Far-Left New Jersey Newspaper That Linked Trump Supporters to “Hate Business” Shuts Down

NEWARK, N.J. — The Star-Ledger has announced it will no longer be in the business of printing newspapers. The once powerful news media outlet that was admired and respected throughout New Jersey…

In the News·Community News·Good News·New Jersey News

N.J. expands electric vehicle charging access with new utility requirements

TRENTON, N.J. — The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (NJBPU) announced on Wednesday the adoption of new minimum filing requirements (MFRs) for the state’s investor-owned electric distribution companies (EDCs) to expand…

New Jersey News

Fall Back Next Sunday! Here’s What to Know About Daylight Saving Time in New Jersey

Alright New Jersey, it’s that time of year again when we set our clocks back an hour and fully embrace the shorter days. Next Sunday, November 3rd, marks the end of Daylight…

A Trip to Baltimore’s Inner Harbor This Fall Can Still be Safe and Fun

Is Baltimore’s Inner Harbor Safe? Visiting Baltimore’s Inner Harbor can still be a safe and enjoyable experience if you stay aware and follow some smart safety tips. The Inner Harbor area is…

Travel·Baltimore News·Maryland News

NYPD seeks public’s help identifying suspects in Roosevelt Avenue grand larceny

NEW YORK — The New York City Police Department is asking for the public’s assistance in identifying two individuals wanted in connection with a grand larceny that occurred at the 74th Street-Roosevelt…

In the News

Warm Weather Returns to New Jersey Through Wednesday

This week in New Jersey, the weather will start off with unseasonably warm temperatures before cooling down as the week progresses. Today and tomorrow, you’ll enjoy sunny skies with highs reaching around…

New Jersey News·Weather Reports and News

Young Girl Groped on NYC Subway Train

The New York City Police Department is requesting the public’s help in identifying and locating a suspect wanted in connection with a sexual abuse incident that occurred within the confines of the 25 Precinct/Transit District…

Police Blotter·New York City News

New Jersey Electric Grid Can’t Handle Flood of EV’s Under Murphy Gas Car Ban

TRENTON, NJ – The power grid in New Jersey is barely capable of keeping the lights on in New Jersey during extreme weather events and when New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy’s gas…

Government News·New Jersey News·The Buzz

Rockville City Police Investigating After Two Stabbed at Trinbrook Metro Station

Rockville, MD – The Rockville City Police Department (RCPD) responded to a stabbing incident at the Twinbrook Metro station shortly before 5:30 p.m. on Monday evening. An adult male was approached and…

Police Blotter

New Jersey Woman Becomes America’s First Muslim Army General

Newark, NJ – Brig. Gen. Cindy M. Saladin-Muhammad has made history as the first Muslim woman to achieve the rank of general in the United States military. Saladin-Muhammad, a native of Newark,…

Government News·New Jersey News·The Buzz

An MTA bus stands idle with lights flashing in the street in Manhattan.

Teen Girl Groped on NYC MTA Bus

New York City, NY – The New York City Police Department (NYPD) has issued a call for public assistance in identifying a man suspected of forcibly touching a 16-year-old girl on an…

New York City News·Police Blotter

New Jersey Lawmakers Push for Zero Traffic Deaths by 2040

New Jersey Senate bill aims to eliminate traffic fatalities by 2040 TRENTON, N.J. — The Senate Transportation Committee has favorably reported a substitute bill for Senate Bill No. 361, which proposes the…

Government News·New Jersey News·Police Blotter

In New Jersey, It Costs A Little Extra Green to go Green Under New EV Tax

TRENTON, NJ – Did you know New Jersey is making a major push to ban gas-powered cars and to promote green electric vehicles? Well, that’s true and the state is now taxing…

Community News·Government News·New Jersey News

FBI Report Claiming Crime Down Nationwide Missing Key Data from America’s Most Violent Cities

Trenton, NJ – Is America safer now than it was before Kamala Harris and Joe Biden? Is New York City safer? Is New Jersey safer? Is Philadelphia safer? If you ask people…

Community News·Government News·New Jersey News·Police Blotter

16-Year-Old Girl Latest Victim of NYC Subway as Women Continue to be Targeted and Groped by Perverts

NEW YORK, NY – It’s not known why so many men on the New York City subway system feel the need to grope, accost and expose themselves to women riding the trains,…

In the News

Pair Sought in New York City Subway Train Hijacking

NEW YORK — The New York City Police Department is requesting the public’s help in identifying two individuals wanted in connection with a criminal mischief incident that took place in Queens. Authorities…

New York City News·Police Blotter

NYPD Seeks Second Suspect in Manhattan Armed Robbery Spree

MANHATTAN — The New York City Police Department is seeking the public’s assistance in identifying a suspect involved in a series of robberies within the confines of the 1st Precinct, Transit District…

Police Blotter·New York City News

Man, 26, Attacked and Robbed on Queens 7 Train

QUEENS, N.Y. — The NYPD is requesting the public’s help in identifying two suspects wanted in connection with a robbery at the 52 Street subway station on Wednesday, September 11. The incident…

New York City News

NYC police continue search suspects in Myrtle Avenue station robbery

BROOKLYN, N.Y. — The New York City Police Department is asking for the public’s help in identifying two individuals involved in a robbery at the Myrtle Avenue subway station on Wednesday, August…

New York City News·Police Blotter

As New Jersey Pushes Toward Renewable Energy Residents Paying 6% Higher Than National Average

New Jersey residents are feeling the squeeze of higher energy bills, with the average household shelling out about $258 per month—adding up to a whopping $3,096 per year, according to Garden State…

Local Politics·New Jersey News

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Far-Left New Jersey Newspaper That Linked Trump Supporters to “Hate Business” Shuts Down

N.J. expands electric vehicle charging access with new utility requirements

Fall Back Next Sunday! Here’s What to Know About Daylight Saving Time in New Jersey

A Trip to Baltimore’s Inner Harbor This Fall Can Still be Safe and Fun

NYPD seeks public’s help identifying suspects in Roosevelt Avenue grand larceny

Warm Weather Returns to New Jersey Through Wednesday

Young Girl Groped on NYC Subway Train

New Jersey Electric Grid Can’t Handle Flood of EV’s Under Murphy Gas Car Ban

Rockville City Police Investigating After Two Stabbed at Trinbrook Metro Station

New Jersey Woman Becomes America’s First Muslim Army General

Teen Girl Groped on NYC MTA Bus

New Jersey Lawmakers Push for Zero Traffic Deaths by 2040

In New Jersey, It Costs A Little Extra Green to go Green Under New EV Tax

FBI Report Claiming Crime Down Nationwide Missing Key Data from America’s Most Violent Cities

16-Year-Old Girl Latest Victim of NYC Subway as Women Continue to be Targeted and Groped by Perverts

Pair Sought in New York City Subway Train Hijacking

NYPD Seeks Second Suspect in Manhattan Armed Robbery Spree

Man, 26, Attacked and Robbed on Queens 7 Train

NYC police continue search suspects in Myrtle Avenue station robbery

As New Jersey Pushes Toward Renewable Energy Residents Paying 6% Higher Than National Average

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