Governor Murphy signs bill that decriminalizes knowingly spreading AIDS to another person

TRENTON, NJ – While you can lose your business, your job and be declined service in New Jersey in some places for not being vaccinated for COVID-19 or wearing a facemask, you…

Health and Wellness·New Jersey News

Paterson Police Officer Indicted on Civil Rights Violations and Obstruction

NEWARK, N.J. – A Paterson Police officer was indicted today for physically assaulting a victim and then attempting to cover it up, U.S. Attorney Philip R. Sellinger announced. Kevin Patino, 29, of…

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Paterson police officer indicted for assaulting victim, then trying to cover it up

PATERSON, NJ – A Paterson Police officer was indicted today for physically assaulting a victim and then attempting to cover it up, U.S. Attorney Philip R. Sellinger announced. Kevin Patino, 29, of…

New Jersey News·North Jersey News

Phil Murphy takes a shot at the right, shouting about how much you love your country is no substitute for showing it

TRENTON, NJ – New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy on Tuesday used his second term inauguration speech to launch an attack on the Republican party and conservatives in his state and in Washington,…

New Jersey News

Cape May Prosecutor’s Office is hiring

CAPE MAY COURTHOUSE, NJ – The Cape May County Prosecutor’s Office is currently seeking to hire dedicated and honorable individuals for the position of County Detective. Annual Salary starting at $42,250-Two weeks…

Cape May County News·New Jersey News

Atlantic City bouncing back from pandemic with 29% revenue jump in December

ATLANTIC CITY, NJ – Is Atlantic City back? Joe Lupo, President of the Atlantic City Casino association thinks so after it was announced the industry was up nearly $100 million in December,…

Atlantic County News·Business News·Good News·New Jersey News

Gannett slashes 136 Saturday papers weeks after discontinuing local community weeklies

NEPTUNE, NJ – Gannett, Inc., a publicly-traded company and a struggling national print newspaper corporation that operates nine daily newspapers across New Jersey including our local Asbury Park Press and Home News…

Business News·New Jersey News

Lakewood basketball players harassed in Barnegat over race, sneakers, report

BARNEGAT, NJ – Lakewood middle school girls basketball players reported they were called racist epitaphs and mocked for not wearing good sneakers during a December matchup against Barnegat Middle School. According to…

Local Sports News·New Jersey News·Ocean County News·School and Education News

Murphy administration “unkills” 239 previously “confirmed” COVID-19 deaths

Trenton, NJ – It’s not a technical error or a glitch in the New Jersey Department of Health matrix, but on Monday, Governor Phil Murphy “unkilled” 239 previously reported COVID-19 deaths. The…

New Jersey News

Toms River Mayor shames local businesses for mitigating the spread of COVID-19

TOMS RIVER, NJ – As many cities across New Jersey are imposing indoor mask mandates, in Toms River, it’s the opposite. Toms River Mayor Maurice Hill has forced a business to change…

Community News·New Jersey News·Ocean County News

Jackson Township to create an advisory board to decide future of Rova Farms property

JACKSON TOWNSHIP, NJ – When the Jackson Township governing body chose to purchase the aging Rova Farms property, once a community and regional entertainment hot spot, they had no future plan in…

Community News·New Jersey News·Ocean County News

Jackson School District to hold closed Board of Education Meeting this week before public meeting

The Jackson Township Board of Education will conduct a Closed Conference Meeting on Wednesday, January 19, 2022 at 5:30 p.m. in the Conference Room of Jackson Memorial High School, 101 Don Connor Blvd, Jackson,…

Community News·New Jersey News·Ocean County News·School and Education News

Governor Murphy says 50% of reported COVID hospitalizations are not clear cut; NJ Hospital says 75% of ventilator patients are vaccinated

TRENTON, NJ – A lot has come out this week regarding the COVID-19 pandemic regarding face mask quality, vaccines admittedly only protecting against serious infection, but not spread and quarantine guidelines, but…

New Jersey News

Murphy administration warns of COVID-19 test kit price gouging

NEWARK – With demand for COVID-19 testing skyrocketing due to the Omicron variant, Acting Attorney General Andrew J. Bruck today announced that the Division of Consumer Affairs has sent more than 50 warning…

Health and Wellness·New Jersey News

Westampton man charged for distribution CSM

WESTAMPTON, NJ -Burlington County Prosecutor Scott Coffina and Westampton Township Police Chief Stephen Ent announced that a 35-year-old Westampton Township man has been charged with possessing and distributing child sexual abuse material.…

Burlington County News·Police Blotter

Bloomfield Democrats try to block Christian values based Chik-fil-A Parkway rest stop restaurant

BLOOMFIELD, NJ – Cancel culture is alive in predominantly blue New Jersey as the Bloomfield Mayor seeks to block a plan for Chik-fil-A, a conservative Christian-based corporation from locating its restaurant at…

Business News·New Jersey News·North Jersey News

Egg Harbor arsonist pleads guilty to burning home with three people inside

TOMS RIVER, NJ – Egg Harbor Township, pled guilty before the Honorable Guy P. Ryan, J.S.C., to one count of Aggravated Arson – by purposely or knowingly placing another in danger of…

New Jersey News·Ocean County News

Queens son charged for killing, nearly decapitating his mother with a machete

QUEENS, NY – Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz announced today that Osvaldo Diaz, 46, has been indicted by a Queens County grand jury and arraigned in Supreme Court on murder charges and…

New York News·Police Blotter

Corrado seeks financial details of Phil Murphy’s over-the-top Christmas COVID commercial

TRENTON, NJ – Senator Kristin Corrado wrote to New Jersey’s health commissioner seeking financial details about the Department of Health’s holiday season advertising campaign featuring school-age children asking for COVID shots. “In…

New Jersey News

Powerball Jackpot Increases to $48 Million

TRENTON, NJ – The winning numbers for the Wednesday, January 12, drawing were: 12, 21, 22, 30, and 33. The Red Power Ball number was 24. The Power Play was 4X. 15,025 New Jersey players took home an estimated $109,327 in prizes ranging from $4 to $400.…

Lottery Results·New Jersey News

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Governor Murphy signs bill that decriminalizes knowingly spreading AIDS to another person

Paterson Police Officer Indicted on Civil Rights Violations and Obstruction

Paterson police officer indicted for assaulting victim, then trying to cover it up

Phil Murphy takes a shot at the right, shouting about how much you love your country is no substitute for showing it

Cape May Prosecutor’s Office is hiring

Atlantic City bouncing back from pandemic with 29% revenue jump in December

Gannett slashes 136 Saturday papers weeks after discontinuing local community weeklies

Lakewood basketball players harassed in Barnegat over race, sneakers, report

Murphy administration “unkills” 239 previously “confirmed” COVID-19 deaths

Toms River Mayor shames local businesses for mitigating the spread of COVID-19

Jackson Township to create an advisory board to decide future of Rova Farms property

Jackson School District to hold closed Board of Education Meeting this week before public meeting

Governor Murphy says 50% of reported COVID hospitalizations are not clear cut; NJ Hospital says 75% of ventilator patients are vaccinated

Murphy administration warns of COVID-19 test kit price gouging

Westampton man charged for distribution CSM

Bloomfield Democrats try to block Christian values based Chik-fil-A Parkway rest stop restaurant

Egg Harbor arsonist pleads guilty to burning home with three people inside

Queens son charged for killing, nearly decapitating his mother with a machete

Corrado seeks financial details of Phil Murphy’s over-the-top Christmas COVID commercial

Powerball Jackpot Increases to $48 Million

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