Trump-Pardoned Payroll Tax Cheat George Gilmore, 77, Unanimously Re-Elected Ocean County GOP Chairman
Toms River, NJ – George Gilmore, the aging 77-year-old chairman of the Ocean County Republican Organization who received a presidential pardon from Donald Trump after his federal criminal convictions, was unanimously re-elected…
16,000 remain without power across New Jersey after storms down trees, lines overnight
Heavy rain and strong winds leave widespread outages and ongoing repairs across multiple utility regions. Newark, NJ – More than 11,000 customers across New Jersey remained without power Tuesday morning after overnight…
Severe Thunderstorms Likely Monday With 75 MPH Winds Possible Across New Jersey
Forecasters warn a powerful line of storms could bring widespread wind damage, isolated tornadoes, and localized flooding Monday afternoon and evening. Mount Holly, NJ – Severe thunderstorms capable of producing damaging winds…
Here are the “Most Easter” places to visit in New Jersey
Best Easter Events and Activities Across New Jersey for 2026 : From scenic train rides to beach egg hunts and farm festivals, families across New Jersey have plenty of Easter events to…
Cranford Police Issue Traffic and Safety Notice for St. Patrick’s Day Parade
Authorities are reminding residents and visitors about road closures, parking restrictions, and alcohol rules for Sunday’s Cranford St. Patrick’s Day Parade. Cranford, NJ – Cranford police are advising residents and visitors to…
D.C. Court Strikes Down Magazine Capacity Cap in Ruling and How That Affects New Jersey’s 10-Round Limit
A recent court ruling in Washington, D.C. striking down a ban on firearm magazines holding more than 10 rounds could set the stage for a major Second Amendment battle that may ultimately…
NJ Transit Delays Up to 60 Minutes After Overhead Wire Damage Near Portal Bridge
Rail service between Newark and New York is running with limited service after damage to Amtrak overhead wire infrastructure. Newark, NJ – NJ Transit rail service is experiencing delays of up to…
As Forest Fire Season Nears, New Jersey Issues Prevention Grants to 22 Communities
State officials say the funding will help communities prepare for spring wildfire season through vegetation management and fire prevention projects. Trenton, NJ – The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection has awarded…
New Jersey Reaches $7 Million Settlement With Auto Parts Delivery Company Over Worker Misclassification
State officials say more than 1,000 delivery drivers will be reclassified as employees after years of litigation. Trenton, NJ – New Jersey officials announced a $7 million settlement with PDX North, Inc.,…
Why Does the Jewish Community Council Oppose My Plan to Halt Development? What Happens if the Council Doesn’t Pass My Plan?
Jewish Community Leaders Oppose Toms River Mayor’s Plan to Halt State-Mandated Overdevelopment By Mayor Daniel T. Rodrick | Toms River Recently, the Toms River Jewish Community Council (TRJCC) issued a statement opposing…
New Jersey Rally Against Dem’s Immigration Bills Set for March 23
A rally organized by Assemblyman Paul Kanitra is scheduled outside the State House Annex in Trenton as lawmakers prepare to vote on three immigration-related bills later that day. Trenton, NJ – A…
New Jersey Restaurants We Said Goodbye to in 2025
Several well-known restaurants across New Jersey closed their doors in 2025, ending decades-long runs and leaving noticeable gaps in local dining scenes. Rumson, NJ – A number of longtime restaurants and popular…
Hidden Fees and Bad Policies Are Driving Up Electric Bills for New Jersey Residents — Here’s What’s Happening
Rising supply charges, grid demand, and energy market costs are pushing New Jersey electric bills higher, leaving many residents questioning why their monthly payments continue to climb. Trenton, NJ – Electric bills…
New Jersey is Becoming More Unaffordable Than Ever as State Leads National Exodus Report for 8th Straight Year
Migration data shows New Jersey continues to lead the nation in outbound moves as residents seek lower taxes and more affordable housing elsewhere. Trenton, NJ – New Jersey continues to experience a…
Teaneck Teen Charged With Bias Intimidation After Pellet Gun Drive-by Shooting
Police say a 17-year-old was arrested after a man was targeted and shot multiple times with a gel pellet gun in what investigators believe was a bias-related incident. Teaneck, NJ – A…
Six scams targeting New Jersey residents and how you can avoid falling victim
Authorities say scammers are impersonating state agencies, banks, and toll services to steal money and personal information from residents. Trenton, NJ – Officials across New Jersey are warning residents about a growing…
New Jersey Man Jailed After Attempted Meeting With Minor in Bucks County
Authorities say a suspect who arranged an online meeting with someone he believed was a minor is now in custody after initially fleeing police. Bensalem, PA – A New Jersey man is…
Unseasonably Warm Week Ahead for New Jersey as Spring-Like Temperatures Arrive
Sunny skies and temperatures near 70 degrees will bring an early taste of spring across much of New Jersey this week. Newark, NJ – New Jersey residents can expect an unusually warm…
New Jersey Bill Advances to Ban Several Food Additives and Artificial Dyes in Schools
Legislation would prohibit certain food additives in commercial products and ban multiple artificial dyes from food served in schools. Trenton, NJ – A New Jersey Senate committee has advanced legislation that would…
New Jersey Clocks Spring Forward Sunday as Lawmakers Push to End Time Changes
New Jersey residents will lose an hour of sleep Sunday as daylight saving time begins, but a new state bill could make the switch permanent in the future. Trenton, NJ – Clocks…
NJ Lawmaker Warns of “Progressive Fatigue,” Blasts Democratic Leadership
Assemblywoman Dawn Fantasia says New Jersey residents are growing frustrated with progressive policies under state leadership. Trenton, NJ – A New Jersey Republican lawmaker is sounding the alarm over what she calls…