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Coyotes roaming Wildwood's back bay are dividing neighbors as development changes the area and officials warn residents that feeding the animals could make matters worse.

Wildwood Coyotes Divide Neighbors as Animals Wander Streets Near Back Bay

Lawsuit Targets Ocean County Clerk After Deputy Clerk Draws Top Spot on Toms River School Board Ballot

New Jersey State Police at Highway Crash Scene

New Jersey State Police Increase Atlantic City Expressway Patrols for Holiday Weekend

Neptune taxpayers are demanding scrutiny of school spending as enrollment declines, operating costs rise and homeowners report mounting property-tax pressure.

Neptune Residents Sound Alarm Over School Spending, Taxes as Enrollment Declines

Photo caption: Gov. Mikie Sherrill says there is no evidence a New Jersey election was swayed by the state's noncitizen voter-registration failure as state officials continue reviewing affected records and federal officials press separate claims about the voter rolls. Photo by Gov. Mikie Sherrill's Office / Press Photo

Top 10 New Jersey News Headlines of the Week – In Case You Missed Them

Rutgers Football Game

NJ Assembly Republicans Roast Rutgers Football After $5M Budget Boost, UMass Disaster

New Jersey Lt. Gov. Dale Caldwell faces an independent investigation into alleged conduct toward women and possible ethics violations involving state jobs.

NJ Lt. Governor Under Investigation Over Alleged Misconduct Toward Women

Former Toms River officials are retaining lawyers as Silverton EMS seeks broader confidentiality over depositions in the township's multimillion-dollar lawsuit.

Mo Hill Admin Officials Lawyer Up as Silverton EMS Seeks Gag Order in Gas Theft Suit

Sherrill says ICE is not making New Jersey safer after a court upheld her order as Newark agents detailed August immigration arrests. - Mikie Sherrill - Photo by Office of the Governor, NJ

Sherrill Says ICE Is Not Making New Jersey Safer After Court Rejects Trump Challenge

The township workers stepped in after finding a young student in distress while his mother experienced a medical episode.

Toms River Employees Help 6-Year-Old Reach First Day at School During Mother’s Medical Emergency

Police HSI - ICE in the NJ/NYC Area.

ICE Activity in Ocean County, But Is It Enough To Save Future Lives?

NJBIA warns New Jersey’s taxes and regulations are driving job growth away after Burlington Stores announced its headquarters move to Philadelphia.

NJ Business Group Slams Sherrill Administration After Burlington Announces Exit

Toms River School Board President Ashley Lamb and TR School Superintendent Michael Citta.

Toms River School Board Candidates Court $2,500 Donors for Waterfront Dinner Party

Lamonica McIver attacked federal agents at Delaney Hall.

Pregnant NJ Congresswoman Facing 17 Years in Prison for Attacking ICE Agents Says Trump Won’t “Steal My Joy”

Burlington Stores will move its headquarters and 1,600 workers from New Jersey to Philadelphia as statewide job losses and corporate exits mount.

New Jersey Loses Another Major Business as Sherrill Corporate Exodus Continues

Photo caption: Former Silverton Volunteer Fire Company Chief and retired Island Heights police officer Robert M. Sinnott Jr. has been indicted on nine counts involving 11 alleged victims as related civil litigation in Ocean County remains stayed pending resolution of his criminal case.

Silverton Volunteer Squad Chief Hit With More Criminal Charges in Growing Sexual Abuse Scandal

Photo caption: Gov. Mikie Sherrill says there is no evidence a New Jersey election was swayed by the state's noncitizen voter-registration failure as state officials continue reviewing affected records and federal officials press separate claims about the voter rolls. Photo by Gov. Mikie Sherrill's Office / Press Photo

Sherrill Says No Evidence NJ Elections Were Swayed After State Finds Hundreds of Noncitizens Voted

Toms River Mayor Invites Entire Town to Final Free Concert on the Beach in 2026

New Jersey Transit Train

NJ Transit Service Restored After Disabled Train Sat Dead on Tracks for Hours

A new Justice Department legal opinion could create a conflict between federal immigration reporting requirements and New Jersey's restrictions on state and local cooperation with civil immigration enforcement.

Trump DOJ Advisory Could Put New Jersey Immigrant Trust Law, Federal Funding on Collision Course

Photo caption: A stuffed dog that helped comfort its owner after the loss of her baby brother went missing during a trip through Cape May and Wildwood.

Michigan Family Searching for Lifelong Stuffed Dog Lost During Jersey Shore Trip

Photo Collage/Illustration: Former Toms River Mayor Mo Hill has turned to Brick Township attorney Kevin Starkey as the $2 million Silverton EMS legal fight continues.

Brick Democratic Party’s Top Attorney to Represent Mo Hill in $2 Million Toms River Gas Theft Lawsuit

ICE arrested 121 people during Operation Corral Light at a Memphis nightclub, with DHS citing prior arrests and convictions among those detained.

ICE Arrests 121 at Memphis Nightclub in Massive ‘Operation Corral Light’ Raid

New York City Police Dept. barrier - Times Square

New York is Hiding $300 Million Grant From Cops As Gov. Blames Trump

ICE arrested a Honduran national charged in an East Windsor Route 33 hit-and-run that killed one pedestrian and critically injured another.

ICE Arrests Honduran Man Charged in Deadly East Windsor Route 33 Hit-and-Run

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