Governor Murphy vetoed public brawl law days before mahyem hit the Jersey Shore and local malls
A surge in arrests at the Shore sparks renewed debate over New Jersey’s juvenile justice policies.
Major Seaside Heights Condo Project “In Limbo” Over Financing Problems, Mayor Says
An empty lot in the heart of Seaside Heights continues to symbolize stalled promises as the rest of the town changes around it.
Trump slams past presidents for dragging soldiers into prolonged foreign wars during West Point commencement speech
Trump’s address at West Point drew a sharp contrast between his vision of the armed forces and the strategies of previous U.S. presidents.
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Driver who fled fatal crash in Toms River arrested and charged
A suspect is in custody and charged in connection with a deadly crash that shut down part of Route 37 in Toms River.
TOMS RIVER, N.J. — The suspect involved in a fatal hit-and-run crash Saturday evening on Route 37 near the Mathis Bridge has been identified and …
Free Fishing Days set for June 7 and October 18 across New Jersey public waters
The next opportunity to fish license-free in New Jersey arrives June 7, with fishing access and support available statewide.
All New Jersey Students Must Sign this ‘Asanine’ Federal Form to Graduate High School
A New Jersey lawmaker is calling on the state to repeal its FAFSA-or-waiver graduation rule, calling it a misguided policy that burdens families and threatens student diplomas.
Trump is back in New Jersey, where he endorsed Jack Ciattarelli for Governor
President Trump returns to West Point on Saturday to address the next generation of Army officers.
Two New Jersey Candidates for Governor Sued by DOJ for Obstructing Criminal Migrant Arrests
Two Democratic candidates for New Jersey governor are under federal legal fire as the DOJ targets their sanctuary city policies for allegedly obstructing immigration enforcement.
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SEVERN, MD – On November 23, two armed suspects fled an attempted robbery in Severn after discovering their target’s vehicle had a manual transmission. The …
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Pedestrian struck and killed by speeding car in early morning hit-and-run on Lehigh Avenue
A West Jefferson Street man died after being hit by a speeding car that fled the scene on Lehigh Avenue.
PHILADELPHIA, PA — A 32-year-old man was struck and killed in a hit-and-run crash early Monday in the city’s 25th District, police said. The fatal …
Man shot and killed after breaking into estranged wife’s home in Northeast Philadelphia
A domestic dispute turned fatal in Northeast Philadelphia after a reported home break-in led to a deadly shooting.
Motorcyclist killed in early morning crash on Millsboro Highway
A Delaware man died after a minivan crossed into his lane and struck his motorcycle in an overnight crash on Millsboro Highway.
Quiet Sunday afternoon in Northeast Philly turned violent as stabbing sends one to hospital
Man stabbed in broad daylight on Charles Street in Northeast Philadelphia
Man posing as cop handcuffs victim during driveway robbery in Brooklyn
A suspect posing as a cop handcuffed and robbed a man in a Brooklyn driveway before fleeing in an SUV.
Dad shot daughter while cleaning loaded gun in Ocean County
A Stafford Township father is facing criminal charges after a cleaning mishap led to his daughter’s hospitalization with a gunshot wound.
North Jersey man killed woman, critically injured passenger in Jersey Shore hit and run
A Saturday night on the Shore ended in tragedy after a fatal collision led to swift arrest and serious charges.
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Calm Before the Storm: Friday Morning Commute Sees No Major Problems Ahead of Memorial Day Weekend
New Jersey highways saw smooth conditions Friday morning, but officials warn the real Memorial Day traffic surge is still to come.
NEWARK, N.J. — New Jersey commuters enjoyed an unusually smooth start to Friday morning, with light traffic and no major delays reported on major highways …
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Two sentenced for defacing U.S. Constitution and National Gallery exhibits in climate protest
The prison sentences for Zepeda and Green underline the consequences of defacing national artifacts in the name of protest. -
Wyoming man sentenced to 40 months in prison for flagpole assault on officer during Jan. 6 Capitol riot
Harrington’s sentencing highlights the ongoing accountability for individuals involved in the Capitol attack, with more than 1,500 defendants charged to date. -
Seaside Park Approves Plan to Rebuild Amusement Pier Destroyed by Sandy, Completely Lost in 2013 Boardwalk Fire
The approval marks a key step toward restoring one of Seaside Park's most famous landmarks, but challenges remain as rides and attractions await further scrutiny. -
Texas man sentenced to 23 years for $179 million foreign currency fraud scheme
Sewall’s conviction marks a major blow against one of the largest foreign currency fraud schemes in recent memory, bringing justice to defrauded investors. -
Ohio man indicted in South Carolina on charges of child exploitation and cyberstalking
Ohio Man Indicted in South Carolina for Exploiting and Stalking Minors on Social Media