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Single-use plastic utensils and straws may no longer be automatically provided with takeout and delivery orders under New Jersey's "Skip the Stuff" law. - AI Satire

New Jersey Tells Residents How to Report Restaurants for Violating Plastic Utensil and Straw Laws

New Jersey residents can report restaurants that automatically provide plastic utensils, straws or condiment packets under the state's new "Skip the Stuff" law, which took effect Aug. 1.…

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Former Bass River Elementary School to Become Yeshiva and Dormitories Backed by Lakewood Developer

The Bass River Planning Board approved plans to convert the former elementary school into a private yeshiva after determining New Jersey law required approval despite years of neighborhood opposition.…

Federal regulators have filed civil fraud charges against three Toms River men accused of raising approximately $47 million through an alleged affinity investment scheme that targeted members of Orthodox Jewish communities in New Jersey and New York.

Three Toms River Men Facing SEC Fraud Investigation Linked to $47m Orthodox Jewish Targeted Ponzi Scheme

The SEC alleges three Toms River residents orchestrated and promoted a $47 million investment fraud targeting Orthodox Jewish communities, while federal prosecutors have already secured a guilty plea from the alleged scheme's…

Leor Moshe admits operating a Ponzi scheme targeting Orthodox Jewish investors.

Leor Moshe, Toms River Man Admits Running $47 Million Ponzi Scheme That Targeted Orthodox Jewish Community

A Toms River investment promoter has pleaded guilty to federal wire fraud after admitting he defrauded more than 97 investors out of approximately $47 million in a Ponzi-like scheme, according to the…

PETA's "iScream" truck is heading to Friendly's in Toms River to distribute free vegan ice cream while urging the restaurant chain to add dairy-free frozen dessert options.

PETA Bringing ‘iScream’ Protest Truck to Toms River Friendly’s With Free Vegan Ice Cream Giveaway

PETA will stage a demonstration outside Friendly's on Hooper Avenue in Toms River, offering free vegan ice cream as part of a campaign encouraging the restaurant chain to add plant-based frozen desserts to its menu.…

Dan Sciannameo has launched his campaign for Asbury Park mayor, pledging to tackle rising property taxes, redevelopment concerns, and the preservation of the city's historic boardwalk landmarks.

Asbury Park Planning Board Member Dan Sciannameo Launches Campaign for Mayor

ASBURY PARK, N.J. — Longtime Asbury Park resident and Planning Board member Dan Sciannameo has announced his candidacy for mayor, pledging to challenge what he describes as years of unchecked development, rising property taxes, and a lack of accountability at City Hall. Sciannameo, a…

Union Fight to End Smoking at New Jersey Casinos Heading to State Supreme Court

ATLANTIC CITY, NJ – The debate over smoking inside Atlantic City casinos is headed to the Supreme Court. In New Jersey, it is illegal to smoke in most public and private commercial…

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Child in Critical Condition After Near-Drowning in South Seaside Park Pool

SOUTH SEASIDE PARK, N.J. — A four-year-old boy is in critical but stable condition after an accidental submersion in a swimming pool on Friday afternoon. The incident, which occurred around 3:30 p.m.,…

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New Jersey’s Wildlife Habitat That Closed Down After Visitor Mauled by Lion

WEST MILFORD, NJ – There was once when visitors to a now-defunct New Jersey animal safari could get up close and personal with lions. Decades after its closure, the remnants of Jungle…

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New Jersey Transit Free Fare Week Anything But A Holiday For Frustrated Commuters

NJ Transit’s fare holiday, intended as a generous gesture for commuters, has instead spiraled into a week of transit nightmares. Regular riders, like those who take the bus and train daily from…

New Jersey News·Political Crime and Corruption

Things We Did in the ’80’s That Are Completely Unacceptable Today

Life in America has changed in the past 30-40 years. It always does. As kids in the 80’s we remember, like kids today, that things are never going to change and they’ll…

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

Jackson to create port-a-potty registration fee amid surge in outdoor toilets township wide

JACKSON TOWNSHIP, NJ – In response to a growing number of portable toilets popping up in residential neighborhoods and commercial areas, Jackson Township officials are moving to regulate the use, placement, and…

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