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Political Satire: Abortion protesters being arrested outside abortion clinic. AI Generated Satire

New Jersey Criminalizes Abortion Protesting With Vague Language in Anti-Discrimination Bill

The legislation represents New Jersey's latest expansion of legal protections surrounding reproductive health care while setting the stage for continued debate over how the law will be interpreted and balanced against constitutional free speech protections.…

A Summer Day in 1973: Seaside Heights Before the Shore Changed

SEASIDE HEIGHTS, N.J. — More than half a century ago, cameras rolled through Seaside Heights to sell visitors on a summer vacation at the Jersey Shore. Today, the surviving images from that 1973 tourism film offer something considerably more valuable:…

Photo Caption: Riv's Toms River Hub is offering a homemade fresh ground beef burger with fries for $7, less than many comparable fast-food meals.

Toms River Restaurant Offers $7 Burger and Fries, Less Than a Fast Food Value Meal with Quality Beef

Fresh ground beef, homemade preparation and affordable pricing are helping Riv's Toms River Hub compete with national fast-food chains by offering a $7 burger-and-fries meal that costs less than many comparable drive-thru…

Photo Caption: A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launches from Cape Canaveral on a Starlink mission, creating a bright plume that can sometimes be seen from the northeastern United States.

SpaceX Starlink Launch Overnight Could Put Spectacular Light Show Over New Jersey Skies

A pre-dawn SpaceX Falcon 9 launch carrying 29 Starlink satellites could produce a brilliant light show visible from New Jersey early Tuesday morning, weather permitting.…

Photo Caption: Jackson Mayor Jennifer Kuhn speaks with an independent journalist during Jackson Day before requesting police assistance during a dispute over public records questions.

Jackson Mayor Dispatches Police During Jackson Day After Reporter Presses for Access to Public Records

Questions over Mayor Jennifer Kuhn's Facebook records turned into a police response during Jackson Day after an independent journalist continued pressing the mayor about denied OPRA requests, leading to a dispute over public access, law enforcement involvement and First Amendment rights.…

The blue lights of a police car, set upon a blue sky background.

Early morning crash takes out utility pole in Wall Township

Belmar Boulevard crash leaves pole badly damaged as utility crews assess repairs WALL TOWNSHIP, NJ — A car veered off Belmar Boulevard early Sunday and slammed into a utility pole at Gully Road, leaving the pole with significant damage and sending utility crews to…