Toms River School Board Seeking January Vote on $100 Million Referendum

TOMS RIVER-Decades of neglect throughout the Toms River Regional School District’s aging facilities is starting to show and the Board of Education is preparing to put a massive spending bill before township…

New Jersey News

NJ Attorney General Fights EPA and Climate Change Policy

TRENTON-The New Jersey Attorney General is fighting crime head on this week, railing against the federal government and climate change. “The Federal Government’s own report warns that climate change damages the environment,…

New Jersey News·Police Blotter·Politics

Lacey Police, Ocean County Prosecutor Investigating Video of Raccoon Beating

LACEY TOWNSHIP,NJ-A viral video of a Lacey teen trapping and beating a raccoon to death with a baseball bat is now being investigated by the Lacey Township Police Department and the Ocean…

New Jersey News·Police Blotter

Councilman Walks off Dais in Brick, Resident Calls for Replacement of “Disrespectful” Council President

BRICK TOWNSHIP, NJ-Brick Township Councilman James Fozman angered his fellow council members and Mayor John Ducey after he disclosed to the public that the township was dumping Barnegat Bay sludge illegally…

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Brick Superdome Hearing December 12th

BRICK-It was touted to open last month, but the reality is, the project hasn’t even started yet. In fact, the public hearing for the huge sports bubble to be built on the…

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NJ Attorney General Grewal Wins Award for Compassion Towards Illegal Aliens

TRENTON-Days after announcing sweeping reforms that provide illegal immigrants a safe haven from deportation in the Garden State, Attorney General Gurbir Grewal has received his first official recognition for his efforts. …

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Trophy Park Owner: This is for kids all over the world

JACKSON TOWNSHIP, NJ- Alan Nau, the developer seeking to carve out a 200-acre sports complex in Jackson Township spoke to the Asbury Park Press last week about his project and said he…

New Jersey News

Seaside Park Police to Deliver Donated Toys to NJ Department of Child Protection

SEASIDE PARK, NJ– Residents of Seaside Park donated a carload of toys to local police officers who will now transport those toys to the New Jersey Department of Child Protection in time for…

Community News·Police Blotter

Grewal Accused of Politicking, Pandering in AG’s Office

TRENTON-New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal is facing harsh criticism and backlash from residents of New Jersey after releasing a directive to law enforcement officers in the Garden State prohibiting them from…

New Jersey News·Police Blotter·Politics

Saving Christmas: Facebook Page Helps You Find Holiday Lights in Ocean and Monmouth County

A Facebook page is out there there helps bring holiday light show homeowner operators and those who seek out light shows together. It’s called “Holiday Lights in Ocean and Monmouth County NJ”…

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One Dead in Sea Isle City Fire

Cape May Court House, New Jersey – Cape May County Prosecutor Jeffrey H. Sutherland and Sea Isle City Police Chief Thomas McQuillen are releasing additional information regarding the multi-alarm structure fire that…

Cape May County News·Police Blotter

Search is on for SBA’s 2019 NJ Small Business Person of the Year

NEWARK, NJ – The search is on for the U.S. Small Business Administration’s 2019 New Jersey Small Business Person of the Year. The agency is now accepting nominations for all National Small…

Business News

Is the Party Over for Brick Democrats?

BRICK-A report today filed by Brick Township Democrat Stan Schick on PoliticsOC confirms what many have suspected for months, a strong divide is growing stronger every day within the Brick Township Democrats’…

New Jersey News·Politics

Old Bridge Mayor Fighting Christmas Light Show: “I’m not a grinch”

OLD BRIDGE-Old Bridge Mayor Owen Henry has so far declined to speak to Shore News Network after we broke the story of his plan to shake down the homeowner of a Christmas…

Community News·New Jersey News

Phil Murphy Wants $15 Min. Wage, But Only Paid His Workers $12.50 in 2017 Election

TRENTON-Democrats in New Jersey want businesses to pay $15 minimum wages before the end of 2018, but when it comes to their own workers, they paid election canvassers just $12.50 per hour.…

Government News·New Jersey News·Politics

NJ Assemblymen Say Murphy Illegal Immigrant Bail Out is Irresponsible

TRENTON-New Jersey Assemblyman John DiMaio said this week, if the State of New Jersey has extra cash laying around, it should go towards public education and schools and not defend illegal immigrants…

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Lakewood Measles Outbreak Continues to Grow

LAKEWOOD-Two more confirmed cases of measles have been reported in Lakewood this week, raising the total number of infected to 18. The Ocean County Health Department has issued a warning regarding exposure…

Health and Wellness·New Jersey News

Guadagno: Legalizing prostitution would be better than legalizing pot

In an interview with Bill Spadea on NJ101.5 yesterday, former Lt. Governor Kim Guadagno said legalizing prostitution would be less harmful than legalizing recreational marijuana and that doing so would benefit the…

Atlantic County News·Breaking News·Burlington County News·Cape May County News

Toms River Councilman: Murphy Should Apologize to Toms River Businesses Affected by Route 166 Debacle

by Daniel Rodrick, Councilman, Toms River Township Nearly 25,000 motorists use that intersection each day and to make matters worse, shoppers are avoiding the area. These businesses depend on the weeks between…

Politics

Life Slows Down for the Holidays in Historic Smithville

SMITHVILLE,NJ-The holiday season is upon us in New Jersey and one stop you should consider making is in Historic Smithville. The small shopping village is located in Absecon just off exit…

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