Do You Know Him? NYPD Seeking to Identify Suspect in Violent Subway Attack

Queens, NY – The New York City Police Department is reaching out to the public for assistance in locating a suspect involved in a violent assault at the Queensboro Plaza subway station.…

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Majority of New Jerseyans Skeptical Over Governor’s Electric Vehicle Agenda

Trenton, NJ – A recent survey conducted by the Rutgers-Eagleton Institute has revealed a significant gap between consumer attitudes towards electric vehicles (EVs) and the policies being pushed by the Murphy Administration.…

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Elderly Man Assaulted and Robbed on NYC Subway Platform

New York, NY – An elderly man fell victim to a violent robbery on a New York City subway platform, resulting in the theft of his cellphone and injuries. Late Saturday night,…

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Weed World as New York Pushes Record Number of Marijuana Dispensary Licenses

NEW YORK, NY – Governor Kathy Hochul announced a significant expansion in New York’s cannabis industry, with the State Cannabis Control Board approving 109 new licenses, marking a substantial increase in the…

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Biden De-Escalates Electric Vehicle Rhetoric Scaling Back Projections that Could Affect New Jersey’s Gas Car Ban

TRENTON, NJ – New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy’s 2035 gasoline powered car ban was dealt some unsettling news after the Biden administration released data showing the ambitious initiative might not be practical.…

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Vast Majority of New Jerseyans Don’t Want Phil Murphy’s 2035 Gas Car Ban

New Jersey Faces Resistance in Moving Towards Electric Vehicle Future by 2035 Newark, NJ – Governor Phil Murphy’s initiative to ban the sale of gasoline-powered cars in New Jersey by 2035 encounters…

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Manchester Police Captain Retires After Distinguished Career in Law Enforcement

Manchester Township, NJ – Lt. Christopher Hemhauser has retired from the Manchester Township Police Department, concluding a notable career as a dispatcher that began in 1996. Chief Robert Dolan highlighted Lt. Hemhauser’s…

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Email Suggests Coordination Between Dem Financial Official And Dark Money-Backed Group Pushing ‘Woke’ Investing

Email Suggests Coordination Between Dem Financial Official And Dark Money-Backed Group Pushing ‘Woke’ Investing Nick Pope on February 12, 2024 An email reviewed by the Daily Caller News Foundation reveals that a…

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Harbor Seal Recovers from Christmas Day Shark Bite and Returns to the Wild

Surf City, NJ – A harbor seal, known as patient #64 at the Marine Mammal Stranding Center has made a triumphant return to its natural habitat following a six-week recovery period at…

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EV Tax Incentives Give Push To Murphy’s 2030 New Jersey Gas Car Ban

New Jersey Senate Committee Approves Tax Incentives for EV Infrastructure and Commercial Vehicles Trenton, NJ – In a significant move to bolster New Jersey’s efforts in combating climate change and promoting sustainable…

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New Jersey Law Helps Low Income Families Cope with Green Energy Price Hikes

Trenton, NJ – The Senate Environment and Energy Committee has taken a decisive step toward environmental justice and energy affordability for low-income and historically marginalized communities in New Jersey. Sponsored by Senator…

New Jersey News·Police Blotter

Police Nab Two After Stabbing Incident Aboard D.C. Metrobus

WASHINGTON, D.C. – A verbal altercation on a Metrobus in Northwest D.C. escalated into a physical assault and stabbing on Sunday afternoon, resulting in two men being taken into custody. At around…

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As February Arrives, the Worst of New Jersey’s Winter Should Be Over

TOMS RIVER, NJ – Weather in New Jersey in recent decades has been unpredictable year after year, but one thing that remains constant is that typically when February arrives, the worst of…

New Jersey News·Weather Reports and News

Toms River Cannabis Advocate Heading to Prison for Five Years

Toms River, NJ – Daniel Kessel, known for his active role in advocating for the legalization of cannabis dispensaries in Toms River, has been sentenced to a five-year jail term by an…

NYC To Give Illegal Migrants $53 Million in Gift Cards, None to Homeless Veterans

New York, NY – In a significant development aimed at assisting illegal migrant families under the care of the Housing Preservation and Development (HPD), the City of New York has awarded a…

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NYPD Seeks Public Help to Identify Suspects in Two Linked Robberies

New York, NY – The New York City Police Department has issued a public appeal for assistance in identifying suspects connected to a series of robberies. The incidents, both occurring on Saturday,…

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Toll Hike for New Jersey Weeks Away, Governor On Board With Increase

TRENTON, NJ – New Jersey’s transportation history is marked by a series of toll adjustments aimed at supporting its vast network of roads and bridges. Starting March 1, drivers will see a…

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Frederick Police Continue Search for Suspects in November Attack

Frederick, MD – The Frederick Police Department is calling for public assistance in identifying suspects involved in an assault that took place on November 27, 2023, at 7:23 p.m. Officers were dispatched…

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EXCLUSIVE: Docs Reveal VA Hospital’s Plan To Ramp Up Sex Change Surgeries, Double Down On Gender Ideology

EXCLUSIVE: Docs Reveal VA Hospital’s Plan To Ramp Up Sex Change Surgeries, Double Down On Gender Ideology Micaela Burrow and Megan Brock on January 28, 2024 A Department of Veterans Affairs (VA)…