NYPD Seeks Help Identifying Suspect in Subway Groping Incident

NEW YORK, NY — The New York City Police Department is requesting public assistance to identify and locate a man involved in a forcible touching incident on the subway. The incident occurred…

New Jersey’s Oldest Running Amusement Park Is Going Strong After Recent Closure and Sale

CLEMENTON, NJ — Clementon Park and Splash World, also known as Clementon Lake Park, has been a beloved destination since its establishment in 1907 by New Jersey Assemblyman Theodore B. Gibbs and…

Entertainment News·New Jersey News·South Jersey News

This Could Be The Last Jersey Shore Summer Without Offshore Wind Turbines Blocking Your View

TRENTON, NJ – New Jerseyans are taking to the beaches this weekend, but while many are taking notice of the scenic beauty that is the Jersey Shore, most aren’t thinking about what’s…

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You Made it to the Jersey Shore in Your EV…Now What?

TRENTON, NJ — You made it to the Jersey Shore and battled traffic delays, backups, and probably some pretty bad drivers on the roads. Now that you’re here? Now what? You’re about…

Business News

President Says Inflation Moving in the Right Direction, But We Don’t See It Yet

TRENTON, NJ – The cost of eggs, meat, olive oil, gasoline, electricity, natural gas, health insurance, car insurance, food, goods, building materials have all skyrocketed since President Joe Biden took office. Now,…

US and World News·Opinion - Editorial·Politics·Top Headlines

LA Mayor Floods City’s Metro System With Cops As Fatal Stabbings Plague Commuters

Democratic Mayor Karen Bass of Los Angeles ordered a massive deployment of police officers to the city’s Metro system following a wave of stabbings, the Los Angeles Times reported. The high-profile stabbings…

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Building A Few Miles Of California Railway Currently Projected To Cost More Than NASA Mars Mission

A project to extend a California railway by six miles may end up costing more than a National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s (NASA) mission to Mars. California’s plans to extend the Bay…

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RICHARD MINITER: Biden Twiddles His Thumbs While Iran Closes In On Critical Shipping Lane

Iran is about to choke off America’s use of the Suez Canal, through which threads almost one-third of all global shipping-container traffic. If Iran succeeds, the supply-chain disruptions will shock the U.S. economy. Expect…

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Biden Unleashed Over $1 Trillion In Bid To Be ‘The Next FDR,’ But Only A Small Fraction Has Actually Been Spent

President Joe Biden’s signature bills have unlocked more than $1.5 trillion for climate and infrastructure programs, but only a small slice of that funding has been spent, Politico reported Wednesday. The American…

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Today Marks First Day of 2024 for 8pm Sunset in New Jersey

TRENTON, NJ – New Jersey is known for its beautiful bayfront, riverfront, and Cape May sunset. Now, those sunsets will start happening after 8pm for the first time in 2024. Today marks…

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Shore Mammal Center Rescues Another Seal Pup

Spring Lake, NJ – Marine Mammal Stranding Center recently received a call about a male Grey seal pup found on Passaic Ave beach. At the center, the emaciated seal was given supportive…

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New Jersey Allocates $33 Million for Preschool Facility Expansion

TRENTON, NJ — Governor Phil Murphy and Acting Education Commissioner Kevin Dehmer announced the allocation of $33 million in federal grant funding to expand preschool facilities across New Jersey. This funding is…

UN Taps China, Which Commits Crimes Against Humanity, For New Group Protecting ‘Human Rights’ In Mining

The United Nations (U.N.) selected China — a country that perpetrates genocide and crimes against humanity — to sit on a new panel intended to advance human rights in mining of critical…

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MAILEE SMITH: Major Teachers Union Wants To Cement Its Grip Over Blue City

After having walked out on students five times since 2012, it’s clear leaders at the Chicago Teachers Union (CTU) — the city’s most powerful political machine — value progressive politics over what…

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The Oil And Gas Industry Might Be What’s Keeping Biden’s Economy Humming On Paper Despite ‘Regulatory Assault’

Oil and gas production is stubbornly hanging on as a key source of economic growth amid a “regulatory assault” from the Biden administration that seeks to wean the U.S. off of fossil…

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New Jersey Students, Districts Being Burned to the Ground by Murphy S2 Funding

TRENTON, NJ – New Jersey’s S2 funding formula, introduced seven years ago, has significantly impacted school districts throughout the state, with varying effects across different regions. As the state transitions into the…

Government News·New Jersey News·School and Education News

Will New Jersey Ever See Gasoline Under $3 Again?

The Prospect of Sub-$3 Gasoline: A Glimmer or Gone for Good? TRENTON, NJ – As gas prices fluctuate across the United States, motorists and economists alike wonder whether the days of sub-$3…

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New Jersey Lawmakers Move to Ban Gas Stoves and Appliances in New Construction

TRENTON, NJ – New legislation, known as the “Healthy and Affordable Construction for Tomorrow Act,” has been introduced to amend the State Uniform Construction Code to curb the combustion of high-emission substances…

Community News·Government News·Health and Wellness·New Jersey News

In Toms River, Kohl’s Was Caldor, and Two Guys Before That

TOMS RIVER, NJ – If you have ever been to Kohl’s on Route 37 in Toms River, you might not realize it, but you’re stepping into somewhat of a time machine that…

Business News·Community News·New Jersey News

Grand Union Used to Be Everywhere in New Jersey, What Happened?

TOMS RIVER, NJ – Growing up in New Jersey in the 1980s and early 1990s, you didn’t go to Target, Walmart, or Aldi, you went to Shop Rite, A&P, Foodtown, Pathmark, and…

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NYPD Seeks Help Identifying Suspect in Subway Groping Incident

New Jersey’s Oldest Running Amusement Park Is Going Strong After Recent Closure and Sale

This Could Be The Last Jersey Shore Summer Without Offshore Wind Turbines Blocking Your View

You Made it to the Jersey Shore in Your EV…Now What?

President Says Inflation Moving in the Right Direction, But We Don’t See It Yet

Today Marks First Day of 2024 for 8pm Sunset in New Jersey

Shore Mammal Center Rescues Another Seal Pup

New Jersey Allocates $33 Million for Preschool Facility Expansion

New Jersey Students, Districts Being Burned to the Ground by Murphy S2 Funding

Will New Jersey Ever See Gasoline Under $3 Again?

New Jersey Lawmakers Move to Ban Gas Stoves and Appliances in New Construction

In Toms River, Kohl’s Was Caldor, and Two Guys Before That

Grand Union Used to Be Everywhere in New Jersey, What Happened?

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