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Third Lawsuit Filed in Ocean County Vocational School Sex Abuse Scandal as Officials Remain Silent

A third lawsuit has expanded the legal crisis surrounding the Ocean County Vocational Technical School Performing Arts Academy, alleging administrators ignored or concealed years of sexual misconduct while a former instructor claims he was retaliated against for reporting student safety…

PETA Stages Dramatic ‘Human Lobster’ Protest Outside Jersey Shore Seafood Restaurant

PETA staged a dramatic protest outside Cousins Maine Lobster in Asbury Park on Friday, using a body-painted "human lobster" to protest the practice of boiling lobsters alive and encourage diners to choose vegan alternatives.…

Boats Left Stranded as Nearly Five-Foot Low Tide Drains Water from Manasquan Inlet

Three fishing boats were left stranded near Gull Island after the tide at Manasquan Inlet dropped nearly five feet Saturday afternoon, exposing shallow bottom before the next incoming tide.…

Mikie Sherrill Signed A Voter Data Protection Bill, Then Pulled it After Realizing It Will Hurt Democrats in Elections

A constitutional dispute is unfolding in Trenton after Assemblyman Brian Bergen accused the Sherrill administration of unlawfully delaying enforcement of New Jersey's newly enacted data broker law while state officials say legislative…

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Motorcyclist killed after vehicle fails to yield on White Horse Pike

Police say the vehicle failed to yield before the deadly Galloway collision GALLOWAY TOWNSHIP, NJ – A motorcycle rider was killed Friday night after a vehicle pulled from a driveway onto the White Horse Pike and failed to yield to the approaching motorcycle, triggering…

Brazilian ICE Detainee Wins Partial Review as New Jersey Judge Questions Length of Immigration Detention

A federal judge dismissed most of a Brazilian immigrant's challenge to expedited removal but ordered further briefing on whether his year-long ICE detention without an individualized bond hearing violates the Fifth Amendment.…

Historic Twisties Tavern on the Bay Still Waiting for a Buyer

Strathmere, NJ – One of South Jersey’s most storied waterfront landmarks is hitting the market. Twisties Tavern on the Bay, a beloved restaurant and bar with a 95-year legacy along the Strathmere…

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Beloved Lucille’s Luncheonette hits the market after 50 legendary years

Barnegat, NJ – One of Ocean County’s most iconic roadside landmarks is officially up for sale. Lucille’s Luncheonette, a cherished Pine Barrens staple known for its homemade country cooking and famous pies,…

Business News·Food & Dining·Jersey Shore News·New Jersey News

Popular Jersey Shore Area BBQ Restaurant Goes Up in Flames

WHITING, NJ – A Saturday afternoon fire forced the evacuation of multiple businesses after flames tore through Dickey’s Barbeque Pit on Lacey Road in Manchester Township, authorities said. The incident happened a…

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Three teens indicted in deadly Jersey Shore Pier Village boardwalk shooting

FREEHOLD, NJ – A Monmouth County grand jury has indicted three young men in connection with the fatal June 2025 shooting of an 18-year-old North Brunswick resident at Long Branch’s Pier Village,…

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Rodrick’s Fight Against Downtown Apartment Towers Influences State Law Against Future Bad Development Deals

TOMS RIVER, N.J. – A bitter development battle in downtown Toms River has prompted state lawmakers to move forward with a sweeping reform that would force municipalities to share tax-abatement revenue with…

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New Jersey lawmakers push bipartisan bill limiting governor’s emergency powers

TRENTON, NJ – In a rare bipartisan move, New Jersey lawmakers are pushing a sweeping measure that places new limits on how long a governor can maintain a state of emergency or…

Community News·Good News·Government News·Local Politics

New Jersey bill would let blind, disabled voters skip to front of polling lines

TRENTON, NJ – A newly introduced bill in the New Jersey Assembly aims to make in-person voting more accessible for residents who are blind or physically disabled by allowing them to move…

Community News·North Jersey News·Ocean County News

Free fishing for kids? New Jersey lawmaker proposes no-fee licenses for minors

TRENTON, NJ – A New Jersey lawmaker wants to make it easier for children and teens to get hooked on fishing—literally. Assemblyman Alex Sauickie (R–12th District) has introduced a new bill that…

Community News·Government News·Local Politics·Ocean County News

Toms River Mayor Rodrick Announces Plans to revive Surf Club site with new Ortley Beach boardwalk project

ORTLEY BEACH, NJ – More than a decade after Superstorm Sandy wiped out the legendary Joey Harrison’s Surf Club, Toms River Township is preparing to transform the once-blighted oceanfront property into a…

Community News·Jersey Shore News·Ocean County News·Toms River News

No end in sight for brutal New Jersey cold snap as wind chills plunge below zero

TRENTON, NJ – New Jersey remains locked in a deep freeze this weekend, with temperatures hovering in the teens and dangerous wind chills prompting an Extreme Cold Warning from the National Weather…

Weather Reports and News·New Jersey News·Toms River News

Rivals settle ‘Tun Tavern’ lawsuit, clearing way for historic Philadelphia rebuild

PHILADELPHIA, PA – A long-running legal battle over the right to resurrect Philadelphia’s legendary Tun Tavern—the birthplace of the U.S. Marine Corps—has ended in a settlement that clears the way for a…

Business News·Atlantic County News·Government News·Local History

P.F. Chang’s Toms River launches five-course Valentine’s Day feast for two

TOMS RIVER, NJ – Couples and food lovers looking for an indulgent Valentine’s Day experience can find it at P.F. Chang’s this week, as the restaurant chain rolls out a limited-time five-course…

Business News·Food & Dining·Jersey Shore News·Monmouth County News

New Jersey student’s death after ‘charged lemonade’ sparks federal caffeine crackdown

TRENTON, NJ – The death of a 21-year-old New Jersey college student after consuming a highly caffeinated drink has ignited a nationwide call for stronger caffeine labeling laws, with a new federal…

Community News·Jersey Shore News·Local Politics·New Jersey News

Weed shop goes up in smoke as fire injures two firefighters in Irvington

IRVINGTON, NJ – A late-night blaze tore through a cannabis dispensary in Essex County, leaving two firefighters injured and a commercial building heavily damaged after flames erupted inside the store’s second-floor location…

Police Blotter

New Jersey drivers find relief as gas prices dip below $2.50 statewide

TRENTON, NJ – New Jersey motorists are getting a rare break at the pump this week, as average fuel prices across the state dropped to some of the lowest levels seen in…

Business News·New Jersey News

Migrant with ICE Detainer jailed without bail in brutal home invasion

TOMS RIVER, NJ – An illegal migrant man was taken into custody this week on charges stemming from a violent home invasion that left a local neighborhood shaken, according to a criminal…

Local Politics·Ocean County News·Toms River News

Toms River mansion with Eiffel Tower staircase lists for $3.5M

TOMS RIVER, NJ – A sprawling waterfront mansion with its own imported Eiffel Tower staircase and panoramic river views has hit the market for $3.525 million, offering one of the most distinctive…

Real Estate News·Toms River News

$6M bayfront mega-mansion redefines luxury living in Toms River

TOMS RIVER, NJ – A newly built, resort-style waterfront estate has hit the Toms River market for a staggering $5.999 million, setting a new benchmark for coastal luxury in Ocean County. Listed…

Real Estate News·New Jersey News·Toms River News

Firefighters battle late-night blaze in Barnegat Light, prevent home from burning

BARNEGAT LIGHT, NJ – A detached garage fire kept firefighters busy late Sunday night in Barnegat Light, but quick action by crews prevented the flames from spreading into the nearby home despite…

Ocean County News

Sen. Carmen Amato bill would roll back NJ’s new ‘mansion tax’ tiers, restore flat 1% rate on $1M-plus property deals

TRENTON, N.J. – A new proposal from Senator Carmen F. Amato Jr. (R-Ocean) seeks to undo New Jersey’s recently enacted tiered tax system on high-value real estate transfers, restoring a single flat…

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