President Biden Nominates First Muslim American to New Jersey Federal Court of Appeals

NEWARK, NJ — President Biden nominated Adeel Mangi for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit. Governor Murphy praised the decision, highlighting Mangi’s litigation experience and his potential as the…

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Watch as Deer Wreaks Havoc Inside New Jersey Eye Doctor’s Office

MATAWAN, NJ – After crashing through the front glass door, a deer caused chaos in an eyewear store in Matawan, New Jersey. The incident occurred at Avenue Eyewear, located in a local…

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NJEA Seeking to Eliminate Basic Skills Test for New Jersey Teacher Certification

TRENTON, NJ – Most professions in New Jersey require basic skills testing. Whether you want to become a plumber, electrician, barber, and, yes, even a teacher, you must meet a basic skill…

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Why This Pile of Wood in a New Jersey State Park is So Important

BATSTO, NJ – If you’ve ever been to Batsto, New Jersey, you might have seen this wood pile and wondered why it’s there. What significance does a stacked wood pile have in…

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The Oscar Mayer Weinermobile, Once an Icon in New York and New Jersey, is Hiring Hotdoggers

New York, NY – The Oscar Mayer Wienermobille, an iconic symbol in American culture, has a storied history in New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. Created in 1936, the wagon was designed…

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Cantaloupes Sold In Maryland and New Jersey Recalled for Salmonella

NEW JERSEY – Sofia Produce, LLC, operating as Trufresh, announced a recall of all sizes of fresh cantaloupes branded with the “Malichita” label sold between October 16 and October 23. The recall…

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If You’re From New Jersey, Here’s What A.I. Thinks of You, It’s Not as Bad As You Think

TRENTON, NJ – All the talk these days is about the dangers of artificial intelligence and how A.I. might one day accidentally take over the world. Until the day A.I. comes knocking…

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Danish Wind Company that Owes Phil Murphy, New Jersey $300 Million Hits Hard Times

NEW YORK, NY – Danish energy giant Orsted A/S faced significant challenges this week, impacting New Jersey’s renewable energy ambitions. The company withdrew from the Ocean Winds 1 & 2 offshore wind…

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Here are The Reasons People Fleeing New Jersey are Not Going to Philadelphia

Philadelphia, a city steeped in history and cultural richness, is experiencing a troubling trend: a decline in its population growth. Despite its many attractions, more and more people choose not to move…

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New Jersey Man Sentenced for 2021 Richland Township Murder

RICHMOND TOWNSHIP, PA – On Monday, Anthony Joel Gamble, a 22-year-old from Somerset, New Jersey, has been sentenced to 25 to 55 years in state prison for the 2021 killing of Kevin…

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Search for Motorcycle Rider Following Traffic Stop Escape on New Jersey Turnpike

EAST WINDSOR TWP., NJ – The New Jersey State Police is requesting public assistance in identifying an unknown suspect who escaped during a motor vehicle stop. The incident occurred on October 28,…

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New Jersey’s Garden State Parkway: One of the Most Hated Highways in America

RARITAN, NJ – A recent survey by Gunther Volvo Cars Daytona Beach involving 3,000 drivers identified the most loathed highways in the United States. The survey revealed that California’s US-101 is the…

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Group Sues New Jersey to End State’s Creepy Baby Blood Database

TRENTON, N.J.— When a baby is born in New Jersey, blood samples taken by the hospital are transferred to the state where they remain in a database for more than two decades.…

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Facebook shuts down Jackson Police Department page.

Facebook Shuts Down New Jersey Police Department’s Page, Mayor Demands Resolution

JACKSON TOWNSHIP, NJ – If you live in Jackson Township, New Jersey, and are wondering why you no longer get updates from the Jackson Township Police Department on Facebook, it’s because the…

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Video Explores New Jersey’s Most Intriguing Abandoned Sites

Often bustling with life, New Jersey also harbors a quieter, more mysterious side. The state is home to numerous abandoned sites, each with its own story. Frozen in time, these locations offer…

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America’s First Black Female Air Force Officer, 86, Lives in New Jersey

EVESHAM, NJ – Sandra Ortega, the first Black woman to achieve the rank of 2nd Lieutenant in the U.S. Air Force, currently resides in New Jersey. Ortega was a senior at Morgan…

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There’s a New Top Dog in New Jersey; Here’s the Dog Most Want Most

In New Jersey, we love our dogs. We pamper them and treat them like a part of our family. But did you know there is a new favorite dog out there this…

New Jersey News·Pets and Animals

Former New Jersey Governor Jim McGreevey Running For Office Again

JERSEY CITY, NJ – Former New Jersey Governor Jim McGreevey, notable as the nation’s first openly gay governor, declared his intention to run for the mayor’s office in Jersey City in 2025.…

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Police Arrest New Jersey Man Who Broke Into Neighbor’s Home to Molest 13-Year-Old Girls

BELLMAWR, NJ – Edward Lynch faces charges including burglary, disarming a police officer, and attempted aggravated sexual assault after an incident on Saturday in Bellmawr, according to Chief William Perna. The incident…

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In New Jersey, Tipping is Expected by Customers, But the Rules Are Not Clear

TRENTON, NJ – Tips matter a lot to workers in the service industry and in New Jersey, where the cost of living is the highest, those tips mean even more. A new…

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