Bruce Springsteen Preaches Against Corruption at Newark Show Where Ticket Prices Topped $3,000

Newark, NJ – Fans paying as much as $3,000 per ticket at the Prudential Center heard Bruce Springsteen deliver a message calling for “unity over division” and “ethics over unbridled corruption” during…

$1M Mega Millions hit headlines massive week of NJ winners

$1M Closter ticket leads surge of big lottery wins across New Jersey Trenton, NJ — A $1,000,000 Mega Millions ticket sold in Bergen County headlined a week of major lottery wins across…

Crash with downed power lines traps drivers on Route 34 in Wall Township, crews rescue occupants

Wall Township, NJ – Multiple drivers were trapped inside their vehicles after a crash brought down utility poles and live power lines across Route 34 on April 17, prompting a coordinated rescue…

Wildwoods Restaurant Showcase Returns May 12 With Dozens of Local Eateries, Funding Student Scholarships

WILDWOOD, N.J. — Dozens of local restaurants will serve signature dishes and desserts at the May 12 Wildwoods Restaurant Showcase, with proceeds funding scholarships for area high school students, organizers announced. The…

Baby O and the cocaine-fueled nightclub era that shaped Seaside Heights’ Boulevard in the 1980s

Seaside Heights, NJ – Long before Seaside Heights tried reinvented itself as a family destination, the stretch of Boulevard anchored by clubs like Baby O’s, Yakety Yak Cafe, and the Bamboo Club…

Recovery continues after 60 displaced after Newark Ironbound fire spreads across 5 buildings, injures 6 firefighters

Newark, NJ – Nearly 60 residents remain displaced days after a fast-moving three-alarm fire tore through multiple buildings in Newark’s Ironbound neighborhood, injuring six firefighters and destroying homes late Friday night, officials…

SEPTA Offers Free Subway Rides From World Cup Matches in Philadelphia, Avoiding Surge Pricing

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. — Fans leaving 2026 World Cup matches at Lincoln Financial Field will ride home for free on the Broad Street Line under a new SEPTA plan backed by a state-supported…

Mikie Sherrill Called out on World Cup Sales Tax Double Talk

TRENTON, N.J. — A New Jersey assemblyman is publicly challenging Gov. Mikie Sherrill’s World Cup funding strategy, arguing her administration’s push for temporary taxes conflicts with claims that most fans—and their spending—will…

Disabled Train Near Secaucus Triggers 30-Minute NJ Transit Delays Into Penn Station

SECAUCUS, N.J. — A disabled train near Secaucus is causing up to 30-minute delays on NJ Transit rail lines into and out of Penn Station New York early Monday, according to NJ…

Hoboken Man’s Lawsuit Over Towed Truck Dismissed by Federal Judge

NEWARK, N.J. — A federal judge dismissed a Hoboken man’s civil rights lawsuit over a parking ticket and vehicle tow, ruling the complaint failed to meet legal standards required to proceed. U.S.…

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Tractor-Trailer Crash Knocks Down Power Lines, Ignites Car Fire and Shuts Route 34 in Wall Township

WALL TOWNSHIP, N.J. — A tractor-trailer crash that pulled down live power lines sparked a vehicle fire, trapped two մարդկանց, and left about 700 customers without electricity while forcing major road closures…

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Here’s Why FIFA is Shutting Down Met-Life Stadium’s Parking Lot and Charging $200 to Park at American Dream Mall

East Rutherford, New Jersey — Tens of thousands of World Cup fans heading to MetLife Stadium in 2026 will face no on-site parking and $200-plus off-site fees under a FIFA-driven plan that…

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Howell Council Advances $67.4M Budget With Tax Increase, Residents Raise Zoning Concerns Tuesday

Howell Township, NJ — Residents face a proposed tax increase as township officials introduced a $67.4 million municipal budget Tuesday night while fielding public complaints about zoning enforcement and neighborhood development. The…

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Bay Shore Migrant Who Killed Roommate Gets 25 Years to Life After Fleeing to Florida

Suffolk County, New York — A 24-year-old man’s fatal shooting inside a Bay Shore home has led to a 25-years-to-life prison sentence for his roommate, who fled New York after the killing…

NJ Transit Restores Service After Disabled Train Delays Hudson River Tunnel Commute Into Penn Station

NEWARK, NJ – Residual delays lingered for NJ TRANSIT riders after a disabled train in one of the Hudson River tunnels disrupted service into and out of Penn Station New York, the…

Brawl inside casino spirals into stabbing and savage assault

Casino clash erupts as trio charged in stabbing and brutal assault Atlantic City, NJ — A violent altercation inside a casino resort left a Maryland woman beaten and a man stabbed, ending…

Trenton man arrested in Andrew Coates murder case after August 2025 shooting, Mercer County prosecutors say

Trenton, NJ — A 41-year-old man’s fatal shooting in Trenton last summer has led to a murder arrest, with authorities charging a 47-year-old suspect in connection to the August 2025 killing, Mercer…

Brick Township backs ‘Polluters Pay’ bill targeting fossil fuel industry for ‘climate costs’

Resolution supports $50 billion state fund aimed at shifting cleanup costs from taxpayers to energy firms Brick Township, NJ — Brick Township officials have formally backed a proposed New Jersey law that…

Brick Township awards $208K contract for police software support

Council approves one-year agreement with Tyler Technologies for maintenance of public safety system Brick Township, NJ — Brick Township officials have approved a $208,103 contract to maintain and support the police department’s…

NJ Transit plan for World Cup could sideline daily commuters during rush hour

New Jersey’s preparation for the 2026 World Cup is exposing a familiar tension: major global events versus the needs of everyday residents. According to reports, NJ Transit expects to move roughly 40,000…

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