New Jersey Faces Several More Days of Rain and Thunderstorms Through Thursday
Mount Holly, NJ – New Jersey residents should keep umbrellas handy for the next several days as a slow-moving weather pattern brings repeated rounds of showers and thunderstorms through Thursday, according to…
Toms River Mayor Continues to Hold the Line on Taxes Amid Ongoing Budget Battle With Opponents
Despite rising healthcare costs, out-of-control insurance hikes, and high fuel and energy costs, Toms River Mayor Dan Rodrick’s administration continues to emphasize fiscal discipline and taxpayer relief, maintaining a steady approach to…
NJ Transit Suspends Service After Train Fire Shuts Down Rush Hour Commute
Thousands of commuters faced major travel disruptions Thursday morning after an Amtrak track car fire damaged overhead wires and rail infrastructure inside one of the Hudson River tunnels, forcing NJ Transit to…
Greg Bovino is Heading to Newark, Blasts DHS Response to Delaney Hall Riots as Agent Safety Concerns Grow
Gregory Bovino, the controversial U.S. Border Patrol commander known for leading aggressive immigration enforcement operations across major American cities, said Thursday he was flying to Newark as criticism intensified over the federal…
Undercover Protester: NJ Assemblyman Captures Racist Attack Against Asian Chaplain at Delaney Hall
Undercover NJ Lawmaker Releases Video of Anti-ICE Protester Targeting Asian Chaplain With Racial Slurs Newark, NJ – New Jersey Assemblyman Paul Kanitra says he went undercover outside the Delaney Hall immigration detention…
Newark Airport Could Lose International Flights as Jersey Governor Escalates Immigration War With Trump
Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin Warns Newark Airport Could Lose International Processing Amid ICE Protest Fallout Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin warned that the federal government could pull customs and immigration personnel…
NY Gov. Hochul Mocked After Challenging Trump to Name Knicks’ Imaginary 1993 Championship Team
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul sparked well-deserved ridicule from sports fans and political critics after challenging President Donald Trump to name players from the New York Knicks’ “1993 Championship team” — a…
PBA Responds: Sherill, Kim Silent as Anti-ICE Protesters in New Jersey Openly Chant for Death of Police Officers
Protesters outside Delaney Hall in Newark escalated tensions Saturday when a chant calling for police officers and federal agents to kill themselves spread widely across X and other social media platforms. “Every…
Exxon Officially Ends 144-Year New Jersey Era After Shareholders Approve Move to Texas
ExxonMobil shareholders voted Tuesday to officially move the company’s legal home from New Jersey to Texas, ending a 144-year corporate presence in the Garden State and closing a chapter that dates back…
DHS Blasts Gov. Mikie Sherrill After Newark ICE Protest Clash at Delaney Hall
The Department of Homeland Security publicly attacked New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill after she criticized federal immigration agents following a chaotic confrontation outside the Delaney Hall detention facility in Newark. In a…
Toms River School Board Votes to Continue Sending Millions of Dollars Annually to Lakewood Transportation Authority
Toms River Taxpayers Foot Growing Bill as School Board Funnels Millions to Lakewood Busing Network As local taxpayers grapple with rising school costs and shrinking state aid, the Toms River Regional School…
5 Jersey Shore Scams Tourists Need to Watch Out For This Summer
From fake rentals to parking ripoffs, these are the scams catching Shore visitors off guard A day at the Jersey Shore can already be expensive. But every summer, some visitors end up…
Avoid the Ripoff: The Cheapest—and Most Expensive—Beaches at the Jersey Shore in 2026
A trip to the Jersey Shore in 2026 could cost beachgoers anywhere from nothing at all to more than $130 per person before they even put a chair in the sand. Season…
Why It Smells So Bad Driving to the Jersey Shore — And the Worst “Stink Zones” Along the Coast
The unmistakable rotten egg smell that hits drivers heading toward the Jersey Shore every summer isn’t coming from a mystery sewage leak — it’s largely a natural byproduct of the state’s sprawling…
Atlantic Ocean Turns Caribbean Blue Off New York to Maryland as Massive Spring Bloom Spreads
New York, NY — Satellite images captured by NASA are showing an unusual stretch of bright blue and blue-green water spreading along the Atlantic coast from New York to Maryland, with scientists…
Mikie Sherrill Leads Santuary Politicians in Anti-ICE Protest That Ended with Tear Gas on Memorial Day
Sherrill, Kim and other New Jersey sandtuary politicians draw criticism after chaotic scenes erupt outside Delaney Hall While most New Jersey families spent Memorial Day honoring fallen service members or heading to…
NJ FamilyCare Members Receive Warning Letters as New Federal Medicaid Work Rules Near
Trenton, NJ — Thousands of New Jersey residents enrolled in NJ FamilyCare are beginning to receive letters warning about upcoming federal Medicaid eligibility changes tied to a new law backed by President…
Massive Blue Ocean Bloom Turns New Jersey Coast Caribbean-Turquoise in Rare Spring Spectacle
Boaters and beachgoers along the New Jersey coast are watching the Atlantic Ocean turn an unexpected shade of tropical blue as a massive phytoplankton bloom spreads across the Mid-Atlantic, creating swirling turquoise…
Lakewood Leaders Want to Just Keep the Money Instead of Returning Balance in Overfunded Projects
Lakewood’s state delegation is backing new legislation that could allow New Jersey school districts to keep and redirect unused state aid for nonpublic schools instead of sending the money back to the…
Before Opening Fire at White House, Maryland Man Believed He Was Jesus
WASHINGTON, D.C. — A 21-year-old Maryland man with a history of prior confrontations involving the White House was fatally shot Saturday night after authorities say he opened fire on Secret Service officers…
Update: What’s Happening in Toms River’s $2 million Lawsuit Against Silverton EMS
TOMS RIVER, N.J. — Toms River Township continues pursuing a high-profile civil lawsuit against Silverton First Aid Squad and its president, former police officer and former councilman Kevin Geoghegan, over allegations involving…
