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CVS shoplifter accused of swiping $1,100 in merchandise from Cape May County store

New Jersey State Police release suspect image in push to identify man UPPER TOWNSHIP, NJ – A shoplifting suspect walked into a Cape May County CVS and allegedly made off with approximately $1,100 in merchandise, and New Jersey State Police…

Photo Caption: Isiah Greene, 32, of Trenton, has been charged with murder and weapons offenses in the fatal shooting of Jemear Miller, prosecutors said.

Trenton Man Charged With Murder in East State Street Shooting That Killed Ewing Man

Trenton man Isiah Greene faces murder and weapons charges in the Aug. 2 East State Street shooting that killed Ewing resident Jemear Miller.…

Photo Caption: Brick Township will issue 200 beach vehicle permits for the 2026-27 season, with residents receiving exclusive application access on Sept. 10.

Brick Residents Get First Chance at Beach Vehicle Permits for 2026-27 Season

Brick Township will begin accepting applications for its 2026-27 beach vehicle permits on Sept. 10, giving residents exclusive first-day access before applications open to the public.…

Photo Caption: The Lakewood Student Transportation Authority notified families that reduced state municipal aid has ended the township subsidy for non-mandated student transportation, increasing costs for the 2026-27 school year.

Facing Budget Crisis, Lakewood Cuts Funding For Non-Mandated Schol Bus Routes

LAKEWOOD, N.J. — Families in Lakewood Township whose children live close enough to school that transportation is not required by state law are facing a sharp increase in busing costs for the…

Friday Morning NJ Traffic: Two Crashes on I-195, Route 35 Closure, Route 3 Flooding Snarls Commute

Friday morning commuters across New Jersey are facing crashes on Interstate 195, a Route 35 closure in Woodbridge, flooding in Secaucus, and typical heavy delays approaching New York City crossings.…

Photo Caption: A page from retired New Jersey State Police Major Robert Yaiser's whistleblower complaint identifies former OCVTS Assistant Superintendent and current North Hanover Superintendent Michael Maschi as an individual defendant in the civil lawsuit.

North Hanover Schools Superintendent Named in OCVTS Whistleblower Lawsuit Alleging Retaliation

North Hanover Superintendent Michael Maschi, formerly an assistant superintendent at OCVTS, is among the defendants in a pending whistleblower lawsuit alleging retaliation following reports of student safety concerns during his tenure at the vocational school district.…