This Tick Now Spreading Across New Jersey Can Make You Allergic to Red Meat For Life
Lone star ticks are expanding across New Jersey, and more than 1,000 alpha-gal cases were reported as the tick-linked red meat allergy gains attention.…
Brick Democratic Party’s Top Attorney to Represent Mo Hill in $2 Million Toms River Gas Theft Lawsuit
Former Toms River Mayor Mo Hill has turned to Brick Township attorney Kevin Starkey as the $2 million Silverton EMS legal fight continues.…
Gov. Mikie Sherrill Champions Housing Affordability While Living Between Two Multi-Million-Dollar Estates
Sherrill's move into Drumthwacket while continuing to own a multimillion-dollar Montclair residence has renewed discussion about the contrast between New Jersey's housing affordability debate and the living arrangements of the state's chief…
NJ Bill Would Study New Payroll Deductions Program to Fund Long-Term Care Benefits
New Jersey lawmakers are considering a proposal that would study creating a state long-term care benefit funded through worker payroll deductions. Trenton, NJ – New Jersey lawmakers have introduced legislation directing the…
Toms River Mayor Says End Free Taxpayer Paid Health Benefits for Part-Time Government Officials
Mayor Dan Rodrick says taxpayers should not fund healthcare coverage for officials who only attend occasional meetings. Toms River, NJ – Toms River Mayor Dan Rodrick is proposing two ordinances that would…
Muslim prayer lawsuit against Trenton schools dismissed on constutional grounds
A federal court ruled a parent failed to show that Trenton school officials violated his constitutional rights after denying a request for weekly early dismissal for religious services. Trenton, NJ – A…
Lawsuit Claiming Misconduct in Murder Investigation Against Paterson Police Kicked Out of Court
A federal court ruled the plaintiff failed to present sufficient evidence tying police agencies to alleged constitutional violations. Newark, NJ – A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by a New…
Cold War Nuclear Missile Accident Hidden Away Next to State Wildlife Refuge in Jackson
A 1960 explosion involving a nuclear-tipped missile at McGuire Air Force Base left radioactive contamination that required decades of cleanup. Wrightstown, NJ – A Cold War missile accident at what is now…
Botched Root Canal Leads to Arrest of Fake Dentist Operating in New Jersey
Police say a woman was practicing dentistry without a license at a Main Street business following a months-long investigation by local detectives. South River, NJ – A months-long investigation by the South…
Brick Resident Says Writing is on the Wall for New Jersey Congressman Who Has Been on Capitol Hill for 45 Years
Republican candidate Rob Canfield says major primary losses for sitting members of Congress signal growing voter frustration with long-serving politicians. Freehold Township, NJ – Republican congressional candidate Rob Canfield said recent primary…
Hidden Fees and Bad Policies Are Driving Up Electric Bills for New Jersey Residents — Here’s What’s Happening
Rising supply charges, grid demand, and energy market costs are pushing New Jersey electric bills higher, leaving many residents questioning why their monthly payments continue to climb. Trenton, NJ – Electric bills…
New Jersey is Becoming More Unaffordable Than Ever as State Leads National Exodus Report for 8th Straight Year
Migration data shows New Jersey continues to lead the nation in outbound moves as residents seek lower taxes and more affordable housing elsewhere. Trenton, NJ – New Jersey continues to experience a…
Teaneck Teen Charged With Bias Intimidation After Pellet Gun Drive-by Shooting
Police say a 17-year-old was arrested after a man was targeted and shot multiple times with a gel pellet gun in what investigators believe was a bias-related incident. Teaneck, NJ – A…
Gas Prices Rise Nationwide — But Some New Jersey Stations Still Offer Fuel Under $3
While the national average for gasoline has climbed to about $3.41 per gallon, several stations across New Jersey are still selling fuel for less than $3. Trenton, NJ – Gas prices across…
Major Retail Chains Cutting Back or Leaving New Jersey as Store Closures Mount
From supermarkets to clothing stores, a growing number of national retailers are closing locations across New Jersey amid financial pressures and shifting shopping habits. Trenton, NJ – A wave of store closures…
FBI Investigation Into IED at NYC Gracie Mansion Leads to Raid and Arrests in Bucks County
Federal investigators say an explosive device deployed during a protest near the mayor’s residence could have caused serious injuries or death. NEW YORK — Federal authorities have launched a terrorism investigation after…
Pennsylvania State Trooper Killed During Traffic Stop in Chester County
Authorities say the suspect opened fire during a traffic stop before taking his own life. West Caln Township, PA – A Pennsylvania State Police trooper was shot and killed Sunday night during…
New Jersey Man Jailed After Attempted Meeting With Minor in Bucks County
Authorities say a suspect who arranged an online meeting with someone he believed was a minor is now in custody after initially fleeing police. Bensalem, PA – A New Jersey man is…
New Jersey Facing $3 Billion Structural Deficit, Governor Sherrill Warns Ahead of Budget
Governor Mikie Sherrill says spending cuts will be needed to prevent a growing deficit that could wipe out state reserves within two years. Trenton, NJ – New Jersey could face a structural…
New Jersey Republicans Want to Make Bleachers Safe Again
Proposed “New Jersey Bleacher Safety Act” would mandate safety standards and inspections for existing bleachers statewide. Trenton, NJ – New Jersey lawmakers have introduced legislation that would require existing bleachers at sports…
New Jersey Lawmakers Propose Workplace Protections for Menstruation and Menopause Regardless of Gender
Legislation would expand New Jersey’s anti-discrimination law to protect workers of any gender experiencing menstruation, perimenopause, or menopause. Trenton, NJ – New Jersey lawmakers have introduced legislation that would make it illegal…
Municipal Pools in New Jersey Could Be Required to Post “Dry Drowning” Warnings
Proposed legislation would require municipalities with public pools to post warnings and distribute information about the symptoms of dry drowning. Trenton, NJ – A bill introduced in the New Jersey Senate would…
Another Ocean County School to Shut Down Over Continued State Funding Cuts
District officials say state funding cuts and a failed referendum forced the Ocean Gate school to shut down starting next school year. Ocean Gate, NJ – The Ocean Gate School District will…