One dead, two injured in Levittown gun battle

MIDDLETOWN, PA – A man is dead and two others injured after gunfire erupted Saturday night on Quickset Road in the Quincy Hollow section of Levittown, according to Middletown Township Police. Officers…

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New Jersey’s Warehouse Bubble Burst Left Many Towns With Empty Massive Buildings

JACKSON, N.J. — A growing number of massive, newly constructed warehouses across New Jersey are sitting vacant, drawing criticism from residents who say the state is trading open space for industrial sprawl…

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The Media Hasn’t Told You: Newark Airport Has Most “On Time” Month After Initial System Upgrades

Newark, NJ – After outages and massive delays caused by legacy systems at Newark Airport, the media is keeping silent on breaking news from the Department of Transportation this week. Not only…

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Attorney General (AG) Matthew Platkin NJ State Chief Law Enforcement Officer

New Jersey expands anti-Trump lawfare with another lawsuit against administration

TRENTON, N.J. — New Jersey Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin has joined a multistate coalition in filing a federal lawsuit challenging a U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) decision that…

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Eight injured in South Philadelphia lounge shooting following early morning fight

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. — Eight people were shot early Saturday morning after a fight outside a Washington Avenue lounge escalated into gunfire, according to Philadelphia police. Officers from the 3rd District responded to…

Philadelphia News

Roy Rogers opens third New Jersey location as classic chain mounts Garden State revival

CHERRY HILL, N.J. — Roy Rogers Restaurants has officially opened its third New Jersey location, continuing its comeback in the Garden State with a new outpost in Cherry Hill. The classic American…

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Philadelphia halts trash and recycling pickup amid city worker strike

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. — Trash and recycling collection across Philadelphia has been suspended as of Tuesday due to a city worker strike involving AFSCME District Council 33, disrupting key municipal services and prompting…

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New Jersey to Provide Social Services Coordinators to Defendants on Pre-trial Release

TRENTON, N.J. — A new bill introduced in the New Jersey Legislature would allow counties to appoint a pretrial release coordinator tasked with connecting eligible criminal defendants to social services and public…

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Phil Murphy and New Jersey Democrats Need to Start Using the N-Word to Avoid a Dangerous Energy Crisis

New Jersey stands at a critical juncture in its energy policy. Governor Phil Murphy and the Democratic leadership have championed an ambitious vision for a clean energy future, aiming for 100% clean…

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If Florida Can Have Alligator Alley, Why Can’t New Jersey Have the Pinelands Purgatory?

A Case for Pinelands Purgatory in New Jersey New Jersey, the Garden State, is a land of contrasts—bustling urban centers, serene shorelines, and the sprawling, enigmatic Pine Barrens. Yet, despite its diversity…

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Justice Department sues Maryland court over injunction to protect criminal illegal aliens

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Department of Justice filed a complaint Wednesday against the U.S. District Court of Maryland over a standing order that mandates automatic injunctions in federal immigration enforcement cases, alleging…

Maryland News

Governor Urges New Jersey to Set Thermostats to 78 and Close Your Blinds as Heat Wave Stresses Power Grid

TRENTON, N.J. — Amid a prolonged heat wave across New Jersey, Governor Phil Murphy on Wednesday urged residents to take steps to reduce electricity usage as the state’s power grid faces increased…

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SETS Hybrid Training opens new fitness center in Brick after success in Jackson and Toms River

BRICK, N.J. — A new SETS Hybrid Training location officially opened its doors in Brick over the weekend, following successful launches in Jackson and Toms River. Local officials, including Mayor Lisa Crate…

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Over 150 Fall Ill, 16 Hospitalized at Mass Casualty Incident During New Jersey High School Graduation

PATERSON, NJ — A sweltering heat wave turned what should have been a joyous celebration for Paterson’s graduating seniors into a medical emergency on Monday, June 23, as soaring temperatures at Hinchliffe…

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Paterson issues extreme heat warning as temperatures hit 100 degrees, cooling center opens

PATERSON, NJ — The Paterson Police Department has issued an extreme heat warning as temperatures in the area are expected to reach 100 degrees, urging residents to take precautions to stay safe…

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Ocean County’s New Commissioners Pushing Democrat Style Agenda with Arace and Sadeghi at the Helm

TOMS RIVER, N.J. — The Ocean County Board of Commissioners, long a bastion of conservative policy in one of New Jersey’s most reliably Republican strongholds, is charting a new course under the…

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Heat Wave Grips New York City as poor air quality to blanket Big Apple Through Thursday

NEW YORK — An Extreme Heat Warning remains in effect across New York City through 8 p.m. Tuesday, with the National Weather Service forecasting dangerously high heat index values up to 107…

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Supreme Court Hands Phil Murphy Bad News About New Jersey’s 2035 EV Mandate

WASHINGTON, D.C. — There’s more bad news for New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy and Democrats in Trenton pushing a 2035 gasoline powered car ban and EV mandate. The U.S. Supreme Court ruled…

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Mikie Sherrill Blames Trump for New Jersey’s Skyrocketing Energy Prices Caused by Phil Murphy and Democrats

TRENTON, N.J. — Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mikie Sherrill has pointed the finger at President Donald Trump for New Jersey’s recent 20% energy rate hike, which took effect on June 1, just a…

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Eleven victims file lawsuits over alleged abuse at New Jersey Youth Detention Center

CAMDEN, N.J. — Eleven survivors who say they were sexually abused as children while confined at the Camden County Youth Detention Center have filed lawsuits against Camden County, alleging the county failed…

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