Young man gunned down in broad daylight on Schenectady street

SCHENECTADY, N.Y. — A man in his 20s was shot and killed Wednesday afternoon on a busy Schenectady street, prompting a full-scale homicide investigation by city police. Officers were called to 1807…

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Elderly Philadelphians targeted in diversion burglaries as fake workers strike across Northeast Philly

PHILADELPHIA, PA — Philadelphia police are investigating a series of diversion-style burglaries targeting elderly residents in the city’s Northeast, where suspects have used impersonation tactics to enter homes and commit high-value thefts…

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Sherrill blames PJM and fossil fuel influence for N.J. power bill surge vows to continue Murphy green energy agenda

TRENTON, N.J. — On Earth Day, Rep. Mikie Sherrill took to social media to explain the expected 20% spike in New Jersey electricity bills this summer, placing the blame squarely on fossil…

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Bill Spadea Signs Democrat Backed New Jersey DEI Auto Insurance Pledge

TRENTON, NJ— Four candidates vying to be New Jersey’s next governor have committed to banning the use of income proxies—such as education, occupation, and credit scores—in setting car insurance rates, the African…

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No charges for New Jersey cop as grand jury clears officer in use-of-force case

WOODBRIDGE, N.J. – A Middlesex County grand jury has declined to bring criminal charges against Woodbridge Township Police Officer Hector Rivera following a February 2023 arrest that involved the alleged use of…

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North Jersey woman who led violent drug trafficking gang arrested with 26 associates

TRENTON, NJ — Twenty-six individuals have been charged in connection with a violent open-air drug trafficking organization operating in Newark, state officials announced Tuesday, describing the arrests as a significant blow to…

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As Trump vows to dismantle DEI, NJ Democrats push to expand it across state government

TRENTON, NJ — As President Donald Trump continues the federal government’s campaign to end diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs across public institutions, New Jersey Democrats are moving in the opposite direction…

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DWI arrests, drug charges, and forged documents: Nine suspects nabbed in April crime sweep

CLARK, N.J. — Police in Clark made a series of arrests between April 1 and April 20, with charges ranging from driving while intoxicated to possession of controlled substances and uttering forged…

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27 charged in major bust of violent Tren de Aragua gang in New York and beyond

NEW YORK, NY — Federal authorities on Monday unsealed two sweeping superseding indictments charging 27 individuals tied to the violent international gang Tren de Aragua (TdA) and its breakaway faction Anti-Tren with…

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Man charged in Jersey City hit-and-run that left pedestrian seriously injured

JERSEY CITY, NJ — A 30-year-old man has been arrested and charged in connection with an April 7 hit-and-run in Jersey City that left a pedestrian seriously injured, Hudson County Prosecutor Esther…

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Jackson Township systems down, outages blamed on Microsoft ‘global problem’

JACKSON, NJ – Computer systems at the Jackson Township municipal offices and the Jackson Township Police Department are currently experiencing technical difficulties. Township Council President Jennifer Kuhn today said township systems are…

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Film Crews Spotted in Lacey and Toms River, What Movie is it?

Toms River, NJ — A new horror movie is being filmed in Toms River and around Ocean County, according to multiple reports, and while there are some rumors that it’s Steven Spielberg’s…

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Elderly women lead New Jersey protests against White House on Easter weekend

BLOOMFIELD, NJ – It wasn’t just Jesus rising on Easter weekend this year, across New Jersey, the call for protesters to “Rise Up” against the White House went out. And aging, greying…

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Spring is the best time to visit the Jersey Shore

The Jersey Shore is a beloved summer destination, but spring offers a unique and delightful experience that’s often overlooked. With mild weather, fewer crowds, and plenty to see and do, here are…

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Our favorite Jersey Shore pancake houses in one convenient list

New Jersey’s food scene is vast and varied, and when it comes to pancakes, the state is more than just IHOP or Brownstone Pancake Factory. From cozy diners with a retro flair…

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Ocean County is home to the best donuts at the Jersey Shore

Ocean County, New Jersey, is a low-key paradise for donut lovers, with hidden gems and classic bakeries that can turn an ordinary morning into a sweet adventure. Start off in Toms River…

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Farm to table restaurants at the Jersey Shore push the limits of creativity and freshness

The Jersey Shore, renowned for its picturesque coastline and vibrant communities, is also home to a burgeoning farm-to-table dining scene. This culinary movement emphasizes the use of locally sourced, seasonal ingredients, offering…

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Underrated colleges in New Jersey that deserve a second look before you decide

TRENTON, N.J. — While Rutgers and Princeton dominate discussions of New Jersey higher education, several lesser-known institutions in the Garden State offer distinct opportunities for students seeking rigorous academics, unique programs, and…

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Ten Things New Jersey and Other Places Did During the Pandemic That Went Too Far

TRENTON, NJ—As we embark on the five-year anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic and the subsequent ridiculous response by local governments, especially in New Jersey, let’s take a trip down memory lane. During…

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New Jersey Needs a Buc-ee’s and There’s No Reason There Isn’t One Yet

New Jersey, with its bustling highways, vibrant tourism, and loyal convenience store culture, is primed for a bold addition to its roadside landscape: a Buc-ee’s rest stop. Right now, Wawa is the…

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