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Free Kids Concert Tonight at Shelter Cove Beach Features Leepo the Clown in Toms River

Families can enjoy a free evening of music, comedy and interactive entertainment as Leepo the Clown headlines Toms River's Children's Summer Concert at Shelter Cove Beach Thursday night.…

America's largest yeshiva has placed its name on the former Christa McAuliffe Middle School in Jackson, marking the next phase of its $40 million expansion beyond neighboring Lakewood.

World’s Largest Yeshiva that Sparked Lakewood’s Growth Moves Into Former Jackson Township Middle School

Beth Medrash Govoha has installed its signage at the former Christa McAuliffe Middle School, marking the beginning of the yeshiva's new campus in Jackson Township.…

Jersey City Man Found Fatally Shot Inside Cornelison Avenue Apartment, Homicide Investigation Underway

Authorities are investigating the fatal shooting of a 38-year-old Jersey City man who was found with apparent gunshot wounds inside a Cornelison Avenue apartment Tuesday night.…

Jersey City Man Charged With Murder in Fatal Cornelison Avenue Domestic Shooting

Hudson County prosecutors have charged a Jersey City man with murder after a fatal shooting inside a Cornelison Avenue apartment that investigators say stemmed from a domestic dispute.…

A viral video showed Shake Shack kiosk prices increasing after a customer selected "no tip," prompting the company to blame a software error at an airport location.

Shake Shack Kiosk Adds Surchage After Customers Selected “No Tip”

Shake Shack says a technology glitch at a licensed airport restaurant caused kiosk prices to increase after a customer selected "no tip," adding that the issue has been fixed.…

Nearly 30 dead sharks washed ashore along a stretch of beach in Sea Isle City, raising questions about what caused the unusual marine die-off.

Mystery Surrounds 29 Dead Sharks Found Along Sea Isle City Beach

A woman discovered 29 dead sharks along a Sea Isle City beach, with marine experts saying the animals may have stranded during changing tides or been discarded offshore by fishermen.…

High Profile Animal Cruelty Cases Giving Brick Township a Bad Reputation for Animal Welfare

BRICK TOWNSHIP, N.J. — Brick Township has gained an unfortunate reputation as a hub for animal cruelty along the Jersey Shore, with two major cases highlighting extreme animal hoarding and neglect in…

Local Politics·New Jersey News·Ocean County News·Pets and Animals

Recreation Director Facing Serious Charges After Pocketing Cash for Field Access

BRICK TOWNSHIP, N.J. — He was once named employee of the month in Brick Township, now he’s facing charges for shaking down local sports teams for cash. The Director of Recreation for…

Local Politics·New Jersey News·Ocean County News·Political Crime and Corruption

Hail Satan: Moment of Prayer Shocks Ocean County Town Hall Meeting

PLUMSTED, NJ – The Satanic Temple of New Jersey has taken up roots in this remote part of Ocean County, nestled at the edge of the New Jersey Pine Barrens, home of…

Government News·Local Politics·New Jersey News·Political Crime and Corruption

Toms River to Decide Future of Canceled Downtown Twin Towers Site

TOMS RIVER, N.J. — Mayor Dan Rodrick has canceled plans for a ten-story apartment complex in downtown Toms River, ending a years-long controversy over the proposed development. The project, to be built…

Community News·Government News·Local Politics·Political Crime and Corruption

Report Claims 8% of People Living in New Jersey Are Undocumented

TRENTON, N.J. — A report from Assemblyman Paul Kanitra estimates that illegal immigration costs New Jersey residents at least $7.3 billion annually. Kanitra’s office found that approximately 892,000 undocumented immigrants reside in…

Community News·Government News·Local Politics·New Jersey News

Felon Hunter Biden Guilty in Federal Tax Case

WILMINGTON, DE – Hunter Biden plans to change his plea in the federal criminal tax case against him, signaling a significant development just before his trial was set to begin. According to…

Government News·Police Blotter

Workers at New Jersey Recycling Facility Find Man’s Body on Conveyor Belt

FARMINGDALE, N.J. — A man’s body was discovered on a conveyor belt at a recycling facility in Farmingdale on Wednesday, according to New Jersey State Police. The body was found at the…

New Jersey News·Police Blotter

New Jersey Lawmakers criticize NJDEP’s proposed new climate change regulations

TRENTON, N.J. — A group of Republican lawmakers has expressed strong opposition to new environmental regulations proposed by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP), warning the measures could damage shore…

Community News·New Jersey News

Lakewood Bloc Vote Founder Passes Away After Longtime Illness

LAKEWOOD, NJ – Lakewood has lost a major figure this week with the passing of Rabbi Israel Schenkolewski, a key force in Ocean County politics. Schenkolewski, who passed away at 80 after…

Government News·New Jersey News·Ocean County News

Ocean County Man Leads Police on Wild Chase After Reported Abduction

MANCHESTER TOWNSHIP, NJ – A man from South Toms River found himself in serious trouble after a high-stakes police chase that began with what looked like a potential kidnapping at a Wawa.…

New Jersey News·Ocean County News·Police Blotter

GOP Warhawk Liz Cheney Goes All in For “Radical Liberal” Kamala Harris

Liz Cheney, the former Republican congresswoman from Wyoming, made a headline-grabbing announcement that she would vote for Vice President Kamala Harris in the 2024 presidential election. Cheney’s father, Dick, the former Vice…

Local Politics·Political Crime and Corruption

The Best Tacos in Brick, NJ Can Be Found at These Spots Around Town

BRICK, NJ – When it comes to authentic Mexican cuisine, few dishes captivate the senses quite like tacos. Whether filled with slow-roasted meats, spiced vegetables, or fresh fish, tacos represent the heart…

Business News·Food & Dining

NYC’s Midtown Tunnel to Queens Sprung a Leak on Monday: Here’s What Happened

NEW YORK — It was the scene of many nightmares for Americans on Monday in New York City. Imagine driving through a tunnel deep under a large body of water, to notice…

New York City News·Traffic Alerts

Jackson School District Launches Paid After-School Buses, But Some Kids Don’t Have to Pay

JACKSON, NJ – The Jackson Township school board, an independent entity from the township’s municipal government, has announced it will be offering after-school late bussing in 2024, but it will cost you.…

New Jersey News·Ocean County News·School and Education News

Biden Calls for Nationwide Semi-Automatic ‘Assault Rifle’ Ban

President Joe Biden is not holding back on his call for stricter gun control, and he’s hitting some serious notes on what he believes the country needs immediately: a nationwide assault weapons…

Local Politics

Phil Murphy Enters Tri-State Pizza Battle, Dissing Connecticut’s Apizza Hard

The pizza wars are heating up! New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy and Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont are sparring on Twitter about which state has the superior slice, but let’s be real—can either…

Connecticut News·Food & Dining·Local Politics·New Jersey News

Brick Township to Hold 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony at Windward Beach Park

BRICK TOWNSHIP, N.J. – The Township of Brick will host its annual 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony on Wednesday, September 11 at the Angel in Anguish Monument at Windward Beach Park. The event, set…

Local Politics·New Jersey News·Ocean County News

Advocacy Groups Spring into Action After New Jersey Courts Deny Undocumented Worker’s Wage Claim

ELIZABETH, N.J. – A coalition of immigrant rights, labor, and legal aid organizations filed a friend-of-the-court brief on Tuesday, urging the New Jersey Supreme Court to overturn a recent Appellate Division decision…

New Jersey News

Government Records Council Launches New Online OPRA Request Form Portal

TRENTON, N.J. – The Government Records Council (GRC) has introduced a new online portal for the Open Public Records Act (OPRA) request form, the agency announced on Wednesday. The portal, now available…

Government News·New Jersey News

Brick Township to Hold 4th Annual Town-Wide Yard Sale This Sunday

BRICK TOWNSHIP, N.J. – Brick Township’s 4th Annual Town-Wide Yard Sale has been rescheduled to Sunday, September 8, due to weather concerns. More than 350 homes throughout the township are participating in…

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