Hard Working People are Leaving New Jersey for More Tax-Friendly States, Report
Trenton, NJ – New Jersey continued to rank among the nation’s biggest losers in interstate migration as residents moved to lower-tax states, according to a new report by Tax Foundation policy analyst…
New No Parking Zone on Littleton Road in Parsippany
Parsippany, NJ – The Parsippany Police Department has announced the implementation of a new no parking zone on Littleton Road, effective immediately. This measure comes in line with Local Ordinance 405-14, recently…
Road Closure on E. Glebe Road Following Vehicle Overturn
Alexandria, VA – The City of Alexandria Police Department has announced a road closure on E. Glebe Road due to an overturned vehicle. The closure affects the entirety of the street from…
Five Forgotten New Jersey Towns You Should Probably Visit Before You Die
New Jersey, often overshadowed by the allure of New York City and the historical significance of Philadelphia, holds its own treasure trove of hidden gems. Among these are towns that have slipped…
Here Are the Ways You Can Travel to New York Without Paying the High Tolls
Nestled on the eastern seaboard, the journey from New Jersey to New York City is a path traveled by countless commuters, tourists, and locals every day. Whether you’re a first-time visitor aiming…
Storms, Rain, and Flooding Devastate This Toms River Nature Trail
Toms River, NJ – Cattus Island County Park has experienced unprecedented coastal flooding in January, leading to extensive damage and closures of its popular trails. The park faced two major coastal storms…
New Jersey is Fascinated With Retro Arcades as Old School Gaming Surges in Popularity
ASBURY PARK, NJ – Classic and retro gaming is trending in the United States and around the world and New Jersey leads the nation in the trend of retro arcades. Retrorcades are…
Toll Hike for New Jersey Weeks Away, Governor On Board With Increase
TRENTON, NJ – New Jersey’s transportation history is marked by a series of toll adjustments aimed at supporting its vast network of roads and bridges. Starting March 1, drivers will see a…
Should Turnpike Toll Fees Be Clearer for Drivers? Legislator Says Yes
Trenton, NJ – New Jersey Assemblyman Bob Auth has introduced a bill aimed at increasing transparency regarding toll charges on the state’s major highways. With toll increases on the horizon, Auth’s bill…
Massive Sinkhole Swallows Street in South Jersey
Mount Laurel, NJ – A large sinkhole led to the closure of a road in Mount Laurel, Burlington County, on Monday afternoon, according to local police reports. The sinkhole, which opened up…
We Used A.I. To Tell Us About Residents in Philadelphia and Here’s What it Said
Philadelphia, PA – What does A.I. think of people who live in the city of brotherly love? Based on the data with Open AI’s Chat GPT, we asked the system to tell…
Egg Harbor Township Issues Traffic Advisories, Announces Year-Long Detour
Egg Harbor Township, NJ – The Egg Harbor Township Police Department has issued a series of traffic advisories for the week of January 29th through February 4th, impacting several roads in the…
New Jersey Parents Could Face Bigger Fines for Not Doing This With their Children
Trenton, NJ – In a significant move to enhance child safety in vehicles, a new bill has been introduced that substantially increases the penalties for drivers who fail to properly secure children…
Veterans Could Soon Get Their Own License Plates in New Jersey
TRENTON, NJ – New York Yankees fans, New Jersey Devils Fans, and fans of the Giants and Jets can get their own license plates in New Jersey, but honorably discharged veterans cannot.…
Registered Nurse License Plates Considered in New Jersey Legislature
Trenton, NJ – The New Jersey Senate Transportation Committee has favorably advanced Senate Bill No. 781, complete with committee amendments. This legislation, poised to make a significant impact on the state’s motor…
New Jersey Commuters Off the Rails on 15% Transit Rate Hike
Newark, NJ – NJ Transit has announced a proposal for a 15% systemwide fare adjustment, slated to take effect from July 1, 2024. This decision marks the first fare increase since 2015…
DePhillips Criticizes Proposed NJ Transit Fare Hike as Counterproductive
Assemblyman Christopher DePhillips has voiced strong opposition to NJ Transit’s proposed 15% fare increase, arguing that it effectively negates Governor Phil Murphy’s no-fare-hike achievement. DePhillips, a Republican member of the Assembly Transportation…
NJ Senate Committee Approves Bill to Honor Bordentown’s Benjamin Moore on I-295
The New Jersey Senate Transportation Committee has taken a significant step in honoring a local hero by advancing legislation to rename a section of Interstate 295. Proposed by Senator Troy Singleton, the…
Lake Placid Welcomes First New Hotel Since 2013 with $35 Million Cambria Hotel Opening
Lake Placid has celebrated the grand opening of the Cambria Hotel, marking the first new hotel in the area since 2013. This $35 million investment brings a modern 105,645-square-foot hotel featuring 185…
New Federal Rules Prohibit New Jersey from Running Jokes on Highway Signs
TRENTON, NJ – Call it a cease and desist to states like New Jersey that frequently post quirky dad jokes on critical highway safety signs or call it a warning from the…
Travel Advisory Issued in Freehold Township Amid Icy Conditions
FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP, NJ – The Freehold Township Police Department issued a travel advisory today due to rapidly freezing roadways across the township. A significant drop in temperatures has led to hazardous driving…
