New Jersey Governor Wants to Use Abandoned Psychiatric Hospital to Process Illegal Migrants

Hunterdon County officials have disclosed that the New Jersey state government is evaluating the use of the defunct Hagedorn Psychiatric Hospital as a processing center for migrants. The facility, which ceased operations…

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New Jersey Woman Arrested for Attempted Murder of a Child

MANVILLE, N.J. – In a significant development, Somerset County Prosecutor John P. McDonald, along with Chief of County Detectives Francisco Roman Jr. and Manville Borough Police Department’s Lieutenant Craig Jeremiah, announced the…

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New Jersey Among Top Bilingual States in the U.S., Study Shows

A recent study has revealed that over 4.8 million residents in New Jersey are bilingual, positioning the state as one of the most linguistically diverse in the United States. This finding challenges…

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Pot Lounges Now Legal in New Jersey, But Prospective Operators Not Happy

NEW JERSEY – New Jersey has officially approved the establishment of cannabis lounges, allowing public consumption of marijuana in designated areas. This development comes three years after the legalization of recreational marijuana…

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New Jersey Historic Trust Launches $10M Grant Program for Historic Preservation

TRENTON – The New Jersey Historic Trust (the Trust) has opened the application period for the Preserve New Jersey Historic Preservation Fund grants. Eligible non-profit organizations, as well as county, municipal, and…

New Jersey Shore Towns Get Boost as Governor Signs Vacant Property Bill Into Law

TRENTON, N.J. – Assemblyman Sean Kean’s legislative effort to revitalize vacant properties in Jersey Shore towns received a significant advancement with the signing of his bill into law on Tuesday. The new…

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New Jersey Bracing for Second Round of Snow Friday, But How Much?

Today, North Jersey residents can expect mostly cloudy skies with a high near 31 degrees. Wind chill values will hover between 15 and 25 degrees, accompanied by a Southwest wind blowing at…

Another Snow Storm Heading for the New Jersey Shore, But Will it Live Up to Media Hype?

Toms River, NJ – Residents along the Jersey Shore are advised to prepare for a series of weather events, starting today with mostly cloudy skies and a high near 36 degrees. The…

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Russian Hackers Charged in New Jersey Federal Court

NEWARK, N.J. – Two Russian nationals, Aleksey Timofeyevich Stroganov and Tim Stigal, were charged in separate indictments for their involvement in extensive hacking and fraud activities, as announced by U.S. Attorney Philip…

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Bronx Drug Dealer Sold Deadly Dose that Killed New Jersey Toddler

NEWARK, N.J. – Jhan Carlos Capellan Maldonado, 35, from Bronx, New York, admitted his role in distributing heroin and fentanyl from two Bronx-based drug mills, leading to the death of a 15-month-old…

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Owner of New Jersey Senior Facility Where Bodies Piled Up During Pandemic Pleads Guilty to IRS Charges

NEWARK, N.J. – Joseph Schwartz, 64, of Suffern, New York, pleaded guilty to two counts of employment tax fraud, totaling over $38 million, U.S. Attorney Philip R. Sellinger announced today. The hearing…

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New Jersey Plastic Bag Ban Backfires According to New Study

Anyone who actually shops for themselves saw the writing on the wall when New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy signed a plastic bag ban into law. Suddenly, shoppers were forced to use non-woven…

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New Jersey Senator Bob Menendez and Wife Nadine Request Separate Trials in Corruption Case

Senator Bob Menendez of New Jersey and his wife Nadine are seeking separate trials amid allegations of corruption. The couple is accused of accepting bribes including cash, gold bars, and a luxury…

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New York Man Pleads Guilty to Possession of Cocaine and Fentanyl in New Jersey

NEWARK, N.J. – Isidro Fernandez, a 35-year-old New York resident, admitted in Newark federal court to illegal possession of cocaine and fentanyl for distribution purposes, as stated by U.S. Attorney Philip R.…

Ready for 2024 Weather? Here’s What Farmer’s Almanac Predicts for New Jersey

TRENTON, NJ – The 2024 Farmer’s Almanac, an esteemed source for weather predictions, has released its forecast for New Jersey, indicating a year of contrasting weather patterns. Known for its traditional methodologies…

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Five Massive Snow Storms Crippled New Jersey Over the Past 100 Years

TRENTON, NJ – Is the big one coming this weekend? At this point nobody knows for sure, but what we do know is that snow and New Jersey go together like pork…

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New Federal Rules Prohibit New Jersey from Running Jokes on Highway Signs

TRENTON, NJ – Call it a cease and desist to states like New Jersey that frequently post quirky dad jokes on critical highway safety signs or call it a warning from the…

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Hey New York, Get Your Own Stuff, These Things Belong to New Jersey

NEW JERSEY – New York, known for its iconic landmarks and sports teams, has long been associated with several attractions and entities that are, surprisingly, situated in New Jersey. These include the…

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COVID-19 Mask Mandate Re-Instated in New Jersey Park

A mask mandate has been reinstated at Sandy Hook National Park due to a recent increase in COVID-19 hospitalizations in the area. Visitors are now required to wear masks inside buildings at…

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New Jersey School Closures for Tuesday, January 16th

Several schools in North Jersey have modified their learning schedules for Tuesday, January 16th, due to a significant snowstorm. The National Weather Service forecasts 3 to 6 inches of snow across the…

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New Jersey Governor Wants to Use Abandoned Psychiatric Hospital to Process Illegal Migrants

New Jersey Woman Arrested for Attempted Murder of a Child

New Jersey Among Top Bilingual States in the U.S., Study Shows

Pot Lounges Now Legal in New Jersey, But Prospective Operators Not Happy

New Jersey Historic Trust Launches $10M Grant Program for Historic Preservation

New Jersey Shore Towns Get Boost as Governor Signs Vacant Property Bill Into Law

New Jersey Bracing for Second Round of Snow Friday, But How Much?

Another Snow Storm Heading for the New Jersey Shore, But Will it Live Up to Media Hype?

Russian Hackers Charged in New Jersey Federal Court

Bronx Drug Dealer Sold Deadly Dose that Killed New Jersey Toddler

Owner of New Jersey Senior Facility Where Bodies Piled Up During Pandemic Pleads Guilty to IRS Charges

New Jersey Plastic Bag Ban Backfires According to New Study

New Jersey Senator Bob Menendez and Wife Nadine Request Separate Trials in Corruption Case

New York Man Pleads Guilty to Possession of Cocaine and Fentanyl in New Jersey

Ready for 2024 Weather? Here’s What Farmer’s Almanac Predicts for New Jersey

Five Massive Snow Storms Crippled New Jersey Over the Past 100 Years

New Federal Rules Prohibit New Jersey from Running Jokes on Highway Signs

Hey New York, Get Your Own Stuff, These Things Belong to New Jersey

New Jersey School Closures for Tuesday, January 16th

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