WASHINGTON — Conservative legal organization Judicial Watch says records obtained from the Virginia Department of Elections show the commonwealth canceled 6,531 voter registrations identified as belonging to declared noncitizens between June 2024…
PHILADELPHIA, PA — A federal appeals court has confirmed the continuation of a preliminary injunction against the use of the “county line” in New Jersey’s Democratic primaries. The Third Circuit Court of…
Former New Jersey Rabbi Convicted of Murder Dies in Prison TRENTON, NJ — Fred Neulander, the New Jersey rabbi who was convicted of hiring two men to murder his wife, has died…
TRENTON, NJ – This week, rising costs sunk three offshore wind farm projects in New York State. After a tumultuous year on the other side of the river, New Jersey lost two…
WESTFIELD, NJ – Westfield Police Chief Christopher Battiloro announced the arrest of Jason M. Burkett, 44, from Cockeysville, MD, following a vehicle pursuit that concluded with a crash, injuring three officers. The…
GREENBELT, MD – A peaceful gathering turned violent at Schrom Hills Park where five young men were shot, as reported by the Greenbelt Police Department. The incident occurred around 3 PM at…
IThe legal challenges faced by former President Donald Trump have illuminated a stark and troubling politicization of the American justice system, propelled by partisan motivations rather than the pursuit of unbiased justice.…
BRIDGEWATER, NJ — Somerset County Prosecutor John P. McDonald, Chief of County Detectives Francisco Roman Jr., and Bridgewater Township Police Chief John B. Mitzak have announced the arrest of Ana Rios, 40,…
JACKSON TOWNSHIP, NJ—If you’re getting your news from unverified and secretive Facebook pages, you might think Jackson Township is only budgeting $200,000 for road improvements and paving projects in 2024. Today, the…
Brick, NJ – Two men got into a heated argument after a road rage incident at the intersection of Route 70 and Shorrock Street in Brick Township this morning. The video, caught…
ATLANTIC CITY, NJ — A large fire occurred Thursday night at Atlantic City’s Central Pier, causing extensive damage to several boardwalk businesses. The blaze reportedly started shortly after 7 p.m. in the…
Yesterday, a female Grey seal seeking rest on the beach along Deal Lake Drive in Asbury Park faced repeated disturbances from off-leash dogs. Thanks to the quick response of the Asbury Park…
COLUMBUS, OH—Columbus Police detectives are urgently requesting the public’s assistance in the ongoing investigation into the homicide of 13-year-old Angel Diaz, which occurred on April 14th. The incident took place in the…
TRENTON, NJ—In a recent statement following the Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee hearing, Senator Paul Sarlo and Senate Majority Leader M. Teresa Ruiz addressed the current state of school funding in New…
WHITING, NJ—An early morning crash on Thursday involving a school bus and a commercial van resulted in several injuries, according to local authorities. The accident occurred at the intersection of State Highway…
By Jennifer Peacock, NJ Senate Republicans TRENTON, N.J. – Facing more than $105 million in state aid cuts under Gov. Phil Murphy’s budget proposal, superintendents and school officials across New Jersey are supporting…
New Jersey lawmakers are once again pushing a bill to end the century-old reliance on print newspapers and calling for an end to a state-mandated rule that all public notices shall be…
NEWARK, NJ — A Passaic County correctional officer, Lorenzo Bowden, 39, admitted to conspiracy to obstruct justice related to a civil rights investigation into the assault of a pretrial detainee. The announcement…
Appellate Court Rules in Favor of Kars4Kids in Trademark Dispute NEWARK, NJ — National nonprofit Kars4Kids secured a victory in the Third Circuit Court yesterday, ending a lengthy trademark dispute against America…
The Leiter Legacy: A New Chapter Begins in MLB The Leiter family is making baseball history with a new milestone. Jack Leiter, a promising young pitcher, is set to make his MLB…
JACKSON, NJ – A new study based on FBI criminal statistics ranks Jackson Township as one of the safest cities in New Jersey. With over 60,000 residents, Jackson is also the 18th…