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Photo Caption: Court filings in Ocean County Superior Court reveal an expanding legal battle between Seaside Park and Berkeley Township over taxes, infrastructure, sewer debt and municipal assets following the South Seaside Park annexation.

Seaside Park’s South Seaside Park Victory Is Quickly Becoming a $30 Million Financial Nightmare

TOMS RIVER, N.J. – When the New Jersey Supreme Court ruled that South Seaside Park could leave Berkeley Township and become part of the Borough of Seaside Park, residents celebrated the end of an 11-year legal battle over municipal identity.…

Photo Caption: Chief Sophia poses with members of the Seaside Park Police Department after spending the day serving as the department's first honorary "Chief of the Day." Photo by Seaside Park Police Dept. / Facebook

Seaside Park Police Welcome First-Ever ‘Chief of the Day’ During Community Outreach Program

SEASIDE PARK, N.J. – The Seaside Park Police Department welcomed its first-ever “Chief of the Day” on Saturday, giving a young resident an opportunity to experience life alongside local first responders. Chief Sophia began her day with donuts before taking…

Photo Caption: The Trenton Police Department issued an Aug. 20 statement denying coordination with ICE after a driver monitoring federal immigration officers was arrested for alleged eluding.

Trenton Police Deny ICE Coordination After “Maniac” Activist Arrested

Trenton police deny coordinating with ICE after arresting an immigration activist for alleged eluding; Mercer County prosecutors will review the encounter.…

New Jersey State Police at Highway Crash Scene

Point Pleasant Man Seriously Injured in I-195 Crash in Jackson Township

A Point Pleasant man suffered serious injuries after his Jeep left I-195 in Jackson, hit a guardrail, went airborne and struck a concrete bridge rail.…

Photo Caption: Gov. Mikie Sherrill responded to congressional Republicans demanding answers over a New Jersey software failure that improperly registered about 6,600 self-identified noncitizens to vote.

Mikie Sherrill Defiant As Republicans Demand Investigation Into Illegal Voter Fraud “Glitch”

Gov. Mikie Sherrill fired back at House Republicans demanding answers after 6,600 self-identified noncitizens were improperly registered to vote in NJ.…

Jackson Mayor and Council Need to Act Quickly To Enforce $3.5 Million Tax Lien to stop 100 Unit Apartment Complex

Jackson Township officials say they want to stop overdevelopment. They have an Open Space Committee. Residents pay a dedicated open-space tax. The township has spent millions acquiring land to prevent development. Here’s a chance to acquire a 17.6-acre parcel of property for pretty much…