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Senior turns tables on $80K scam attempt as alleged courier is nabbed outside her NJ home

Berkeley Township woman alerted police after losing $50K and helped investigators intercept a second cash demand BERKELEY TOWNSHIP, NJ – A senior citizen who realized she had been duped out of $50,000 by scammers posing as Microsoft and Wells Fargo…

North Atlantic right whales migrate along the East Coast, where Save Long Beach Island is seeking expanded federal habitat protections through a planned lawsuit. Photo by John White

Save LBI Announces Planned Federal Lawsuit Over North Atlantic Right Whale Habitat Protections

Save Long Beach Island announced plans to sue the U.S. Department of Commerce after NOAA denied a petition seeking expanded critical habitat protections for the endangered North Atlantic right whale.…

A heavily decomposed fin whale rests in the surf off Barnegat Light as Marine Mammal Stranding Center personnel coordinate recovery and examination efforts. Photo by Marine Mammal Stranding Center

Decomposed Endangered Fin Whale Washes Ashore at Barnegat Light on Long Beach Island

A suspected endangered female fin whale drifted ashore in Barnegat Light after being spotted floating off Long Beach Island, prompting recovery efforts by the Marine Mammal Stranding Center.…

Commissioners are expected to vote on nearly $17 million in proposed capital improvements during Wednesday's Ocean County Board of Commissioners meeting.

Ocean County Commissioners to Consider Nearly $17 Million in Capital Projects at Wednesday Meeting

Ocean County commissioners will hold public hearings Wednesday on nearly $17 million in proposed capital improvement projects affecting county libraries, parks, golf courses, emergency communications, corrections, and law enforcement technology.…

Massive dead whale washes into Jersey Shore surf and begins breaking apart

Suspected female fin whale is now near Barnegat Light after being spotted off Long Beach Island BARNEGAT LIGHT, NJ – A massive dead whale that spent Sunday drifting off Long Beach Island has moved into the surf near Barnegat Light, where its heavily decomposed…

Ocean County Weighing Independent Investigation Into OCVTS Scandal as Lawsuits Mount

Ocean County officials are reportedly considering appointing an independent investigator to review allegations surrounding the Ocean County Vocational Technical School scandal as lawsuits and criminal cases continue to expand.…

New Jersey Moves to Impose New Restrictions, Regulations on Gun Manufacturers

Trenton, NJ – Imagine making car manufacturers pay for all of the crimes committed by drivers on the roadways. That’s what New Jersey wants to do, holding gun manufacturers liable for the…

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Drake, Adin Ross named in class action lawsuit alleging illegal gambling and music botting scheme

Alexandria, VA – Rapper Aubrey “Drake” Graham, online streamer Adin Ross, and entrepreneur George Nguyen have been named in a federal class action lawsuit accusing them of promoting an illegal online casino…

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Key Lawmaker in New Jersey’s Historic Meghans Law Bill Passes on New Year’s Eve

Trenton, NJ – Governor Phil Murphy expressed his condolences following the death of former Congressman and state legislator Dick Zimmer, praising him as a dedicated public servant whose career was defined by…

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Jackson Police Department Says Farewell to Two Veteran Officers

Jackson Township, NJ – The Jackson Township Police Department gathered in full force to celebrate the careers and retirement of Sergeant Michael Grochowski and Lieutenant Fred Meabe, two longtime officers whose decades…

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Mikie Sherrill nominates former federal co-worker as comptroller

Trenton, NJ –New Jersey Governor-elect Mikie Sherrill announced her nomination of Shirley Emehelu to serve as New Jersey’s next state comptroller, describing the veteran attorney as a trusted colleague and a champion…

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New Jersey Gov Says You Would Be Struck by Lightning Before Finding Voter Fraud

Trenton, NJ – Governor Phil Murphy defended New Jersey’s decision not to adopt a voter ID law, saying the state’s election system is already secure and that instances of voter fraud are…

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Four indicted in multistate travel insurance fraud scheme uncovered by New Jersey investigators

Trenton, NJ – Four individuals from New Jersey and New York have been indicted for allegedly orchestrating a fraudulent travel insurance scheme that involved fake trips, fabricated medical emergencies, and falsified records,…

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Four charged in violent Lodi home invasion after months-long investigation

Lodi, NJ – Four individuals, including a juvenile, have been charged in connection with an armed home invasion that took place inside a Lodi apartment in October following a joint investigation by…

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Ten ways millions of New Jersey residents quietly celebrate World Introvert Day

TOMS RIVER, NJ – While much of the world loudly welcomed the new year, today belongs to those who prefer things a little quieter. January 2 marks World Introvert Day — a…

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Hatzolah feud deepens as Lakewood grants free fuel to select agencies, excludes rival EMS group

LAKEWOOD, N.J. – The ongoing rivalry between Lakewood’s long-established emergency service organizations and the newer Hatzulas Nefashos group has intensified after the township approved a yearlong municipal fuel subsidy — excluding the…

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Former Toms River Administrator at Center of Anti-Gay Discrimination Lawsuit Loses Primary Home in New Year’s Eve Fire

SEASIDE PARK, N.J. – The Seaside Park home of former Toms River Business Administrator Lou Amoruso was destroyed in a three-alarm fire on New Year’s Eve, authorities confirmed. The late-night blaze on…

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New York City Starts 2026 with New Year’s Day Murder, Gunshot Wound to the Head

BRONX, N.Y. – New York City recorded its first murder of the new year early Thursday morning after a 55-year-old man was found shot to death near the Cross Bronx Expressway. Police…

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Vicious Lakewood EMS rivalry turns ugly as response vehicle egged after racist calls target new company

LAKEWOOD, N.J. – A rising local emergency medical service, Hatzulas Nefashos, is facing escalating harassment amid a growing turf war over who controls first-response operations in the Lakewood and Jackson area. The…

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Toms River Council rejects mayor’s call to cut ties with insurance firm under state investigation

TOMS RIVER, N.J. – Toms River council members aligned with former Mayor Mo Hill have voted to block Mayor Dan Rodrick’s attempt to save hundreds of thousands of dollars and cut ties…

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Toms River Council Passes Rule That Could Put Mayor in Jail for Exercising Free Speech During Council Meetings

TOMS RIVER, N.J. – The new Toms River Council majority got to work early in their retribution against Mayor Dan Rodrick and passed a rule that could see opposition council members in…

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Overnight blaze engulfs Seaside Park home prompting third alarm

Seaside Park, NJ – Fire crews from multiple Ocean County departments battled a raging three-alarm structure fire overnight on K Street in Seaside Park, where flames tore through a home and threatened…

Ocean County News

Jackson Moves Forward on Controversial Plan to Send Westlake Mews Traffic Through Robbins Estates

Jackson Township, NJ — Not everyone is happy, but according to township officials, the people who matter during elections, the senior citizens of Westlake, are very excited. Jackson Township Mayor Jennifer L.…

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Seven juveniles injured in Berkeley Township firepit explosion

Berkeley Township, NJ – Seven juveniles suffered burns after a flash fire erupted in a backyard firepit late Tuesday night, prompting a multi-agency investigation, according to Ocean County Prosecutor Bradley D. Billhimer.…

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Ocean County is the Deadliest Place to Drive in New Jersey According to State Police Fatal Crash Records

Toms River, NJ – Ocean County once again led New Jersey in traffic deaths, according to Ocean County Sheriff Michael Mastronardy, as new data revealed the county recorded more fatal crashes than…

Police Blotter·Local Politics·Political Crime and Corruption·Toms River News

New Jersey’s cashless tolls target minorities and poor with excessive double fees

TRENTON, N.J. – As New Jersey’s toll systems move toward fully cashless payments, a growing debate is emerging over whether the shift conflicts with state law and disproportionately impacts low-income and minority…

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