Three police departments in Burlington County are hoping you’ve seen something that can help them find and arrest men who have been posing as officers and rifling through motorists’ belongings this month. Florence, Burlington and Delanco townships are all on the lookout for suspects in separate incidents who claimed to be police officers, stopped a vehicle…
Berkeley Township has the 27th lowest OVERALL Property Taxes in
BRICK-The Ocean County Democrat Club has taken to Facebook this
WASHINGTON,DC– “A slime ball,” that’s how President Donald J. Trump described
Ocean County Prosecutor Joseph D. Coronato and Toms River Police
A New Jersey community college is investigating why a professor shouted the F-word at a student in an incident that was caught on camera. The student identifies as politically conservative, and the incident has sparked complaints about the college as a liberal atmosphere where alternative political viewpoints are not tolerated. During a Sociology 105, Intercultural Communication…
TOMS RIVER-Let’s face it, our local governments spend a lot
VINELAND –Sam Fiocchi, who is running against Ocean County’s Republican
On Thursday, April 12, 2018 the Hamilton Township School District
TOMS RIVER-The Toms River Office of Emergency Management is warning
Submitted by Evan Lukaske, TOMS RIVER-Representative MacArthur talks a big game
Gov. Phil Murphy will soon receive his first truly awful bill from the Legislature, a rush job that provides for a subsidy of $300 million a year to support PSEG’s nuclear power plants in South Jersey. Unfortunately, the new governor is likely to sign it, in part because it is the pet project of Senate President…
After months of debate, the legislature passed a controversial bill to give the state’s largest utility company hundreds of millions of dollars through a new subsidy that will be paid by Garden State utility customers. The bill, A3724, has come under fire from environmental groups and consumer advocates. It provides a $300 million per year subsidy…
Submitted by Evan Lukaske, In the wake of the Facebook-Cambridge
JACKSON-The summer hiring season heats up at Six Flags Great
TOMS RIVER-If you’re not looking for it, you’ll probably pass
One was accused of bending back the fingers and rapping the knuckles of uncooperative students. Another allegedly helped kids cheat on state tests. A third robbed a bank. Last year, New Jersey yanked the teaching licenses of 76 teachers and school officials for a wide variety of misconduct, sexual abuse, crimes and other allegations inside and…
JACKSON – Walters Group is nearing completion on the first
by Samuel Thompson, NJ-12 Assembly, TRENTON-Voting is one of the
Sheriff Bob Nolan of Cape May County, New Jersey, has been on the job for fewer than 80 days — but as a seasoned law enforcement professional of , he hit the ground running. Nolan and the Cape May County freeholders have united in their opposition to becoming a sanctuary state, as New Jersey’s Democrat Gov.…
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-He’s not part of the New Jersey Republican establishment, that
by Matthew Reilly, USAO NEWARK– Two individuals who allegedly forced a
TRENTON-New Jersey Democrats are launching what they are calling the
A municipal official in a New Jersey shore town who said he would resign after police found a hypodermic needle in his vehicle has changed his mind. Spring Lake Heights Councilman Robert Merriken is charged with possessing drug paraphernalia. But he’s maintaining his innocence, telling APP.com that the charge was “ridiculous” and that the needle did…
WASHINGTON — Can William Bruck cancel out Donald Trump? Rep. Tom MacArthur is counting on it. MacArthur, R-3rd Dist., is New Jersey’s most pro-Trump federal lawmaker, backing the president in such high-profile votes for legislation curbing the federal deduction for state and local taxes and ending New Jersey’s Medicaid expansion. That will be used against him…
The Liberty Jazz Band was crowned NJ STATE CHAMPIONS this
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…
TRENTON-New Jersey Assemblywoman Valerie Vainieri-Huttle (D) thinks children under the age
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…
An off-duty Long Branch police officer admitted Tuesday that he was driving drunk when he fatally struck a woman as she crossed the street in September. Detective Jake Pascucci acknowledged that he had at least a blood-alcohol level of .08, the state’s legal limit for drivers, when he hit Karen Borkowski, 66, as she crossed Ocean…
Brian Goldberg is hoping New Jersey Republicans appreciate his years
By Brian Goldberg On Monday, April 2, Brian D. Goldberg
by Ralph Stocco, TRPD TOMS RIVER-On March 28th at 10 pm
EDISON-New Jersey online news publisher Lisa McCormick has challenged incumbent
MANAHAWKIN-Southern Regional opened the 2017 season with an 8-9 come
PRESS RELEASE-HUGIN FOR SENATE U.S. Senate candidate Bob Hugin released
Retail giants are going bankrupt left and right, which doesn’t make sense since the economy is actually getting better. But a report by David Dayen in The New Republic shines a light on what’s really behind retail stores like Macys, Toys R Us, and countless others being forced to shut their doors. Ring of Fire’s Mike…
If you’re a fan of arts, crafts and home decor, you’re probably familiar with Hobby Lobby. As the world’s largest privately owned arts-and-crafts retailer, Hobby Lobby operates more than 800 stores across 47 states. RELATED: 7 ways to save money at Tuesday Morning Here’s how to save money at Hobby Lobby When it’s time to get…
Effectively immediately, doctors in New Jersey can recommend their patients use medical marijuana to treat anxiety, various forms of chronic pain, migraines and Tourette’s syndrome. The conditions have been added under the first stage of a wide-ranging expansion of the medicinal marijuana program announced Tuesday by Gov. Phil Murphy . Patients will also pay less to…
Lacey Mom Fights Back Against Lacey School District’s “Viewpoint Discrimination”
LONG BEACH ISLAND-For several years, it has been a hobby
The NJSIAA baseball championships will have a new home in June. According to an APP.com report, the state baseball finals are moving to Veterans Park, Hamilton Township and leaving Toms River, the sole site of the group finals since 2003. The state baseball finals are scheduled for June 9-10. Three games will be played on Saturday…
Independent Auditor Was Unable to Determine What Happened to $33
TRENTON-New Jersey’s County Boards of Chosen Freeholders, often affectionately referred
TRENTON-New Jersey lawmakers are trying to rein in a pattern
Republican state Senator Joe Pennachhio is looking to make it harder