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South Jersey lawmakers claim whale deaths linked to Murphy’s massive offshore wind project

ATLANTIC CITY, NJ – Republican leaders are once again calling for Governor Phil Murphy and Democrats to start worrying about saving the whales and putting a massive offshore wind turbine farm on…

January 24, 2023

Is New Jersey broken? One shore town mayor thinks it is and Gov. Murphy is to blame

POINT PLEASANT, NJ – Point Pleasant Beach Mayor Paul Kanitra is the latest public official to put the growing auto theft epidemic squarely in the hands of Governor Phil Murphy and his…

January 17, 2023

Think wind turbines are bad? New Jersey almost had an offshore nuclear power plant

New Jersey is now in the process of building huge off-shore wind energy farms right off the coast of the Jersey Shore. The plan has been met with both support and condemnation.…

October 21, 2022

“Phil Murphy is delusional” shore legislators say as governor says New Jersey prepared for immigrant buses

TOMS RIVER, NJ – New Jersey governor Phil Murphy is delusional. That’s the sentiment today from Ocean County legislators representing New Jersey’s 10th District after the governor said New Jersey is prepared…

September 30, 2022

New Jersey OAG Makes Arrests in Shore Area Human Trafficking Bust

From the Desk of Attorney General Matthew Platkin, NJ TRENTON – Acting Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin announced today that eight defendants were indicted on first-degree racketeering and conspiracy charges in connection…

August 30, 2022

You Know You’re From Jersey When Beaches Have Custom Pizza Box Recycling Bins at the Shore

OCEAN CITY, NJ – Pizza boxes are a problem at the beach. At least in New Jersey, they are. One Jersey Shore town has found a creative solution to deal with beach…

August 22, 2022

Shore News Network Cleared of Bogus FEC Complaint Filed by Deviant New Jersey GOP Operatives

TOMS RIVER, NJ – A bogus complaint filed with the Federal Elections Commission alleging conservative-leaning Shore News Network news company violated federal elections laws has been cleared by the Federal Election Commission.…

June 21, 2022

Rise Light & Power and Delaware River Partners to Collaborate on New Jersey’s First Offshore Wind Cable Manufacturing Facility

The proposed submarine cable manufacturing facility will have a footprint of approximately 30 acres, along with dock access. Upon approval of the Outerbridge Renewable Connector project, pending before the BPU, Rise and…

April 14, 2022

LS Power Grid Unveils Plans to Connect Offshore Wind Power into New Jersey’s Onshore Electrical Grid

NJ-Based Company’s Proposals are at least $1 Billion Less Than Competitors Superior Technology, Planning Will Strengthen NJ’s Aging Electrical Grid Significant Benefits for State Economy, Local Labor and Local Communities Environmentally Sensitive…

March 23, 2022

“Duffer’s Ice Cream Knocked my D–k off” Dave Portnoy reviews Jersey’s Shore’s best ice cream parlor

WILDWOOD, NJ – Barstool Sports President Dave Portnoy is a pizza guy. He hosts the popular social media vlog “One Bite Pizza Reviews that has over one million subscribers across all platforms,…

September 4, 2021

New Jersey COVID-19 Corps to knock on doors of the unvaccinated at the Shore this week

TOMS RIVER, NJ – We’re from the government…and we’re here to help you…get vaccinated. If you haven’t been vaccinated and you live at the Jersey Shore, you can expect a state official…

June 22, 2021

Shore Republicans Stamp Out Trunk Fighting Epidemic in New Jersey

At the Jersey Shore, trunk fighting is a serious problem. That’s the act of letting two dogs fight to the death in the trunks of cars. Apparently, it is a problem at…

May 14, 2021

New Jersey to Allow School Resource Officers to Work the Social Distancing Beat on Shore Beaches and Boardwalks

TRENTON – As Shore resorts seek to augment their police forces with special officers for the busy summer season, Attorney General Gurbir S. Grewal today issued guidance to law enforcement on a new…

May 29, 2020

New Jersey Mayor Who Had His Shore Town in Lock Down for Memorial Day Says it Was Counterproductive

POINT PLEASANT BEACH, NJ – Point Pleasant Beach Mayor Paul Kanitra didn’t want to be the mayor from Jaws who reopened the beach the prompted more shark attacks. Instead, he became the…

May 27, 2020

Jersey Strong: Shore Area Restaurants Continue to Weather COVID-19

TOMS RIVER-While many businesses have been forced to shut down in New Jersey, those who are permitted to operate, even under restricted operations are showing exactly what it means to be Jersey…

April 6, 2020

Report: North Jersey Residents Flocking to Shore Homes to Escape Coronavirus

A News12 report claims many North Jersey residents living in areas with higher concentrations of the Coronavirus are flocking to their Jersey Shore summer homes to try to escape the growing pandemic.…

March 18, 2020

Shore Deputy Mayor: Fair Share Housing is Agent of the Builder’s Lobby in New Jersey

MIDDLETOWN-New Jersey is in the middle of an affordable housing boom, mandated by the Fair Share Housing Center. Fair Share Housing Center (FSHC), founded in 1975, is the only public interest organization…

November 4, 2019

Congressman Smith Joined by Freeholder Joe Vicari Lobby to Ban Jersey Offshore Oil Drilling

Congressman Chris Smith today was joined by Ocean County Freeholder Joseph Vicari at the signing of New Jersey’s STOP Offshore Oil and Gas Act event. “Today, I spoke at the signing of…

April 20, 2018

Senator Leads Charge Against New Jersey Off-Shore Drilling

Senator Chris Brown (R-2) is sponsoring bipartisan legislation to fight the federal plan to allow offshore drilling for oil and natural gas along the Atlantic Coast. “Protecting our environment and our way…

March 2, 2018

Shore News Network Leaves New Jersey News Commons

After nearly five years, today Shore News Network has chosen to leave the Montclair University Center for Cooperative Media’s New Jersey News Commons. The commons was originally designed as a network of…

January 17, 2018

Woman found dead in New Jersey woods wearing hospital gown

Woman’s body found in New Jersey woods wearing hospital gown sparks mystery Hamilton Twp., NJ — A body discovered in a wooded area off Tuckahoe Road in the Estell Manor section of…

September 27, 2025

New Jersey judge rejects buyers’ bid to revive dismissed claims in insulin pricing fight

Trenton, NJ – A federal judge has denied consumers’ request to reconsider part of a ruling that trimmed their sweeping challenge to the alleged insulin pricing scheme led by Novo Nordisk, Sanofi,…

September 26, 2025

Old and New Building nearby Liberty State Park Jersey City

Judge tosses free speech suit against Republican Brian Stack, Jersey City and state police

Newark, NJ – A federal judge shut down an independent journalist’s civil-rights lawsuit on Thursday, granting multiple motion to dismiss bids from New Jersey officials and agencies and ending a case that…

September 26, 2025

New Jersey Democrats Taken to Court Over Deceptive South Jersey Ballot Design to Help Mikie Sherrill

Trenton, NJ – The Republican National Committee, New Jersey Republican Party, and local GOP leaders are backing a lawsuit to block what they call an unlawful and deceptive ballot design for the…

September 26, 2025

Ballot Drop Box Sign, Rutherford, NJ, USA. On Park Avenue in Rutherford, New Jersey

What’s the weather forecast for New Jersey This Weekend?

Trenton, NJ – New Jersey residents can expect a mix of sun and unsettled weather this weekend, with warm afternoons giving way to scattered showers and cooler evenings. Friday morning started mostly…

September 26, 2025

Jersey Shore - Page 36

South Jersey lawmakers claim whale deaths linked to Murphy’s massive offshore wind project

Is New Jersey broken? One shore town mayor thinks it is and Gov. Murphy is to blame

Think wind turbines are bad? New Jersey almost had an offshore nuclear power plant

“Phil Murphy is delusional” shore legislators say as governor says New Jersey prepared for immigrant buses

New Jersey OAG Makes Arrests in Shore Area Human Trafficking Bust

You Know You’re From Jersey When Beaches Have Custom Pizza Box Recycling Bins at the Shore

Shore News Network Cleared of Bogus FEC Complaint Filed by Deviant New Jersey GOP Operatives

Rise Light & Power and Delaware River Partners to Collaborate on New Jersey’s First Offshore Wind Cable Manufacturing Facility

LS Power Grid Unveils Plans to Connect Offshore Wind Power into New Jersey’s Onshore Electrical Grid

“Duffer’s Ice Cream Knocked my D–k off” Dave Portnoy reviews Jersey’s Shore’s best ice cream parlor

New Jersey COVID-19 Corps to knock on doors of the unvaccinated at the Shore this week

Shore Republicans Stamp Out Trunk Fighting Epidemic in New Jersey

New Jersey to Allow School Resource Officers to Work the Social Distancing Beat on Shore Beaches and Boardwalks

New Jersey Mayor Who Had His Shore Town in Lock Down for Memorial Day Says it Was Counterproductive

Jersey Strong: Shore Area Restaurants Continue to Weather COVID-19

Report: North Jersey Residents Flocking to Shore Homes to Escape Coronavirus

Shore Deputy Mayor: Fair Share Housing is Agent of the Builder’s Lobby in New Jersey

Congressman Smith Joined by Freeholder Joe Vicari Lobby to Ban Jersey Offshore Oil Drilling

Senator Leads Charge Against New Jersey Off-Shore Drilling

Shore News Network Leaves New Jersey News Commons

Woman found dead in New Jersey woods wearing hospital gown

New Jersey judge rejects buyers’ bid to revive dismissed claims in insulin pricing fight

Judge tosses free speech suit against Republican Brian Stack, Jersey City and state police

New Jersey Democrats Taken to Court Over Deceptive South Jersey Ballot Design to Help Mikie Sherrill

What’s the weather forecast for New Jersey This Weekend?

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