New Jersey Electric Grid Can’t Handle Flood of EV’s Under Murphy Gas Car Ban

TRENTON, NJ – The power grid in New Jersey is barely capable of keeping the lights on in New Jersey during extreme weather events and when New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy’s gas…

Government News·New Jersey News·The Buzz

New coalition of municipalities opposes New Jersey’s offshore wind projects

LONG BEACH TOWNSHIP, N.J. — A coalition of more than 40 municipalities and organizations across New Jersey has formed to oppose the state’s large-scale offshore wind energy projects, citing concerns over rising…

Watch: New Jersey Lawmaker’s Family Latest Victims of Home Invasion Under State’s Weak-on-Crime Policies

HAZLET, N.J. — New Jersey Assemblyman Paul Kanitra’s home was broken into early Tuesday morning while his wife and mother-in-law slept, according to a post the lawmaker shared on social media. The…

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Columbus Day and Italian Heritage Still Under Fire In New Jersey, America’s Second Largest Italian State

Columbus Day, celebrated on the second Monday of October, holds special significance for the large Italian-American population in New Jersey. With over 17% of the state’s residents tracing their roots back to…

Government News·New Jersey News·Opinion - Editorial·The Buzz

New Jersey Gas Prices Creeping Back Over $3 Per Gallon As Election Nears

If you enjoyed cheaper gas over the past few weeks, don’t get used to it. Gas prices are back on the rise, reminding New Jersey drivers that $3 per gallon gas is…

Government News·New Jersey News·The Buzz

New Jersey Sisters Battling Stage 4 Colon Cancer Together

Two sisters from New Jersey, Eloisa Oquendo and Joyce Melo, are facing the devastating challenge of battling stage 4 colon cancer together. Eloisa, 40, was first diagnosed in February 2021 after experiencing…

Health and Wellness·New Jersey News

Black bear hunting season begins Monday in New Jersey

TRENTON, N.J. — New Jersey’s black bear hunting season opens Monday, October 14, with new regulations and safety measures in place. The hunt is divided into two segments, with Segment A running…

New Jersey News·Pets and Animals

New Jersey Officials Warn Against Charitable Fraud After Hurricanes

Trenton, NJ – New Jersey Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin and the Division of Consumer Affairs have issued a caution to New Jersey residents regarding potential fraudulent schemes following severe hurricanes in…

Police Blotter

New Jersey AG Warns of Pop-Up Halloween Store Fraud and Deception

Newark, NJ – As Halloween approaches, the New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs has been conducting inspections of temporary “pop-up” Halloween stores to ensure compliance with state laws aimed at protecting consumers…

Business News·Community News·New Jersey News

Flipping the Best Pancakes in New Jersey: Off-the-Beaten-Path Pancake Houses Worth Trying

New Jersey’s food scene is vast and varied, and when it comes to pancakes, the state is more than just IHOP or Brownstone Pancake Factory. From cozy diners with a retro flair…

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New Jersey State Police Seek Public Help in Identifying Theft Suspect

Fairfield Township, NJ – The New Jersey State Police are requesting public assistance in identifying a suspect involved in a theft at a residence in Fairfield Township, Cumberland County. On Wednesday, at…

New Jersey News·Police Blotter

New Jersey Woman Becomes America’s First Muslim Army General

Newark, NJ – Brig. Gen. Cindy M. Saladin-Muhammad has made history as the first Muslim woman to achieve the rank of general in the United States military. Saladin-Muhammad, a native of Newark,…

Government News·New Jersey News·The Buzz

New Jersey Senate Committee Approves Student Protection Legislation

Trenton, NJ – The Senate Higher Education Committee has approved legislation S-3696, which is sponsored by Senator Joe Cryan. The bill requires higher education institutions and for-profit colleges to inform the Higher…

New Jersey News·Police Blotter

The New Jersey Sky Turned Purple Last Night – Here’s Why It Happened and If It Could Happen Again Tonight

If you were outside in New Jersey on Thursday night, October 10, you might’ve noticed something wild happening overhead. The sky turned a spectacular shade of purple, with streaks of pink and…

New Jersey News·The Buzz·Weather Reports and News·Weird and Strange News

Lunch at New Jersey’s Oceanfront Pier One Village is a Great Way to Spend a Fall Afternoon

Pier Village in Long Branch boasts a diverse array of lunch spots, perfect for enjoying the seaside ambiance while savoring a great meal. For a classic American dining experience, there’s The Robinson…

Business News·Food & Dining·New Jersey News·The Buzz

Crashes on Parkway, Turnpike Slow New Jersey’s Friday Morning Commute

TRENTON, N.J. — New Jersey motorists experienced numerous disruptions and delays on Thursday morning due to crashes, roadwork, and heavy traffic conditions across the state. As of 7:59 a.m., a crash on…

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New Jersey’s First Frost Has Arrived, But Here’s This Columbus Day Weekend’s Weather Outlook

New Jersey is starting off with some areas of frost this morning, mainly before 9 am. Once the frost dissipates, the day will bring plenty of sunshine and a high near 69…

New Jersey News·Weather Reports and News

Opposition Grows Against New Jersey Reproductive Health Travel Advisory Bill

Trenton, NJ — New Jersey Right to Life and the New Jersey Family Policy Center voiced strong opposition to Senate Bill 3663 during a Senate Health Committee hearing on Monday, October 7,…

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New Jersey Senate Committee Advances Bill on Latino and Hispanic History in Public Schools

TRENTON, NJ – The Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee has advanced legislation to include Latino and Hispanic history in the curriculum for New Jersey students from kindergarten through grade 12. This move…

Police Blotter

Harris leads Trump by 12 points in latest New Jersey poll

NEWARK, N.J. – Vice President Kamala Harris holds a 12-point lead over former President Donald Trump in a new presidential poll of New Jersey likely voters, according to results released October 3…

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New Jersey Electric Grid Can’t Handle Flood of EV’s Under Murphy Gas Car Ban

New coalition of municipalities opposes New Jersey’s offshore wind projects

Watch: New Jersey Lawmaker’s Family Latest Victims of Home Invasion Under State’s Weak-on-Crime Policies

Columbus Day and Italian Heritage Still Under Fire In New Jersey, America’s Second Largest Italian State

New Jersey Gas Prices Creeping Back Over $3 Per Gallon As Election Nears

New Jersey Sisters Battling Stage 4 Colon Cancer Together

Black bear hunting season begins Monday in New Jersey

New Jersey Officials Warn Against Charitable Fraud After Hurricanes

New Jersey AG Warns of Pop-Up Halloween Store Fraud and Deception

Flipping the Best Pancakes in New Jersey: Off-the-Beaten-Path Pancake Houses Worth Trying

New Jersey State Police Seek Public Help in Identifying Theft Suspect

New Jersey Woman Becomes America’s First Muslim Army General

New Jersey Senate Committee Approves Student Protection Legislation

The New Jersey Sky Turned Purple Last Night – Here’s Why It Happened and If It Could Happen Again Tonight

Lunch at New Jersey’s Oceanfront Pier One Village is a Great Way to Spend a Fall Afternoon

Crashes on Parkway, Turnpike Slow New Jersey’s Friday Morning Commute

New Jersey’s First Frost Has Arrived, But Here’s This Columbus Day Weekend’s Weather Outlook

Opposition Grows Against New Jersey Reproductive Health Travel Advisory Bill

New Jersey Senate Committee Advances Bill on Latino and Hispanic History in Public Schools

Harris leads Trump by 12 points in latest New Jersey poll

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