Los Angeles Faces First Amendment Challenge Over Ban on N-Word, C-Word
Los Angeles, CA – The Los Angeles City Council is facing a constitutional challenge after adopting a policy that prohibits members of the public from using the racial slur commonly known as…
Wild police chase ends after suspect rams cruisers and hits 100 mph in New Jersey
100 mph escape attempt ends in arrest on NJ Turnpike LEONIA, N.J. — A wanted man sparked a dangerous overnight chase after ramming multiple police vehicles and fleeing at speeds nearing 100…
Sen. Kim opposes DHS nomination as Mullin advances in narrow committee vote
A sharply divided Senate panel pushed forward a new DHS nominee as political tensions deepen over leadership and policy direction. Washington, DC – Sen. Andy Kim publicly opposed advancing the nomination of…
Mikie Sherrill Sees Middle School in Her Own Town Shut Down Over School Funding Catastrophe in New Jersey
An emotional board decision will shutter a Montclair middle school and reassign students as the district confronts a deep budget shortfall. Montclair, NJ – The Montclair Board of Education voted to close…
Costco CEO vows $1.50 hot dog price will not change despite rising costs
A rare public moment put Costco’s most iconic loss leader back in focus as its CEO reaffirmed a decades-long pricing promise. BRICK, NJ – Good news, New Jersey hot dog fans. While…
Toms River Mayor Rodrick Vows to Continue Fight Against Overdevelopment and Council Politicking
Mayor Daniel Rodrick says a state-approved deal to limit growth is now in jeopardy following council action. Toms River, NJ – A high-stakes housing dispute is unfolding in Toms River, where Mayor…
Iran conflict stirs support, fear among New Jersey’s Iranian community, ire from Democrat leaders
As U.S. military action escalates overseas, Iranian Americans in New Jersey are expressing a mix of approval, anxiety, and concern for family members caught in the conflict. Bergen County, NJ – The…
Jackson code officer sues township officials over alleged job retaliation tied to mayor’s code violations
A longtime Jackson Township employee says enforcement actions against a local official triggered reprisals, discipline, and threats to his job. Jackson, NJ – A Jackson Township code enforcement officer has filed suit…
New Jersey Bill to Ban Sale and Use Gas Leaf Blowers Introduced Again by Democrats
A proposed law would restrict sales, limit use in residential areas, and push a shift to electric equipment statewide. Trenton, NJ – A New Jersey Senate bill introduced for the 2026 legislative…
ICE demands Ocean County to honor detainer of Lakewood migrant charged with sexual assault of minor
Federal officials say a detainer has been lodged as local authorities hold suspect without bail. Lakewood, NJ – Federal immigration officials are urging Ocean County authorities not to release a man arrested…
NJ Transit lawsuit dismissed after judge finds insufficient injury claim details
A federal court ruling gives plaintiff 30 days to amend complaint and financial filing. Newark, NJ – A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed against NJ Transit after finding the plaintiff…
NYC Pushes to Make Basement Housing Approvals Easier by Reducing Red Tape and Construction Roadblocks
City officials launch initiative to simplify backyard and basement housing as affordability pressures grow. New York, NY – New York City is moving to accelerate the construction of accessory dwelling units, or…
Jackson Township sued after police cruiser crash injures driver at intersection
A New Jersey lawsuit alleges reckless emergency driving led to a collision and injuries. Jackson, NJ – A Jackson Township woman has filed a civil lawsuit alleging a police officer caused a…
Lakewood’s explosive growth reshapes Ocean County as Orthodox community, shtickle pioneers expand outward
A decades-long population surge centered in Lakewood is driving significant demographic, housing, and political changes across neighboring New Jersey towns. Lakewood, NJ – What began as a small yeshiva community in the…
Federal judge orders ICE to release Guatemalan man detained in Newark within 48 hours
A court ruling in New Jersey found prolonged immigration detention unlawful, mandating immediate supervised release. Newark, NJ – A federal judge has ordered the release of a Guatemalan national detained by Immigration…
Tensions rise in Jersey City as World Cup sponsorship sparks values debate
Op-Ed: When Sponsorship Clashes with Values — Jersey City, Goya, and the World Cup by Gus Penaranda Jersey City, NJ – This June, as the world turns its attention to New Jersey…
Boardwalk Weather Returns to New Jersey with temps climbing into mid-60s this weekend
After a stretch of cooler conditions, a steady warmup is set to bring springlike temperatures back across the Garden State. Toms River, NJ – New Jersey is set to see a noticeable…
Princeton women stand as NJ’s lone March Madness team in 2026 tournament
With no men’s teams qualifying, a nationally ranked Princeton squad carries the state’s presence into this year’s NCAA Tournament. Princeton, NJ – The Princeton University women’s basketball team will be the only…
Newark Airport wait times swing wildly as TSA shortages and delays strain spring break travel
Travelers passing through Newark Liberty International Airport are facing unpredictable security lines as staffing shortages and ongoing disruptions ripple through one of the nation’s busiest hubs. Newark, NJ – Security wait times…
New Jersey Fans React: Former TLC personality charged in Florida child molestation case from 2020 trip
Authorities say a years-old allegation involving a child victim surfaced during a recent interview, leading to an arrest and pending extradition. Bay County, FL – A 31-year-old man identified as a former…
New Jersey gas prices surge near $4 per gallon amid global oil shock tied to Iran conflict
NJ gas prices jump more than $1 as Iran conflict rattles oil markets and hits Ocean County. New Jersey drivers are getting hit with a sharp jump at the pump as turmoil…
