New Jersey Man Convicted of Tax Evasion in Securities Fraud Scheme

PHILADELPHIA – United States Attorney Jacqueline C. Romero announced that Joseph Cammarata, 49, of Monmouth Beach, New Jersey was found guilty on November 15, 2023, on five counts of tax evasion following…

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Notorious New Jersey Strip Club Operators Arrested for Prostitution

SAYREVILLE NJ — Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin and the Office of Public Integrity and Accountability (OPIA) announced a 21-count superseding indictment against seven individuals and three corporate entities. The indictment follows…

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New Jersey College Student Gunned Down in Nashville Laid to Rest

WALL TOWNSHIP, NJ – Jillian Ludwig, an 18-year-old college student from Wall Township, New Jersey, succumbed to injuries on November 8th after being shot in Nashville, Tennessee. Ludwig, a freshman at Belmont…

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3% New Jersey Toll Hikes on The Agenda in December

NEWARK, NJ — The Port Authority and the South Jersey Transportation Authority have proposed budget plans for the upcoming year, which include potential toll increases. Drivers crossing the Hudson via Port Authority…

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New Jersey Corrections Office Recruit Charged for Upskirting Photos at Target

OCEAN TOWNSHIP, NJ – A corrections recruit has been arrested after a privacy invasion incident at a Target store in Ocean Township. Marc K. Pierre, 28, of Neptune City, was reported on…

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New Jersey School Bus Monitor Faces Upgraded Charges in Child’s Death

FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP, NJ — A New Jersey school bus monitor, arrested in connection with the death of 6-year-old Fajr Williams, is set for arraignment on upgraded charges today. The incident, which occurred…

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New Jersey Police Not Giving Up Search for Killer of 15-Year-Old Girl in 1970

FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP, NJ – The New Jersey State Police, Troop K, continues its investigation into the 1970 homicide of 15-year-old Alice Lezan of Franklin Township. On November 14, 1970, State Police discovered…

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IRS Adjusts Tax Brackets For Inflation, New Jersey Has Not

TRENTON, NJ – In response to the Internal Revenue Service’s (IRS) recent adjustments to federal income tax brackets for inflation, New Jersey Senator Anthony M. Bucco is advocating for similar changes at…

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New Jersey Joins Lawsuit Against Oklahoma Ban on Youth Gender Change Operations

TRENTON, NJ – New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy and Attorney General Matt Platkin have joined a federal lawsuit against the state of Oklahoma’s ban on youth gender transitioning healthcare and surgeries. California…

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Governor Murphy Says New Jersey’s Economic Woes Caused by Factors Beyond His Control

New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy spoke before hundreds of New Jersey’s elected officials in Atlantic City on Thursday at the annual League of Municipalities conference. During his speech, Murphy acknowledged the financial…

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LA Weekly Publishes List of New Jersey’s Ten Most Popular OnlyFans Profiles

TRENTON, NJ – Tough times call for drastic measures, especially in New Jersey, a state with one of America’s highest costs of living indexes. While many work multiple jobs to put food…

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New Jersey to Restock Lakes for Winter Rainbow Trout Season

NEW JERSEY, NJ — New Jersey’s Division of Fish and Wildlife plans to stock approximately 4,500 Rainbow Trout in 18 designated lakes and ponds across the state on November 20 and 21.…

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Third Party Alcohol Home Delivery is Now Legal in New Jersey

TRENTON, NJ — DoorDash has initiated responsible alcohol delivery in New Jersey starting November 16. This service allows consumers to order beer and wine from local merchants directly through the DoorDash app.…

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Shades of Death Road,New Jersey’s Most Haunted Road Runs Alongside Ghost Lake

HOPE, NJ – In an unassuming part of New Jersey’s Jenny Jump State Forest lies what is alleged to be New Jersey’s most haunted road, aptly named Shades of Death Road. To…

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Why a Navy Submarine Sits Abandoned, Decaying in New Jersey’s Hackensack River

HACKENSACK, NJ – The USS Ling, a World War II submarine, remains a stranded relic in the Hackensack River, its future uncertain as it continues to rust away from public view. The…

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TikTok is New Jersey’s Fastest Growing News Source Among Adults

TRENTON, NJ – When it comes to getting the news in New Jersey, more adults are turning to TikTok, making it the fastest-growing news platform among adults in 2023. A rising number…

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Bill Clinton Told New Jersey Supporters Hamas is Smart for Hiding Behind Civilians

EWING, NJ – Former President Bill Clinton, during a meet and greet in Ewing, NJ, remarked that Hamas’ tactic of positioning militants in hospitals and schools is an effective military strategy. The…

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The Devil’s Tea Table, A Mysterious Rock Formation in New Jersey At Risk by DOT Project

The Devil’s Tea Table, located in Hunterdon County, New Jersey, is at the center of a significant environmental and community issue. The New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) has planned a rockfall…

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Owner of New Jersey Businesses Charged with $3.2 Million Paycheck Protection Program Fraud Scheme

NEWARK, N.J. – An owner of several New Jersey businesses was charged with fraudulently obtaining over $3.2 million in federal Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans, U.S. Attorney Philip R. Sellinger announced today.…