Newark Police Memo Ordered Cops Not to Respond to Delaney Hall Creating “Zone of Lawlessness,” DOJ Claims

The U.S. Department of Justice says a Newark Police Department directive ordering officers not to respond to calls at Delaney Hall is jeopardizing public safety and interfering with federal immigration operations. NEWARK,…

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New Jersey Issues World Cup Travel Warning: Only Use State Endorsed Transportation

State officials say fans who fail to secure approved travel plans in advance risk getting stuck in gridlock around MetLife Stadium. EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — New Jersey officials are warning soccer fans…

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Toms River Council Votes Against Fireworks for America’s 250th Anniversary Celebration

America is about to celebrate its 250th anniversary this summer and cities across America are planning celebrations from one day spectacles to summer long celebrations. In Toms River, the Toms River council…

Fake cop scare sparks investigation after driver questions traffic stop in Maryland

A late-night traffic stop took an unexpected turn when a driver became suspicious and called 911, prompting an investigation into a possible police impersonator DORCHESTER COUNTY, Md. — A suspected police impersonation…

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Driver escapes moments before car erupts in flames on busy New Jersey roadway

A morning commute took a dramatic turn when a vehicle suffered mechanical trouble and became engulfed in fire along County Road 539 MANCHESTER TWP., N.J. — A New Brunswick man escaped unharmed…

World Cup Arrives, but NJ Transit Riders Still Face Delays and Problems on Critical NYC-Newark Rail Link

Newark, NJ — As New Jersey begins hosting FIFA World Cup events, persistent rail disruptions between New York Penn Station and Newark Penn Station continue to frustrate commuters and raise questions about…

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New Jersey Health Inspectors Fail to Confirm Claims Made by the Left After Kitchen Inspection

A New Jersey Department of Health inspection found no evidence of rodents or vermin in Delaney Hall’s kitchen despite claims from the left, though inspectors documented a few food temperature and sanitation…

Food & Dining·Local Politics·North Jersey News

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Watchdog Claims Mikie Sherrill’s Father Heads Billion Dollar Government Contracting Firm

Records show that a company led by Dave Sherrill, who is alleged to be the father of New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill, has received federal contract awards spanning nearly two decades and…

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Mamdani’s Free Bryant Park Knicks Watch Party Descends Into Chaos After Finals Loss

Multiple arrests were reported after disorder erupted outside a free Bryant Park watch party following the Knicks’ Game 3 loss in the NBA Finals. NEW YORK — A free New York Knicks…

Local Sports News·Local Politics

New Jersey Lottery Proceeds No Longer Directly Fund Education; Here’s Where That Money Now Goes

For decades, New Jersey residents were told lottery proceeds supported education. Today, all net lottery revenue is dedicated to funding public employee pensions, with the largest share going to retired teachers. TRENTON,…

Government News·Central Jersey News

FBI Wins FOIA Lawsuit Over Records on Social Media Contacts During 2020 Election, Hunter Biden Laptop

A federal judge has ruled that the FBI properly withheld portions of records sought by a conservative legal organization investigating the bureau’s communications with social media companies during the 2020 election. A…

Government News·Local Politics·Political Crime and Corruption

Nearly 40 Years After Devastating Fire Destroyed Long Branch Pier, New $12.4 Million Structure Takes Shape

A new 550-foot ocean pier is rising in Long Branch nearly four decades after a massive fire destroyed the city’s iconic amusement pier and ended a century-old Jersey Shore tradition. Long Branch…

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Colorado Agitator Among Six Arrested as Delaney Hall Protests Continue in Newark

Six people were arrested during overnight demonstrations outside Newark’s Delaney Hall detention facility, including two individuals who police say had already been arrested at previous protests. Newark police arrested six protesters during…

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NJ Monday Morning Commute: Crashes Snarl Traffic on Route 29, Route 42, Route 17 and Major Crossings Into NYC

Multiple crashes and heavy rush-hour congestion are slowing traffic across New Jersey Monday morning, with significant delays reported on the Garden State Parkway, Lincoln Tunnel and George Washington Bridge. New Jersey commuters…

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Virginia Democrat Party Political Organizer Sues to Block White House UFC Event

A Virginia woman is seeking a court order to stop a proposed UFC event tied to America’s 250th anniversary celebration, arguing the event and related construction would cause both aesthetic and physical…

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Cocktails-To-Go Could Become Permanent in New Jersey Under New Bill

Legislation introduced in Trenton would permanently allow restaurants, bars, breweries, wineries, and craft distilleries to continue selling and delivering alcoholic beverages under rules first adopted during the COVID-19 pandemic. TRENTON, N.J. —…

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New Jersey Moves to Change State Police Pension Rules After Sherrill’s Pick Came Out of Retirement

Legislation moving through Trenton would allow a retired State Police officer to serve as superintendent without re-enrolling in the pension system, a change opponents say benefits Gov. Mikie Sherrill’s recently appointed chief.…

New Jersey News·Government News·Local Politics·Politics

Beer and Booze for Movie Theaters Bill Advances in New Jersey Assembly

Legislation advancing in the Assembly would permit qualifying movie theaters to sell alcoholic beverages during first-run film showings under a new liquor license framework. TRENTON, N.J. — A New Jersey Assembly committee…

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Brick SummerFest 2026 Returns July 2 with Concerts, Fireworks at Windward Beach Park

Brick Township’s popular SummerFest concert series will feature four nights of live music and fireworks throughout July, beginning with a patriotic celebration of America’s 250th birthday. BRICK, N.J. — Brick Township officials…

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Two Philadelphia Transit Policeman are seen by a Philadelphia Fire Department Emergency Medical Services ambulance on a city street

Philadelphia Police Investigating Overnight Fatal Shooting, Domestic Gun Violence Incident

One man was killed in South Philadelphia while a woman and a teenage boy were wounded in separate shootings across the city early Saturday morning. PHILADELPHIA — Philadelphia police are investigating a…

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