Toms River Council Ordinance Protects North Dover Land Tract from Overdevelopment

TOMS RIVER-A large 50 acre land tract in the heart of the North Dover section of the township has been changed to limit the density of construction should it be be developed…

New Jersey News·Politics

Prosecutor Says Jersey Shore “Serial Shooter” Now in Custody

FREEHOLD-NBC reports today, “A serial shooter who has been terrorizing a New Jersey county, opening fire at least three times at random in the last few weeks and killing a woman, is…

Monmouth County News·Police Blotter

Law Firm Gets $2.5m Verdict for Howell Crash Victim

HOWELL-Levinson Axelrod Attorney Kathleen DiGiovanni recently secured a $2.5 million jury verdict in an underinsured motorist (UIM) case against Allstate on behalf of a car crash victim who suffered serious injuries when his vehicle sustained two…

Police Blotter

Brick Couple Busted for Running Pot Farm in Apartment; Beemer Confiscated

BRICK-Ocean County Prosecutor Joseph D. Coronato, Gloucester County Prosecutor Charles A. Fiore, Brick Township Police Chief James Riccio, and Clayton Borough Police Chief Andrew Davis announced today the arrest of a Brick…

Police Blotter

New Ocean County Bridge Plan Includes Replacement of Grawtown Road Bridge

JACKSON-After the completion of the Cooksbridge Road Bridge, Ocean County engineers are looking now to replace the bridge on Grawtown Road according to a public notice issued by the county. The bridge…

Community News

Collier Youth Services to Honor Schoor Family Foundation and Bill Rubenstein at May 10 Gala, “A Time and Place for Us”

Collier Youth Services, a non-profit organization that provides educational, residential, and recreational programs to young people in need, will host its annual fundraising Gala on Thursday, May 10, from 6:30-10:30 p.m. at…

Community News

Toms River East Little League Marks 20th Anniversary of 1998 World Championship

TOMS RIVER-When you talk about the Toms River East Little League it’s hard to not mention New York Mets third baseman Todd Frazier and the memorable 1998 Little League World Series. It’s…

Community News·Local Sports News

Texas Governor Makes Pitch to Fed Up Jersey Residents

by Greg Abbott, Governor of Texas. When Gov. Phil Murphy unveiled his budget proposal in early March, it left people throughout New Jersey shaking their heads in frustration–and for good reason. Under…

New Jersey News·Politics

Only in Jersey: family accidentally sent kid to wrong school, now they owe over $10K

Confusion over their address is costing a New Jersey family over $10,000. A woman who lives in Brick, but has a Howell mailing address, has to pay the Howell Board of Education…

Community News·New Jersey News·Police Blotter·Politics

HS Softball: Liberty Defeats Toms River North 19-7

TOMS RIVER-The Toms River Mariners jumped to an early 2-0 lead in the first inning at home against the Jackson Liberty Lions, but the Lions took the lead in the second inning…

In the News

The state is giving away thousands of trees. Here’s how to get yours.

Get your green thumbs ready: Spring is here and New Jersey is giving 90,000 young trees away for free. The state forest service’s New Jersey Tree Recovery Campaign is handing out seedlings…

Community News

McGuckin Wants to Run the Table on New Jersey Public Utilities After Storms

TOMS RIVER-New Jersey has been hit hard this year by back-to-back-to-back damaging nor’easters and one New Jersey Assemblyman wants JCP&L to pay dearly for not restoring power quick enough after natural disasters.…

Government News·Police Blotter·Politics

New Jersey May Soon Have an Official State Reptile

The Senate State Government, Waging, Tourism, and Historic Preservation Committee has approved legislation sponsored by Senator Christopher “Kip” Bateman (R-16) to designate the bog turtle as New Jersey’s Official State Reptile. From…

Community News·In the News·Politics

Pennacchio, Jersey Politicians Trying to Reign in Appointee Government Corruption

TRENTON-New Jersey lawmakers are trying to rein in a pattern of corruption among Gubernatorial appointees to the State Investment Council after scandals have plagued the state board. Most members on the council…

New Jersey News·Police Blotter·Politics

Pennachhio: First Responders Could Soon Need 6 Point ID Verification at DMV for Certification Cards

Republican state Senator Joe Pennachhio is looking to make it harder for New Jersey’s first responders to get their EMT & paramedic certification cards by enabling the same six point document verification system currently required…

Government News·New Jersey News·Police Blotter·Politics

Your lawmakers used $660K of your money to tell you about themselves. Who spent the most?

WASHINGTON — Your lawmakers in Washington last year spent spent more than $666,000 in taxpayer money on mailings, robocalls and other communications to show you what they’re doing, according to a new…

New Jersey News·Politics

Singh Wins Establishment Backing, But Can he Win Some Votes at the Shore This Time Around?

ATLANTIC CITY-Engineer Hirsh Singh has won the backing of the Ocean County, Monmouth County and Atlantic County GOP establishments, but in June, he’ll be hoping for the support of the shore’s Republican…

New Jersey News·Politics

Jackson Zoning Board Vice Chairman Warns of Possible Affordable Housing Avalanche in Jackson Township

JACKSON-The Jackson Township Council is once again amending township ordinances to accommodate more affordable housing construction within its borders, but one resident spoke up against the town’s current path. Doctor Sheldon Hoffstein,…

Business News·Community News·Police Blotter

Jackson Landmark Building for Sale

JACKSON-Long before it was Art and Kathy’s Kitchen, the building where Jackson residents came to have breakfast and lunch for generations was initially part of a stagecoach stop between Trenton and Toms River.…

Business News·Community News

Record Shows Residents Had Pedestrian Safety Concerns Over Jackson Synagogue Application

JACKSON-Residents in attendance at the February 5th town hall planning board hearing of the first officially approved house of worship for the town’s growing Orthodox Jewish population raised safety concerns. Issues were…

In the News

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Toms River Council Ordinance Protects North Dover Land Tract from Overdevelopment

Prosecutor Says Jersey Shore “Serial Shooter” Now in Custody

Law Firm Gets $2.5m Verdict for Howell Crash Victim

Brick Couple Busted for Running Pot Farm in Apartment; Beemer Confiscated

New Ocean County Bridge Plan Includes Replacement of Grawtown Road Bridge

Collier Youth Services to Honor Schoor Family Foundation and Bill Rubenstein at May 10 Gala, “A Time and Place for Us”

Toms River East Little League Marks 20th Anniversary of 1998 World Championship

Texas Governor Makes Pitch to Fed Up Jersey Residents

Only in Jersey: family accidentally sent kid to wrong school, now they owe over $10K

HS Softball: Liberty Defeats Toms River North 19-7

The state is giving away thousands of trees. Here’s how to get yours.

McGuckin Wants to Run the Table on New Jersey Public Utilities After Storms

New Jersey May Soon Have an Official State Reptile

Pennacchio, Jersey Politicians Trying to Reign in Appointee Government Corruption

Pennachhio: First Responders Could Soon Need 6 Point ID Verification at DMV for Certification Cards

Your lawmakers used $660K of your money to tell you about themselves. Who spent the most?

Singh Wins Establishment Backing, But Can he Win Some Votes at the Shore This Time Around?

Jackson Zoning Board Vice Chairman Warns of Possible Affordable Housing Avalanche in Jackson Township

Jackson Landmark Building for Sale

Record Shows Residents Had Pedestrian Safety Concerns Over Jackson Synagogue Application

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