Gloucester County Commissioners Approve Contracts, Grants, and Infrastructure Projects

Officials approved a series of resolutions covering election equipment, public safety upgrades, road work, and technology purchases during their March 4 meeting. Woodbury, NJ – Gloucester County commissioners approved a wide range…

Gloucester County Commissioners Approve Resolution to Increase 2026 Budget Cap

The measure allows the county to raise its budget up to 3.5% above last year’s appropriations under New Jersey’s Local Government Cap Law. Woodbury, NJ – Gloucester County commissioners have approved a…

NJ homeowner headed to prison in house fire insurance scheme

Cherry Hill man gets prison time for insurance fraud after house fire TRENTON, NJ — A Cherry Hill homeowner who filed false claims after a fire destroyed his house has been sentenced…

Mercer County player lands historic $3.4M lottery win

Record $3.4M Jersey Cash 5 jackpot ticket sold at Trenton market TRENTON, NJ — A New Jersey Lottery player in Mercer County has won a record-setting $3,402,434 Jersey Cash 5 jackpot after…

Fugitive alert issued for Somerville man with assault warrant

Somerset County prosecutors name Somerville man fugitive of the month SOMERVILLE, NJ — A Somerset County man wanted on assault and weapons charges has been named the Prosecutor’s Office Fugitive of the…

Toms River VAAD to Fight Mayor Rodrick’s Plan to Curb and Control High Density Housing Over Next 10 Years

Mayor warns failure to adopt plan could trigger builder’s remedy allowing thousands of apartments. Toms River, NJ – The Toms River Jewish Community Council (VAAD) is trying to block Mayor Dan Rodrick’s…

Why Does the Jewish Community Council Oppose My Plan to Halt Development? What Happens if the Council Doesn’t Pass My Plan?

Jewish Community Leaders Oppose Toms River Mayor’s Plan to Halt State-Mandated Overdevelopment By Mayor Daniel T. Rodrick | Toms River Recently, the Toms River Jewish Community Council (TRJCC) issued a statement opposing…

Mikie Sherrill’s Hometown Facing Educational Financial Crisis as Voters Await Results in $17.6 Million Vote

Even the hometown of New Jersey’s governor is grappling with the consequences of the state’s controversial S2 school funding formula as voters decide whether to approve millions in emergency funding. Montclair, NJ…

After Promising Cuts, Sherrill Proposes $60.7B Budget, $2B Higher Than Murphy With Pension and School Funding Cuts “If We Don’t Act Now”

Governor Mikie Sherrill’s first budget proposal increases state spending by nearly $2 billion compared to the final budget under former Gov. Phil Murphy. Trenton, NJ – Governor Mikie Sherrill unveiled her first…

FBI Raises Reward to $1 Million for Fugitive Wanted for Killing Wife in Maryland Donut Shop Murder

Federal authorities are offering up to $1 million for information leading to the arrest of Bhadreshkumar Patel, accused of killing his wife at a Maryland donut shop and fleeing the country. Hanover,…

NJ Bill Would Study New Payroll Deductions Program to Fund Long-Term Care Benefits

New Jersey lawmakers are considering a proposal that would study creating a state long-term care benefit funded through worker payroll deductions. Trenton, NJ – New Jersey lawmakers have introduced legislation directing the…

Matawan Schools Reopen After Phone Threat Triggers Districtwide Lockdown

Authorities say students and staff are safe after investigators determined the threat against Matawan Regional High School was not credible. Matawan, NJ – Students returned to class Tuesday at Matawan Regional High…

Muslim prayer lawsuit against Trenton schools dismissed on constutional grounds

A federal court ruled a parent failed to show that Trenton school officials violated his constitutional rights after denying a request for weekly early dismissal for religious services. Trenton, NJ – A…

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Lawsuit Claiming Misconduct in Murder Investigation Against Paterson Police Kicked Out of Court

A federal court ruled the plaintiff failed to present sufficient evidence tying police agencies to alleged constitutional violations. Newark, NJ – A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by a New…

Man Last Seen Arguing With Missing Jackson Rutgers Student Walks Free After Plea Deal Because Victim Couldn’t Testify

A $10,000 reward is being offered for information after a Rutgers University senior vanished in Jackson Township, sparking outrage from his family. Jackson Township, NJ – This case will be filed in…

Mercer County Drug Bust Nets Brick of Heroin; $127K in Drugs, Guns

Authorities say a five-month investigation led to the seizure of cocaine, heroin, ecstasy, and multiple firearms across several Mercer County locations. Trenton, NJ – A months-long narcotics investigation in Mercer County resulted…

Randolph Mayor Joe Hathaway Outlines Platform in Race for Mikie Sherrill’s Open House Seat

Randolph Mayor Joe Hathaway is promoting tax relief for first-time homebuyers and workforce training as key issues in the race for New Jersey’s 11th Congressional District. Morristown, NJ – Randolph Mayor Joe…

Freehold Township Plan Targets 607 Affordable Housing Units Through 2035

The township must address a combined obligation of 607 affordable housing units during the current housing cycle, including rehabilitation and new construction requirements. Freehold Township, NJ – Freehold Township’s amended affordable housing…

Howell Affordable Housing Plan Targets 304 Units Through 2035

Township officials outlined projects and credits intended to meet a state-mandated obligation of 304 affordable housing units during the fourth housing round. Howell, NJ – Howell Township’s amended affordable housing plan outlines…

Jackson Council to Vote on Rent Control Changes, Parking Rules at Tuesday Meeting

Officials will hold public hearings on new traffic restrictions, portable toilet regulations, and a major overhaul of the township’s rent control ordinance. Jackson, NJ – The Jackson Township Council is set to…

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