New Jersey Voters Continue to Back Full-Service Gas Stations, FDU Poll Finds
Madison, NJ – New Jersey voters remain firmly committed to the state’s full-service gasoline law, according to a new Fairleigh Dickinson University Poll released Thursday. The survey found 64% of registered voters…
ICE Arrests Twice Deported Domestic Abuser as Politicians and Media Cry Foul Over Masked Agents
ICE Arrest in Jackson Sparks Dispute Over Mask Ban and Federal Authority A recent arrest carried out by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents in Jackson, New Jersey, has intensified a…
Grande Harmony Clubhouse to be Converted to House of Worship in Jackson Affordable Housing Development
JACKSON TOWNSHIP, N.J. – The Jackson Township Board of Adjustment will convene April 15 to consider several zoning variance applications, including a proposal to increase residential density and a plan to convert…
New Jersey expands immigration limits, fueling debate over ‘sanctuary state’ label
Governor Mikie Sherrill signs sweeping immigration laws restricting cooperation with federal authorities. Trenton, New Jersey – Governor Mikie Sherrill has signed a package of immigration laws that significantly restrict how New Jersey…
New Jersey lifts decades-old nuclear power ban to address rising energy costs but strict regulations remain
Governor Mikie Sherrill signs sweeping legislation ending a 40-year restriction on new nuclear development. Trenton, New Jersey – Governor Mikie Sherrill signed legislation Wednesday lifting New Jersey’s decades-old moratorium on new nuclear…
Rare daytime fireball streaks across New Jersey sky, rattles homes across five states
A fast-moving meteor visible in broad daylight stunned residents and triggered widespread reports across the Northeast. Galloway Township, New Jersey – A rare daytime meteor traveling more than 30,000 miles per hour…
Jackson Township Planning Board to review new major daycare center and Grand Blvd. school proposal
JACKSON TOWNSHIP, N.J. – The Jackson Township Planning Board is set to hear initial testimony Monday night on two major development proposals, including a 22,148-square-foot daycare center and a 31,143-square-foot private high…
NJ governor’s gas pump April Fools’ post backfires as many don’t think ban is funny
Mock announcement to end self-serve ban draws criticism from residents and users Trenton, NJ – A social media post from New Jersey’s official government account announcing the end of the state’s self-service…
Feud Between Jackson Mayor and Code Enforcement Dept. Began After Mayor Cited for Failing to Register as Landlord, Suit Claims
Code enforcement officer alleges harassment, discipline after citing council president, now mayor, Jennifer L. Kuhn Jackson Township, NJ – A lawsuit filed in Ocean County Superior Court lays out a detailed series…
New Jersey governor signs immigration, privacy, and police ID reforms under three bills
New Jersey enacts immigration, privacy, and police ID reforms into law. Governor signs three bills limiting immigration enforcement cooperation and expanding protections Trenton, NJ – New Jersey has formally enacted a series…
Jackson traffic deaths rise as enforcement push sparks backlash from residents
Police cite 1,629 crashes and 11 fatalities as new enforcement campaign draws criticism over fairness and effectiveness. JACKSON TOWNSHIP, N.J. – A sharp rise in motor vehicle crashes and fatalities across Jackson…
Jackson Township to begin Justice Complex sidewalk repairs to eliminate hazards
JACKSON TOWNSHIP, N.J. – Jackson Township officials announced that construction will begin next week to address safety concerns at the municipal Justice Complex, where deteriorating pavers have created tripping hazards outside the…
Jackson has a growing litter and trash problem and Mayor, Council want to clean it up, according to paid press release ahead of election
Mayor and council leaders push coordinated effort to restore community standards and curb rising litter. JACKSON TOWNSHIP, N.J. – Jackson Township officials have launched a new “Litter Free Jackson” initiative aimed at…
Is it too late? Jackson Township’s growth crisis deepens as failed projects, warehouse sprawl, and housing mandates collide
Jackson Township, New Jersey – A pair of high-profile development failures, combined with aggressive warehouse expansion and a sweeping new affordable housing plan, are pushing Jackson Township toward a tipping point that…
New Jersey grand jury indicts Woodbridge police sergeant in fatal 2025 shooting
Attorney General’s Office charges officer with first-degree aggravated manslaughter Trenton, N.J. – The New Jersey Office of the Attorney General announced that a state grand jury has indicted Woodbridge Police Department Sgt.…
NJ traffic slows Tuesday morning with crashes, truck fire, and tunnel delays
Multiple highway incidents and heavy commuter congestion slow travel across North and Central Jersey. Newark, NJ – The Tuesday morning commute across New Jersey saw widespread delays and multiple incidents, including crashes,…
NJ lawmaker claims billions spent on educating undocumented immigrants amid school cuts and closures
Sen. Mike Testa links education funding crisis to immigration costs in renewed debate Trenton, NJ – A New Jersey state senator is drawing a direct connection between rising education costs and spending…
NJ commuter alert: water main break, overturned truck snarl Monday morning travel
Closures in Morristown and I-78 crash lead list of delays across North Jersey Newark, NJ – A series of incidents and heavy congestion slowed Monday morning commutes across North Jersey, with a…
NJ joins multistate legal fight against Trump orders against law firms
Attorney General Davenport backs challenge to federal actions affecting major firms Trenton, NJ – New Jersey Attorney General Jennifer Davenport has joined a coalition of 21 attorneys general in a legal challenge…
Jackson Township HR director ousted as turmoil deepens under Kuhn administration
Another top official exits Jackson Township as internal email disputes firing JACKSON, N.J. – A top Jackson Township official is departing amid ongoing internal turmoil, with the township’s human resources director disputing…
New Jersey pushes $500K plan to expand access for minority and women businesses
NJ MWBE funding push: Sherrill unveils $500K plan to boost minority business access TRENTON, N.J. – Governor Mikie Sherrill on Wednesday spotlighted a new $500,000 proposal aimed at expanding access to state…
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