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Nearly 30 dead sharks washed ashore along a stretch of beach in Sea Isle City, raising questions about what caused the unusual marine die-off.

Mystery Surrounds 29 Dead Sharks Found Along Sea Isle City Beach

A woman discovered 29 dead sharks along a Sea Isle City beach, with marine experts saying the animals may have stranded during changing tides or been discarded offshore by fishermen.…

Murphy keeps learning new tricks but finding someone to love is the lesson he needs most

The 1-year-old shelter dog is winning hearts with his progress, playful spirit and eagerness to learn JACKSON, NJ – Murphy arrived at the shelter as a young stray who did not even know how to sit, but just one week…

Meet Munson the lovebug ready to become someone’s most devoted best friend

This affectionate XL Bully gives both paws, walks beautifully and wants nothing more than a person of his own JACKSON, NJ – Munson may weigh 125 pounds, but the approximately 4-year-old XL…

Chris Christie Makes Big Splash in Return to New Jersey Politics With an Unusual Partner in Crime

Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is returning to the state's political stage through the newly formed New Jersey Legacy PAC, appearing with Ocean County GOP Chairman George Gilmore at a kickoff…

The Club at Jackson Twenty-One says its separate men's and women's pool hours were adopted as a religious accommodation and did not deny residents access to community amenities.

Jackson 21 HOA Defends Gender-Segregated Pool Hours in Response to N.J. Civil Rights Complaint

A Jackson Township homeowners association is defending its gender-segregated pool schedule in a pending New Jersey civil rights case, arguing the policy balanced religious accommodation with equal access by providing more weekly hours for open swimming than single-gender sessions.…

Trenton Water Works - Trenton Water Works is preparing to resume water service shutoffs for customers with seriously delinquent accounts beginning Sept. 1.

Trenton Water Works to Resume Water Shutoffs for Unpaid Bills Beginning Sept. 1

Trenton Water Works will begin disconnecting water service for eligible customers with unpaid bills starting Sept. 1 and is urging residents to contact Customer Care now to arrange payment or seek financial assistance.…

Jackson Officials Pledge More Open Space Preservation in 2024

JACKSON, NJ – The Jackson Township Open Space Committee convened for their inaugural meeting of 2024, with Mayor Michael Reina expressing enthusiasm for the committee’s role in identifying land for preservation. The…

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Numerous Kayaks and Canoes Recovered After Passing Storms

ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY, MD – The Maryland Department of Natural Resources – Natural Resources Police announced the recovery of several canoes and kayaks that drifted away during recent flooding in Anne Arundel…

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Wildwood Crest Police Welcomes New Officers, Celebrates Top Graduate

WILDWOOD CREST, NJ – The Wildwood Crest Police Department proudly announced the addition of three new full-time officers to its ranks. Patrol Officers Robert Ferguson, Logan Burke, and Christopher Johnson have successfully…

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Downtown Toms River Heavily Flooded After Passing Storm

TOMS RIVER, NJ – Coastal areas of Toms River and the barrier island experienced moderate flooding after an overnight storm dumped nearly two-and-a-half inches of rain across the township. Downtown Toms River…

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Something Smells Fishy in the Water in Jackson Township

There’s something fishy smelling in the water in Jackson Township. The Jackson Township Municipal Utilities Authority, an authority that runs independently of the Jackson Township municipal government and supplies water and sewer…

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Owen Henry Sworn In as New State Senator for New Jersey’s 12th District

JACKSON, NJ – Owen Henry, former mayor of Old Bridge Township in Middlesex County, has officially taken the oath of office as the new state senator for New Jersey’s 12th Legislative District.…

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Tunnel Discovery Under Chabad Lubavitch Headquarters Leads to Chaos in Brooklyn

NEW YORK CITY, NY – A recent discovery of underground tunnels beneath the Chabad Lubavitch World Headquarters in Brooklyn’s Crown Heights neighborhood has caused widespread disruption. The tunnels, reportedly constructed within the…

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Road flooded - Use Caution, police advise alternate routes.

Leonia Braces for Winter Storm Finn; Flood Watch and Wind Advisory in Effect

LEONIA, NJ – The Leonia Police Department issued an alert today regarding Winter Storm Finn, expected to impact the region starting Tuesday, January 9th, and concluding on Wednesday, January 10th. Contrary to…

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Mr. Rogers Has Become Part of New Jersey Democrat’s Campaign to Unseat Corrupt U.S. Senator

MOORESTOWN, NJ – Rep. Andy Kim, who has leveraging his image of picking up trash inside the Capitol after the January 6, 2021, events, has raised substantial funds for his Senate bid.…

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New Jersey Governor Full Steam Ahead on Wind Farms Amid Crippling Industry Crisis

Setbacks in Offshore Wind Energy Projects in New Jersey and New York TRENTON, NJ, — The offshore wind energy sector in New Jersey and New York is experiencing significant challenges. In New…

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Governor Murphy Criticized for Bringing Social Distancing Back to New Jersey

TRENTON, NJ – Governor Phil Murphy and his team were criticized on Saturday after he hosted a press conference regarding the impending winter storm. During the press conference, Murphy and other state…

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Monroe Township Police Welcome New K-9 Officers Cairo and Boa

MONROE TOWNSHIP, NJ – The Monroe Township Police Department recently announced the addition of two new K-9 officers, Cairo and Boa, along with their handlers, Officer Don Farnelli and Officer Cody Hendrickson,…

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These Ten Foods Have Been Identified as Being Authentically New Jersey

New Jersey, often dubbed as the “diner capital of the world,” offers a diverse culinary landscape that mirrors its rich cultural heritage. Here’s a list of 10 foods that are authentically New…

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Here are the Best Ice Rinks to Visit in New Jersey

Heading to a skating rink in New Jersey offers a delightful and family-friendly activity that caters to all, from beginners to those who love gliding along to music. As the temperatures drop,…

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New Jersey Lawmakers Want to Give Themselves 67% Pay Raise

TRENTON, NJ – Assemblyman Jay Webber criticized the proposed 67% salary increase for New Jersey lawmakers, a move seen as controversial amidst the state’s rising cost of living and inflation pressures. The…

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Family Seeks Justice for Baltimore Murder Victim Found in New Jersey River

BALTIMORE, MD – The family of PD Edwards is desperately seeking answers after his tragic murder in Baltimore City, with his body later discovered in a river in New Jersey. The case,…

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Why Does the Battleship New Jersey Have So Much Wood on Steel Warship?

CAMDEN, NJ – If you have ever been to the battleship U.S.S. New Jersey, you might have left wondering, “Why is there so much wood on a battleship?” Ryan Semansky, Curator at…

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Jackson Township Welcomes Installation of Long-Awaited Traffic Light on County Line Road

JACKSON, NJ – After years of safety concerns and traffic issues in Jackson Township, Ocean County officials have initiated a project to install a traffic light at a critical junction in the…

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New Jersey Lawmaker Slams Phil Murphy for Putting Migrants Ahead of Veterans

TRENTON, N.J. — New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy’s recent allocation of $87.8 million towards undocumented immigrants has sparked criticism from Assembly Republican Leader John DiMaio. The funds, intended for individuals who did…

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Toms River Man Sold Banned Chinese Cameras to Police Departments Across New Jersey

Tamer Zakhary, 49, of Toms River, New Jersey, faces charges for allegedly selling non-compliant security cameras and equipment to law enforcement agencies, U.S. Attorney Philip R. Sellinger announced. Zakhary, CEO of a…

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