Sip and Savor the Flavors of Fall in New Jersey’s Wildwoods

As the summer crowds fade and the temperatures become comfortably mild, September ushers in the Wildwoods’ Second Season—a time when this beloved Jersey Shore destination truly shines. With fewer tourists, off-season deals,…

COVID-19 Facemasks Are Back in the South, Can They Return to New Jersey, New York Schools?

TRENTON, NJ – Remember the days of endless Zoom classes, sanitizer on every corner, and facemasks that became a permanent part of our outfits? Well, it seems like a déjà vu moment…

New Jersey Woman Sentenced to Six Years in Prison for Killing Abusive Husband on Christmas Day

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. — Marylue Wigglesworth, 53, has been sentenced to six years in state prison after pleading guilty to second-degree manslaughter in the fatal shooting of her husband, David B. Wigglesworth,…

Elderly Florida Man Pulls Knife on Manager at Swank New Jersey Eatery

RUMSON, N.J. — A 75-year-old man from Florida was arrested Thursday night after allegedly pulling a knife on a restaurant patron and assaulting a manager at the Red Horse by David Burke…

New Jersey’s Ridiculous Beach Badge Laws Mocked by The World After Belmar Surfer Arrested

BELMAR, NJ (OP-ED) – New Jersey’s infamous beach badge policy is making headlines again after a surfer was arrested in Belmar for not displaying his badge. The incident involved Liam Mahoney, who…

Missing New Jersey Man Who Had Gone Fishing Found Dead

MONTVILLE, N.J. — A 64-year-old man from Montville Township was found dead Sunday evening in a body of water behind an industrial complex on Chapin Road, authorities said. The man, whose name…

Celebrate National Dog Day at a Dog Friendly New Jersey Beach

Celebrate National Dog Day by exploring some of New Jersey’s top dog-friendly beaches and off-leash parks with your four-legged friend. With miles of coastline and plenty of green spaces, the Garden State…

Ford Scales Back EV Production, Dealing A Blow to New Jersey’s Gas Car Ban Dreams

TRENTON, NJ – Ford just threw a wrench in New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy’s ambitious plan to ban gas-powered cars by 2035, and it looks like the auto giant is putting the…

America Technically Owes New Jersey for Baseball, Football, and Basketball

HOBOKEN, NJ – New Jersey might not always get the spotlight, but when it comes to sports, this state is a powerhouse of firsts. From baseball to football and basketball, New Jersey…

Your Weekly New Jersey Horoscope: What the Garden State Has in Store for You!

Aries (March 21 – April 19):This month, Aries, your fiery energy is like the Parkway at rush hour—unstoppable and a little chaotic. You’ll be juggling a dozen things at once, from planning…

What to do in New Jersey in September: Summer is Ending, But the Fun Is Not

As summer in New Jersey begins to wind down, the state still has plenty of magic left to offer. August and September might signal the end of the season, but they’re also…

Shore Lawmakers Call for Hearings on High-Risk Power Cables for Offshore Wind Project

TOMS RIVER, N.J. — Senator Jim Holzapfel, Assemblyman Greg McGuckin, and Assemblyman Paul Kanitra (R-10) have issued a call for legislative hearings concerning the proposal to lay high-risk power cables through densely…

Private Equity Firm Acquires Waretown Town Center, Expanding Presence in New Jersey

WARETOWN, N.J. — First National Realty Partners (FNRP), a prominent private equity commercial real estate firm, has announced the acquisition of Waretown Town Center, an 87,735-square-foot shopping center in Waretown, New Jersey.…

Morning Commuter Report: Traffic Delays on New Jersey Highways

EAST BRUNSWICK, N.J. — Commuters across New Jersey faced delays this morning due to several incidents on major highways. As of 7:30 a.m., a disabled truck on the northbound outer roadway of…

New Jersey Surfer Bodyslammed by Cops for Not Displaying His Beach Badge

BELMAR, NJ – A day of surfing at Belmar Beach, NJ, took a surprising turn when a surfer was roughed up and detained by police, all because his beach badge wasn’t properly…

New Jersey Congressman William Pascrell Dead at 87 After Bout With Illness

PATERSON, NJ — William J. Pascrell Jr., a stalwart of New Jersey politics who represented his state in the U.S. House of Representatives for 14 terms, passed away today at the age…

New Jersey Smells Like Weed Everywhere and That’s Not Ok for Those Who Don’t Smoke It

If you’ve spent even a minute in New Jersey lately, you’ve probably noticed that unmistakable scent hanging in the air. Whether you’re chilling at a beach, vibing at a concert, or just…

New Jersey’s Last Drive-In Theater Continues to Wow Moviegoers

New Jersey holds a special place in the history of drive-in theaters, as the birthplace of this quintessential American experience. The first-ever drive-in theater was opened in Camden, NJ, on June 6,…

New Jersey Diner Culture is Alive and Well in Toms River

TOMS RIVER, NJ – If you’re in Toms River, NJ, and craving that classic diner experience, you’re in for a treat. This town is home to some top-notch diners where comfort food…

New Jerseyans Are Weird, Here’s Why

Welcome to New Jersey, where the diners are legendary, the traffic circles are confusing, and the people? Well, let’s just say they’ve got some quirks that make the Garden State one of…

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