Berkeley Township has the 27th lowest OVERALL Property Taxes in
JACKSON-On Friday, April 14th, the Jackson Police Department responded to
BRICK-The Brick Township Police Department has opted into a program
BRICK-Cal Ripken, Jr., the former Baltimore Orioles “Iron Man” will
Are you a person with Medicare living with diabetes or
Police in Toms River are asking for the public’s help as they look for 54-year-old man who has been missing for a week and needs immediate medical attention. Luiz Perez left his home in the North Dover section of town on April 3 without identification, a phone or medicine and has had no contact with family…
JACKSON – Walters Group is nearing completion on the first
The Ocean County Board of Chosen Freeholders awarded a proclamation
Several hundred people gathered at the dedication of a Vietnam
by Samuel Thompson, NJ-12 Assembly, TRENTON-Voting is one of the
An Ocean County chiropractor faces up to 15 years in prison after admitting he over-billed insurance companies, laundered the cash and later collected disability while still working, authorities said. Carlo Amato, the former owner of Chiropractic Care Consultants and Accident Recovery Physical Therapy in Lakewood, pleaded guilty to money laundering and theft by deception, the Ocean…
A Jersey Shore contractor accused of taking nearly a quarter-million dollars from 12 clients to perform work he never even started was arrested last week after more than a week on the run, authorities said. Peter Rinaldi, 56, of Little Egg Harbor, was taken into custody Friday near the Baymont Inn on East White Horse Pike…
Confusion over their address is costing a New Jersey family over $10,000. A woman who lives in Brick, but has a Howell mailing address, has to pay the Howell Board of Education after she mistakenly enrolled her child in the neighboring district. In New Jersey, mailing addresses often do not follow municipal boundaries. The student actually…
TRENTON-The same lawmakers who passed New Jersey’s outrageous 23 cents
The call was cold, abrupt and confusing. A PetSmart employee told Chuck Crawford his beloved dog Abby was dead and gave him info on where to pick up the carcass. “It was a 20-second phone call. It was so crude and beyond comprehension,” Crawford said. “To take your pet for a grooming, and then have them…
A judge has dismissed a murder indictment against a woman accused of purposely pushing a friend into the deep end of a motel swimming pool during a night of drinking at a Point Pleasant Beach motel. But Jelani Webster will remain jailed without bail for now. State Superior Court Judge James Blaney gave Ocean County prosecutors…
Get your green thumbs ready: Spring is here and New Jersey is giving 90,000 young trees away for free. The state forest service’s New Jersey Tree Recovery Campaign is handing out seedlings in communities around the state as part of a continuing effort to replace trees that were lost in Superstorm Sandy. “Trees provide habitat for…
JACKSON-The Jackson Township council on Tuesday celebrated Education and Sharing
STAFFORD-After just eight years in operation, Ocean County’s Board of
JACKSON-The Jackson MUA said on Thursday that the authority has
A woman working as the Easter Bunny became ill while working at Ocean County Mall, and was taken to a hospital for treatment, according to officials. Toms River police responded to the mall around 11 a.m. Monday after receiving a report of a woman in distress. There, they found the 35-year-old Bayville woman, clad in the…
The Medicaid fraud amnesty program offered to Ocean County residents after 26 people were arrested last summer in a massive sweep has resulted in consent agreements with 159 residents who will repay $2.2 million, state officials announced Tuesday. The announcement comes more than three months after the Dec. 12 deadline to enter the Ocean County Recipient…
LONG BEACH ISLAND-For several years, it has been a hobby
TOMS RIVER-Mr. Vernachio’s AP Environmental Science students at High School
he Arts Academy, located at High School North, hosted a
The Senate State Government, Waging, Tourism, and Historic Preservation Committee
Make-A-Wish New Jersey has joined forces with 60 Jersey Mike’s
JACKSON-Two developers applied to the Jackson Municipal Utilities Authority for
by Spring Lake PD SPRING LAKE-The heavy, wet snow from
by Todd Malland, MPD Manchester Twp. NJ – As Winter
Snow will continue to fall steadily until 2 am Thursday
JACKSON-Hundreds of line workers assembled today at Six Flags Great
by Jackson PD JACKSON-Samantha Conners (Badge #300), age 23, was
BARNEGAT LIGHT-The U.S. Coast Guard today is advising boaters to
From the Office of the Attorney General NJ TRENTON Toys”R”Us and Babies”R”Us officially announced
Atlantic City-Republicans across New Jersey’s southern counties can’t come to
BRICK-Mayor John Ducey addressed resident concerns over the condition of
JACKSON-The Jackson Township Police Department, Ocean County Prosecutors Office Major
TOMS RIVER-Did you ever wonder about the history of your
It’s the first day of spring today and that means
JACKSON-The property owned by JR Custom Landscaping in Jackson has
JACKSON-The Jackson Township Council has filled a vacant seat on
JACKSON-The Jackson Township Council is once again amending township ordinances
Tuesday, March 13, 2018– Students across the country have been
by JPD The Jackson Police Department would like to welcome
DALLAS-On Monday, the Dallas Fire-Rescue department received word that one
A state lawmaker has unveiled a plan to legalize marijuana that would permit hundreds of dispensaries across New Jersey and would allow people to grow a small number of plants at home. Assemblyman Reed Gusciora, D-Mercer, quietly introduced the bill last week after months of speculation about when it would drop and what it would contain.…
A Seaside High School teacher, who also served as a reserve police officer and a city councilman in Seaside, California, accidentally fired a gun inside the classroom, injuring three students Tuesday. The incident occurred at 1:20 p.m. local time (4:20 p.m. EDT) when Dennis Alexander was conducting Administration of Justice class and teaching the students about…
By Clay Calvert, Brechner Eminent Scholar in Mass Communication, University of Florida. Students from South Plantation High School, carrying placards, protest in support of gun control. Carlos Garcia/Reuters Thousands of high school students across the nation today are expected to leave their classes precisely at 10 a.m. for 17 minutes. The walkout serves two purposes: to…
