NJ Assemblywoman Dawn Fantasia Demands Answers to Democrats’ World Cup Financial Debacle

Trenton, NJ — New Jersey Assemblywoman Dawn Fantasia sharply criticized state leaders and World Cup organizers Thursday, accusing officials of saddling New Jersey taxpayers with traffic, security, and infrastructure burdens tied to…

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Update: “I don’t like guns!” Transitioning Toms River Republican Says No to Indoor Gun Range

TOMS RIVER, NJ – Toms River Councilman Tom Nivison, who says he’s a Republican, is leading the charge along with former Toms River Mayor Mark Mutter to block a gun range, restaurant,…

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NJ Gov. Mikie Sherrill Retreats From World Cup Tax Hikes After Backlash Across State

Trenton, NJ — New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill and top Democratic lawmakers are backing away from a controversial plan to raise taxes and impose temporary surcharges during the 2026 FIFA World Cup…

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World Cup Games to Make Most of North Jersey a Traffic Nightmare According to New NJTPA Heat Map

Newark, NJ — New Jersey transportation officials are effectively telling millions of residents to stay off the roads — and, in many cases, work from home — during the 2026 FIFA World…

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NJ PBS to Shut Down After State and Federal Public Funding Pulled: Can’t Operate Without Taxpayer Funding

Trenton, NJ — New Jersey’s only statewide public television network will shut down in June after losing both state and federal funding, ending a 15-year run that already operated on a fraction…

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GOP Slams New Jersey’s World Cup Fiasco, Warn Fans Face High Transit Fares and Limited Economic Gain

TRENTON, N.J. — New Jersey Republicans are escalating criticism of the state’s role in the 2026 FIFA World Cup, arguing taxpayers are footing tens of millions in costs while early signs point…

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NJ Lawmakers Demand FIFA Cost Hearings as Tammy Murphy’s Chairwoman Role Draws Scrutiny Over MetLife Plans

Trenton, NJ — New Jersey lawmakers on Thursday demanded urgent budget hearings into the 2026 FIFA World Cup after raising new concerns about taxpayer exposure, steep transit costs, and the leadership role…

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Gov. Sherrill Blames Phil Murphy for New Jersey Transit’s High-Priced Fares During World Cup

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. —New Jersey taxpayers could be left covering a $48 million transportation bill for the 2026 World Cup at MetLife Stadium—while FIFA contributes nothing and collects billions from the tournament…

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Update: Machete attack inside Grand Central leaves 3 injured as NYPD fatally shoots suspect

Officers opened fire after armed man advanced on them during morning rush-hour chaos. New York, New York — A machete-wielding man slashed three people inside Grand Central Terminal on Sunday morning before…

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NYC subway slashing leaves teen injured on A train, suspect sought by NYPD

Police say 15-year-old boy was slashed multiple times during morning commute. Queens, NY – A 15-year-old boy was slashed multiple times in the face during a morning subway ride in Queens, prompting…

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Man Sues New Jersey Transit for Allegedly Taking His Belongings During Arrest

Federal court says filing lacks financial details and fails basic legal standards. Newark, NJ – A federal judge has denied a request to waive court filing fees and raised concerns about the…

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Chris Christie joins bipartisan panel of ex-governors at NJ reentry conference in Jersey City

Former Republican governor will appear alongside Democratic leaders at event focused on trauma, addiction and criminal justice reform. Jersey City, NJ – Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie will join a panel…

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Fire near Hoboken PATH tunnel halts service to Manhattan; no injuries reported

Crews are replacing damaged rail components and conducting safety tests before service can resume between Hoboken, the World Trade Center, and 33rd Street. Hoboken, N.J. – PATH service between Hoboken and Manhattan…

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Mayor Rodrick Backs Saint Joseph’s Application for Transitional Housing Serving Homeless Women with Children

TOMS RIVER, NJ — Mayor Daniel T. Rodrick announced his support for St. Joseph’s Parish as it seeks continued approval for its long-standing program offering temporary housing for women and children. For…

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Sen. Carmen Amato bill would roll back NJ’s new ‘mansion tax’ tiers, restore flat 1% rate on $1M-plus property deals

TRENTON, N.J. – A new proposal from Senator Carmen F. Amato Jr. (R-Ocean) seeks to undo New Jersey’s recently enacted tiered tax system on high-value real estate transfers, restoring a single flat…

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NJ lawmakers propose new law requiring highway signs for electric vehicle charging stations

TRENTON, N.J. – Electric vehicle drivers in New Jersey could soon have an easier time finding charging stations along major highways under a new bill introduced in the state legislature that directs…

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69-Year-Old Man Injured in NYC Subway Attack

BRONX, NY – Police are searching for a suspect who punched and injured a 69-year-old man during a confrontation at a Bronx subway station last week, according to the NYPD. The incident…

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Last minute spending bill by Democrats allocates $26 million to committee chaired by former NJ First Lady Tammy Murphy

TRENTON, NJ – New Jersey lawmakers approved $128 million in new spending with almost no public notice this week, funneling millions into a series of politically connected projects just days before Governor…

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Trained rescue dog still waiting at NJ shelter

Sophie the trained pittie waits another week at NJ rescue as adopters pass her by MONMOUTH COUNTY, NJ — She’s leash-trained, gentle, and steady—but five-year-old Sophie is still waiting for her chance…

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Governor-elect Sherrill meets with transition team as power transfer from Murphy gains momentum

TRENTON, NJ – New Jersey Governor-elect Mikie Sherrill met this week with her transition team and policy advisors as the state moves closer to the formal handoff of power from outgoing Governor…

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