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.…
Friday Morning NJ Traffic: Two Crashes on I-195, Route 35 Closure, Route 3 Flooding Snarls Commute
Friday morning commuters across New Jersey are facing crashes on Interstate 195, a Route 35 closure in Woodbridge, flooding in Secaucus, and typical heavy delays approaching New York City crossings.…
11,000 Non-Resident Voters Confirmed as New Jersey’s Illegal Voting Scandal Grows
New Jersey election officials have removed more than 5,000 additional voter registrations and referred another 1,650 for county review as the state's investigation into erroneous non-citizen voter registrations continues.…
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.…
Illegal Dumping at Tinton Falls Animal Shelter Leads to Police Investigation
Associated Humane Tinton Falls is seeking the public's help after someone illegally dumped construction debris into the nonprofit animal shelter's dumpster, creating hundreds of dollars in additional costs that officials say take resources away from caring for animals.…
Howell Schools Bans Stanley Cups as Dangerous Potential Weapons
Howell Township Public Schools is banning glass and metal water bottles for the upcoming school year as district officials say the containers present a potential safety risk while also reminding families of existing student cell phone restrictions.…
