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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.…

American Water Raises Rates for New Jersey Customers

CAMDEN, N.J. – The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (BPU) has approved new water and wastewater rates for New Jersey American Water, following a settlement with the N.J. Division of Rate…

New Jersey News

Governor Murphy Unveils New Solar Energy Website to Aid Municipalities and Developers

TRENTON, N.J. – Governor Phil Murphy on Wednesday announced the launch of a new website aimed at helping municipalities and developers navigate solar energy projects on landfills and other unusable land. The…

Local Politics·New Jersey News

New Jersey joins fight against Illinois County gun ban

TRENTON, N.J. — New Jersey Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin and Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell led a coalition of 19 states in filing an amicus brief on Wednesday in support…

Local Politics·New Jersey News·Political Crime and Corruption

Tim Walz’s Estranged Brother Unleashes About Sibling’s Radical Left-Wing Views

Whoa, talk about family drama hitting the political stage! Imagine your brother being the governor of a state, and instead of playing it cool, you’re out there making Facebook posts that set…

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

Fani Willis shows up on scene as police cuff her daughter along Georgia Highway

Fani Willis definitely knows how to make headlines, but not just for showing up at her daughter’s traffic stop with an “ex” in tow. That ex was lawyer Nathan Wade, the boyfriend…

Georgia News·Local Politics·Police Blotter

Asbury Park man charged with attempted murder in stabbing attack

FREEHOLD, N.J. — An Asbury Park man has been charged with attempted murder after a stabbing incident on Labor Day, the Monmouth County Prosecutor’s Office announced Wednesday. Police responded to a call…

Monmouth County News·New Jersey News·Police Blotter

Toms River school teachers, and faculty get pumped up for upcoming year with pep rally

TOMS RIVER, N.J. — The Toms River Regional School District kicked off the 2024-2025 school year with a lively all-staff assembly at RWJBarnabas Health Arena on Tuesday. Teachers, custodians, nurses, and other…

Community News·School and Education News·Toms River News

New Jersey’s offshore wind future on unstable ground after latest delay request

New Jersey’s latest clean-energy endeavor, an offshore wind farm off Long Beach Island led by Leading Light Wind, has hit a significant roadblock. The ambitious project, which aims to help the state…

Government News·Jersey Shore News·Local Politics·New Jersey News

Disgraced and convicted: Now former U.S. Senator Bob Menendez is reportedly seeking Biden pardon

Bob Menendez, the embattled senator from New Jersey, is making headlines once again—but this time for a potential plea to President Joe Biden for a pardon. Convicted on all counts in his…

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

Two from Toms River among three indicted for COVID-19 relief program fraud

CAMDEN, N.J. — Three New Jersey residents have been indicted for their involvement in a multimillion-dollar mortgage fraud scheme, with two of the three also charged with defrauding federal COVID-19 relief programs,…

Monmouth County News·New Jersey News·Ocean County News·Police Blotter

$297,000 winning lottery ticket sold in Passaic County

TRENTON, NJ — A Jersey Cash 5 ticket sold in Passaic County has won the $297,629 jackpot from the Friday, August 30 drawing. The ticket matched all five numbers: 28, 33, 36,…

Lottery Results·New Jersey News

Bi-partisan bill to expand sexual assault survivor rights signed by Governor Murphy

TRENTON, N.J. — Governor Phil Murphy signed into law a bipartisan bill expanding New Jersey’s Sexual Assault Victim’s Bill of Rights, requiring that sexual assault survivors be notified of key developments regarding…

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

White House claims New Jersey food prices are down, but they are much higher than in 2020

In a recent White House press briefing, Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre stated that grocery prices have come down over the past year, attributing this improvement to the Biden administration’s efforts. However, a…

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

Fani Willis’ pregnant daughter handcuffed and facing jail time after incident during a routine traffic stop

Kinaya Willis, the pregnant daughter of Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis, was recently arrested in Tyrone, Georgia, for driving with a suspended license. Kinaya, 25, was initially pulled over for using…

Local Politics·The Buzz

Barack Obama’s brother just issued some harsh words for former President

Barack Obama’s relationship with his half-brother Malik Obama has been strained for years, and recent social media posts from Malik show just how deep the rift has become. Malik recently referred to…

Local Politics·Politics·The Buzz

Four-Year-Old Dies Following Accidental Near Drowning in South Seaside Park

SOUTH SEASIDE PARK, N.J. — A four-year-old boy who was found unresponsive after an accidental submersion in a swimming pool in South Seaside Park on August 30 has died, according to the…

Jersey Shore News·New Jersey News·Police Blotter

Manchester Police Seek Public’s Help in Identifying Suspect in Pine Lake Park Vehicle Break-In Attempt

MANCHESTER, N.J. — The Manchester Township Police Department is requesting assistance from the public in identifying a suspect captured on surveillance footage attempting to break into vehicles in Pine Lake Park. The…

Ocean County News·Police Blotter

New York Governor’s Former Chief of Staff Is a Chinese Agent Who Sold Out America For Personal Gain, FBI Say

BROOKLYN, NY – In a dramatic turn of events, a federal indictment was unsealed today in Brooklyn, charging Linda Sun, a former Deputy Chief of Staff under New York Governor Kathy Hochul,…

Local Politics·Political Crime and Corruption

Secret Service Nixes Joe Biden’s Crowd Mingling: It’s Too Dangerous

In a startling admission, President Joe Biden revealed that he is no longer permitted to interact with large crowds, citing safety concerns dictated by the Secret Service. “I’m not able to go…

Government News·Local Politics·Political Crime and Corruption·US and World News

Joe Biden “In Command” From Telephone As 600,000 Plus Without Power In Wake of Helene

In a baffling exchange with reporters, President Joe Biden claimed he “was commanding” when questioned about his absence from Washington during the hurricane disasters that ravaged parts of Florida and North Carolina.…

Government News·US and World News

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