central Park Robberies

NEW YORK, NY – The New York City Police Department is seeking public assistance in identifying two individuals linked to a series of grand larceny incidents in Central Park Precinct and the…

New York City News·Police Blotter

Hamilton Police Warn Residents Of Armed and Dangerous Fugitive Being Tracked

TOWNSHIP OF HAMILTON, NJ – Police have intensified their search for Philip Harris, a 24-year-old black male, following his escape on foot in the vicinity of Wawa near Route 40 and Cantillon…

New Jersey Isn’t Good Enough For Phil Murphy to Spend the Holidays at Home

TRENTON, NJ – It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas in New Jersey. The lights are hung and the shopping malls are buzzing. Traffic is gridlocked on most major highways and…

Government News·New Jersey News

Ocean County Bids Farewell to Commissioner Joseph H. Vicari After 42 Years

TOMS RIVER, NJ – Joseph H. Vicari, Ocean County’s longest-serving Commissioner, concluded his final meeting amidst an audience of officials, employees, and family at the Ocean County Administration building on Wednesday. Vicari,…

Community News·Government News

New Jersey Cops Rescue Woman from Attempted Bridge Jump

PERTH AMBOY, NJ – A serious incident was averted on the Victory Bridge on December 10, thanks to the response of the Perth Amboy and Sayreville Police Departments. The incident began at…

New Jersey News·Police Blotter

Truck Wedged Under Front Street Train Bridge in Red Bank

RED BANK, NJ – Red Bank police officers responded to an incident where a box truck became stuck underneath the Jersey Shore rail bridge overpass on Front Street early Thursday morning. The…

Community News·Monmouth County News·New Jersey News·Travel

NYC Airports Among Worst in Nation for Weather Delays, But Newark Is Worst

NEWARK, NJ – A new report by The Weather Channel lists the tri-state area’s regional international airport as the worst in the nation when it comes to weather-related delays, but Newark Airport…

New Jersey News·North Jersey News·Travel

Happy Birthday Lavallette as One of New Jersey’s Best Towns to Live in Turns 136

LAVALLETTE, NJ – Today marks the founding day of Lavallette, a borough that was officially incorporated on December 21, 1887. Originating from portions of Dover Township, now known as Toms River Township,…

Community News·Government News·Jersey Shore News·New Jersey News

Fireball Recorded in Sky Over Central New Jersey Wednesday Night

PLAINFIELD, NJ – A bright fireball streaked across the evening sky over Central New Jersey at 5:21 PM on December 20. The meteor, a dazzling spectacle, was visible for several seconds before…

Central Jersey News·Community News

New Jersey Deli At Center Of Interstate Stock Market Manipulation Case

CAMDEN, N.J. – James Patten, a 64-year-old resident of Winston-Salem, North Carolina, has admitted to his role in a complex market manipulation scheme involving two publicly traded companies. This announcement was made…

New Jersey News·Police Blotter

Food Prices Are Going Down in New Jersey, New York According to White House: Fact or Fiction?

TRENTON, NJ – The cost of food for Americans, especially those in New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania, is declining. Consumers should be rejoicing over the low costs of Thanksgiving and Christmas…

Governor Murphy Plan Seeks to Protect NJ Homeowners from Flooding Due to Climate Change

TRENTON, NJ — The Murphy Administration has introduced new measures to protect New Jersey residents from the increasing flood risks due to climate change. Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin, alongside officials from…

Government News

Dirty Jersey Cop Stole Thousands from PBA Charities to Help Sick People

FREEHOLD, NJ — James R. Cadigan, a 41-year-old sergeant with the Wall Township Police Department, has admitted to stealing over $115,000 from various organizations, including his local Police Benevolent Association (PBA) chapter…

Monmouth County News·New Jersey News·Police Blotter

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