Murphy Administration Issues Drought Warning for New Jersey

TRENTON — The Murphy administration issued a statewide Drought Watch on Friday, urging residents and businesses to voluntarily conserve water as dry conditions persist across New Jersey. The state has experienced significantly…

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New Jersey Police Identify Man Arrested for Double Murder in Virginia

Evesham Township, NJ – Early Sunday, the Evesham Police Department responded to an incident involving a man allegedly threatening a homeowner on Kelly Drive. The suspect, Amandeep Singh, reportedly sought his estranged…

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New Jersey Police Break Up $3.2 Million Meth Operation

Hampton, NJ** – The Hunterdon County Prosecutor’s Office conducted a narcotics investigation resulting in the arrest of an individual for possessing controlled dangerous substances with intent to distribute. Following a monthlong investigation,…

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New Jersey Big Lots Stores Spared from Latest Bankruptcy Related Closings

TOMS RIVER, NJ – Big Lots is closing more stores as it moves forward in its bankruptcy proceedings, but this time, New Jersey stores won’t be affected. Big Lots, Inc. has entered…

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New Jersey Greek Restaurant Targeted by Hate-Filled Anti-Jewish TikTok Over ‘Israeli’ Flag

Israeli flags. The video, which went viral with over 3.2 million views on TikTok and millions more on X, captures her proudly removing the flags while proclaiming, “Free Palestine, bitch!” to baffled…

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New Jersey man pleads guilty to drug sale in Orange County

GOSHEN, N.Y. — Rahyim Woodson, 39, of Orange, New Jersey, pleaded guilty Tuesday to criminal sale of a controlled substance in the third degree, according to Orange County District Attorney David M.…

This New Jersey Restaurant Mixes Jazz with Great Quality Chinese Food

MADISON, NJ – Shanghai Jazz in Madison, NJ, is definitely not your average dining spot—it’s a place where the best of two worlds collide: incredible Asian cuisine and live jazz performances. This…

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New Jersey’s Most Popular Gone But Not Forgotten Amusement Parks

New Jersey was once home to some of the most beloved amusement parks that defined countless summers, only to now exist in memory. One of the most iconic was Palisades Amusement Park,…

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This Pizza Joint Near Trenton Has the Best Tomato Pie in New Jersey

Papa’s Tomato Pies in Robbinsville, NJ, is a historic gem, serving up Trenton-style tomato pies since 1912. It’s not just a restaurant; it’s an institution. The tomato pies here are known for…

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New Jersey Real-Estate Attorney Admits to Stealing from Clients

Freehold, NJ– A real-estate attorney has confessed to embezzling nearly $1.18 million from 60 clients, as announced by Monmouth County Prosecutor Raymond S. Santiago on Wednesday. Steven H. Salami, 49, from Hazlet,…

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Study reveals deadliest times and days to drive on New Jersey roads

NEWARK, N.J. — A recent study analyzing a decade’s worth of fatal car crash data has identified July, Saturdays, and the 9 p.m. hour as the most dangerous times for drivers in…

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Female New Jersey Detective Shot and Killed During Violent Home Invasion

BRIDGETON, N.J. — Law enforcement agencies in southern New Jersey are investigating the fatal shooting of a Cumberland County detective during a home invasion late Tuesday night. The victim, identified as Monica…

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Dougherty Campaign Manager Endorses Offshore Wind Energy, High Density Housing for New Jersey

TOMS RIVER, N.J. — Zach Dougherty, a Democratic candidate in Toms River, has raised eyebrows with his decision to appoint Ben Dziobek, a climate activist and outspoken advocate for the abolition of…

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New Jersey Congressman Admits He Never Visited Border as State Grapples With Migrant Issues

TRENTON, NJ – New Jersey is reeling from the side effects of the Biden-Harris border crisis, facing a housing crisis and a large increase in non-Englishf speaking students statewide in public schools.…

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Headless Birds Litter New Jersey Beach, What’s Going On?

Recently, a disturbing discovery at a beach in Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey, has sparked a wave of concern and speculation. Numerous dead birds—many of them decapitated—have been found along the shoreline,…

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Cool, Clear and Sunny Days Ahead for New Jersey This Week

Today, New Jersey is enjoying mostly sunny skies with a high near 59°F, which is slightly cooler than average for mid-October. Typically, temperatures this time of year hover in the low 60s.…

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Frost Advisory Issued for New Jersey and Pennsylvania Regions

Hackettstown, NJ – A frost advisory has been issued for various parts of New Jersey and Pennsylvania. The advisory is scheduled from 12:00 AM to 9:00 AM, marking its effect from midnight…

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New Jersey Incident Management Team Returns from Georgia Deployment

Trenton, NJ – The New Jersey All-Hazards Incident Management Team (NJ-AHIMT) returned after a 16-day deployment to Macon, Georgia in response to Hurricane Helene. NJ-AHIMT’s mission in Georgia involved providing key ground…

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New Jersey to Require Child Support Certification Before You Can Go Fishing

TRENTON, N.J. — Starting October 15, all individuals obtaining a New Jersey Saltwater Registration will be required to complete a Child Support Certification Form as part of a new legislative requirement, according…

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Migrants are Overwhelming School Districts in New Jersey, Pennsylvania

New Jersey and Pennsylvania are two states facing a large influx of non-English speaking children in the public school systems. Those “English as a Second Language” and “English Language Learners” ESL/ELL are…

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Murphy Administration Issues Drought Warning for New Jersey

New Jersey Police Identify Man Arrested for Double Murder in Virginia

New Jersey Police Break Up $3.2 Million Meth Operation

New Jersey Big Lots Stores Spared from Latest Bankruptcy Related Closings

New Jersey Greek Restaurant Targeted by Hate-Filled Anti-Jewish TikTok Over ‘Israeli’ Flag

New Jersey man pleads guilty to drug sale in Orange County

This New Jersey Restaurant Mixes Jazz with Great Quality Chinese Food

New Jersey’s Most Popular Gone But Not Forgotten Amusement Parks

This Pizza Joint Near Trenton Has the Best Tomato Pie in New Jersey

New Jersey Real-Estate Attorney Admits to Stealing from Clients

Study reveals deadliest times and days to drive on New Jersey roads

Female New Jersey Detective Shot and Killed During Violent Home Invasion

Dougherty Campaign Manager Endorses Offshore Wind Energy, High Density Housing for New Jersey

New Jersey Congressman Admits He Never Visited Border as State Grapples With Migrant Issues

Headless Birds Litter New Jersey Beach, What’s Going On?

Cool, Clear and Sunny Days Ahead for New Jersey This Week

Frost Advisory Issued for New Jersey and Pennsylvania Regions

New Jersey Incident Management Team Returns from Georgia Deployment

New Jersey to Require Child Support Certification Before You Can Go Fishing

Migrants are Overwhelming School Districts in New Jersey, Pennsylvania

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