Whether You Call It Taylor Ham or Pork Roll, Your New Jersey Electric Bill Wasn’t Frozen, Here’s Why
When I opened my electric bill for July, my first thought was, “Ew, that’s gross.” Not because I left the air conditioner running. Not because my kids forgot to turn off the…
New Jersey Just Made it Even Easier to Become a Public School Teacher
New Jersey Legislature Modifies Teacher Certification Requirements TRENTON, N.J. — The New Jersey Legislature has recently amended a bill related to teacher certification, significantly altering the criteria for obtaining a Certificate of…
New Jersey’s Funny Highway Signs are Back for the Holidays
A year after being ordered to remove cheeky signs from New Jersey’s state highways, the New Jersey Department of Transportation is back with more of the same in time for the holiday…
Snagged in the City: Two Women Arrested for Poster-Driven Attack on Jewish Victim
NEW YORK, NY – Two individuals have been arrested and charged in connection with a hate crime assault that occurred in Midtown Manhattan. The arrests were made as part of an ongoing…
New York Sending More State Police to Cities As Violent Hate Crimes Increase
New York City is touted as one of the most progressive cities in America, yet there is so much violent crime and hate crime throughout the once-tolerant city. In response, Governor Kathleen…
Iranian Cyberterrorist Group Targeting U.S. Water Infrastructure: Is New Jersey Next?
TRENTON, NJ – The war between Hamas and Israel has hit close to home as Iranian-backed cyberterrorists have announced they are targeting U.S. water systems. They have already hacked into a municipal…
That Pennsylvania Lottery Commercial Is Not The Same One You Watched As A Kid
PHILADELPHIA, PA – It’s the holiday season in Pennsylvania, and like every other season for the past thirty years, the Pennsylvania Lottery is airing its twelve days of Christmas commercial again. Even…
New York AG Sues Pepsi After New Yorkers Littering State with Empty Bottles and Wrappers
NEW YORK, NY – The New York state government filed a lawsuit against PepsiCo on Wednesday in Erie County. The suit alleges that the company’s use of single-use plastic bottles, caps, and…
Pennsylvania Water Utility Attacked by Iranian Linked Cyberterrorists, More Planned
ALIQUIPPA, PA – The Municipal Water Authority of Aliquippa revealed a cyberattack on one of its booster stations by an Iranian-backed group, Cyber Av3ngers. Matthew Mottes, the board’s chairman, reported the incident,…
In New Jersey, The Best Teachers Often Can’t Afford to Live and Work in the Best Districts
BERGEN COUNTY, NJ – Teachers in New Jersey, especially those in high-performing districts such as Bergen County, are facing significant challenges due to the high cost of living. Despite earning a salary…
Is it Time for New Jersey to Get a New NBA Team?
NEWARK, NJ – The absence of a National Basketball Association (NBA) team in New Jersey has sparked debate and discussion. New Jersey, with a rich history in professional basketball, notably with the…
New Jersey’s Pygmy Forest is the Largest Tiny Forest on Earth
There’s a place in New Jersey where the trees only grow about as tall as a person’s waist, with some exceptions. It is one of the state’s most intriguing destinations and also…
New Jersey Police Are Warning Parents to Do This to Their Kids’ Updated iPhones
TOMS RIVER, NJ – Police departments across New Jersey are warning parents about a new potential security flaw in Apple’s latest iPhone update. The Stafford Police Department has issued an important privacy…
New Jersey Beach Towns to Provide Wheelchair Access to Beaches, Staff to Assist Under New Law
NEW JERSEY – A new bill in the New Jersey legislature will force coastal municipalities to ensure wheelchair ramp access to municipal-owned beaches and nearby recreational facilities. The bill stipulates that the…
Jon Bon Jovi’s New Jersey Rest Stop to Shut Down Until 2024
SAYREVILLE, NJ — The Jon Bon Jovi Rest Area, located at Exit 124 on the Garden State Parkway, is set to close for extensive rebuilding and upgrades. This renovation is part of…
Jackson Assemblyman Introduces Bill to Allow Privet Consortiums to Manage Public School Bus Funds
NEW JERSEY — A newly introduced bill aims to establish a nonpublic school consortium transportation program, offering a novel approach to managing transportation for nonpublic school students. The program, designed to be…
New Jersey Bill Seeks to Force Tenants to Purchase Renter’s Insurance
TRENTON, NJ — In a significant legislative move, New Jersey has proposed a law requiring all individuals entering into or renewing lease agreements for dwelling units to obtain renter’s insurance. The act,…
Mafia-Linked Incident at Roxy’s Bar and Grill A New Chapter in Ocean County’s Mob History Book
TOMS RIVER, NJ – A recent incident at Roxy’s Bar and Grill in Toms River has led to the arrest of several members of the Gambino crime family, a major development in…
Chris Christie Claims Pro-Israeli Former U.S. President Fueling Hate and AntiSemitism in America
UNITED STATES – Former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie attributed the rise in hate and antisemitism in the United States to former President Donald Trump. Christie, speaking on CNN’s “State of the…
Gunman Wounds Three Palestinian-American Students in Burlington
BURLINGTON, VT – A gunman injured three college students of Palestinian descent on Saturday evening near the University of Vermont, Burlington police reported. The incident is under investigation as a potential hate…
FBI Says Gunman in Ohio Walmart Shooting Motivated by Racial Extremism
BEAVERCREEK, OH — The FBI and Beavercreek Police Department updated their ongoing investigation into the November 20 shooting at a Beavercreek Walmart. The incident left four victims injured, including a Caucasian female,…
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