NJ Attorney General: Three Charged Across New Jersey for Violating Murphy Executive Orders

TRENTON—Attorney General Gurbir S. Grewal today reiterated his message that law enforcement agencies across New Jersey are strictly enforcing the Governor’s Executive Orders during the COVID-19 pandemic, and those who refuse to…

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Rodrick Says No to Mo’s 7% Tax Hike in Toms River

TOMS RIVER-At last night’s Toms River Township council meeting, Councilman Daniel Rodrick was the lone opposition to Mayor Maurice “Mo” Hill’s proposed budget that seeks to increase spending in Toms River by…

Ocean County News

Reusable Shopping Bags Might be Great for Environment, But Also Good for Spreading Disease and Bacteria

TRENTON-Studies have shown that while reusable grocery bags may be great for the economy, they’re not so great for the health and safety of those who use them Now, Trenton lawmakers are…

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Rodrick Says No to Mo’s 7% Tax Hike in Toms River

TOMS RIVER-At last night’s Toms River Township council meeting, Councilman Daniel Rodrick was the lone opposition to Mayor Maurice “Mo” Hill’s proposed budget that seeks to increase spending in Toms River by…

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Report: McGuckin, Dasti Law Firm Navigates Belmar Politicians Through Pay to Play Violations

BELMAR-There’s a major conflict of interest here at the Jersey Shore as the law firm of McGuckin & Dasti, based out of Ocean County continues gobbling up political pay to play contracts. …

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Rifts Between Jersey Communities Starting to Form as Coronavirus Fears Intensity at the Jersey Shore

LAKEWOOD-There are now two distinct rifts growing between communities here at the Jersey Shore as we are midway through the second week of a state-imposed self-quarantine and shutdown aimed to stop the…

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Technical Problems Hinder Toms River’s First Coronavirus Online Council Meeting

TOMS RIVER-It wasn’t social distancing or the coronavirus that doomed Tuesday night’s scheduled Toms River Township Council meeting, but a technical problem. After assembling with council members scattered across the township meeting…

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George Falcone of Freehold Charged for Intentionally Coughing on Wegman’s Employee, Saying He Had Coronavirus

TRENTON – Attorney General Gurbir S. Grewal announced that criminal charges were filed today against a man who allegedly coughed on a food store employee in Manalapan, N.J., and told the woman that…

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$20,000 Fine Could Await Those Who Try to Return Hoarded Items After Coronavirus Pandemic in New Jersey

TRENTON-The New Jersey legislature has introduced a bill that passed their governing body on Monday that could prohibit the returns of items during the coronavirus pandemic after the pandemic has ended. The…

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Carcinogens Found in Toms River Neighborhood Water Wells, Maruca Says “Test Your Water”

TOMS RIVER-Toms River Councilwoman Maria Maruca is calling for residents of Windsor Park, along Route 37 to test their wells for contamination. The New Jersey DEP has found concentrations of trichloroethylene and…

Health and Wellness·Ocean County News

AG Gurbir Grewal: The Time for Warnings is Over, Warns of Strict Enforcement of State Quarantine Orders

TRENTON-New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal said the time for asking residents to follow state-mandated orders and his office and local law enforcement will no longer be asking nicely for residents of…

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After Push Back, Jackson Township to Host Meeting with Online Video, Questions from the Public

JACKSON-After announcing that the Tuesday, March 24th township meeting in Jackson Township would be closed to the public, Jackson Township Mayor Michael Reina and Council President Barry Calogero have announced today the…

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PNC Bank Arts Center Coronavirus Drive-Thru Testing Facility Open Today

TRENTON – Governor Phil Murphy today announced the opening of a COVID-19 Community-Based Testing Site at the PNC Bank Arts Center in Holmdel. The testing site, established in partnership with the Federal Emergency…

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Coronavirus Fact Check: Florida, What You Can and Can’t Do

Tallahassee, Fla. – Governor Ron DeSantis issued an Executive Order that will reduce density and crowds in restaurants, bars, nightclubs and beaches to mitigate the spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19). Bars and Nightclubs…

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Coronavirus Fact Check: Maryland, What You Can and Can’t Do

Governor Hogan Announces Further Actions To Slow The Spread of COVID-19, Relaunches ‘Maryland Unites’ Initiative Limits Gatherings to 10 People, Orders Closure of Shopping Malls Announces Five Requests Nation’s Governors Will Submit…

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Coronavirus Fact Check: Pennsylvania, What You Can and Can’t Do

Governor Tom Wolf today announced that mitigation efforts put into effect over the past few days in Montgomery, Delaware, Bucks, Chester and Allegheny counties will now be in effect statewide, beginning at…

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Coronavirus Fact Check: New York State, What You Can and Can’t Do

This weekend, Governor Andrew M. Cuomo announced he is signing the “New York State on PAUSE” executive order, a 10-point policy to assure uniform safety for everyone. It includes a new directive…

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New Jersey Coronavirus Fact Check: What You Can And Can’t Do

TRENTON-New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy has issued another executive order restricting activities for residents, but today, the internet is abound with mistruths, half-truths and hearsay. Every New Jersey resident owes it to…

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Coronavirus Fraud…It’s real and the feds want you to report it if it happens to you

NEWARK, N.J. – U.S. Attorney Craig Carpenito of the District of New Jersey today urged the public to report suspected fraud schemes related to COVID-19 (the novel coronavirus) by calling the National…

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Murphy’s Big Announcement: Non Essential Retail Businesses to Shut Down After 9 pm Tonight

New Jersey announced Executive Order No. 107 on Saturday, March 21, 2020, effective at 9:00 p.m., containing new standards for businesses which supersede previous announcements. Gatherings of individuals, such as parties, celebrations,…

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NJ Attorney General: Three Charged Across New Jersey for Violating Murphy Executive Orders

Rodrick Says No to Mo’s 7% Tax Hike in Toms River

Reusable Shopping Bags Might be Great for Environment, But Also Good for Spreading Disease and Bacteria

Rodrick Says No to Mo’s 7% Tax Hike in Toms River

Report: McGuckin, Dasti Law Firm Navigates Belmar Politicians Through Pay to Play Violations

Rifts Between Jersey Communities Starting to Form as Coronavirus Fears Intensity at the Jersey Shore

Technical Problems Hinder Toms River’s First Coronavirus Online Council Meeting

George Falcone of Freehold Charged for Intentionally Coughing on Wegman’s Employee, Saying He Had Coronavirus

$20,000 Fine Could Await Those Who Try to Return Hoarded Items After Coronavirus Pandemic in New Jersey

Carcinogens Found in Toms River Neighborhood Water Wells, Maruca Says “Test Your Water”

AG Gurbir Grewal: The Time for Warnings is Over, Warns of Strict Enforcement of State Quarantine Orders

After Push Back, Jackson Township to Host Meeting with Online Video, Questions from the Public

PNC Bank Arts Center Coronavirus Drive-Thru Testing Facility Open Today

Coronavirus Fact Check: Florida, What You Can and Can’t Do

Coronavirus Fact Check: Maryland, What You Can and Can’t Do

Coronavirus Fact Check: Pennsylvania, What You Can and Can’t Do

Coronavirus Fact Check: New York State, What You Can and Can’t Do

New Jersey Coronavirus Fact Check: What You Can And Can’t Do

Coronavirus Fraud…It’s real and the feds want you to report it if it happens to you

Murphy’s Big Announcement: Non Essential Retail Businesses to Shut Down After 9 pm Tonight

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