New Jersey’s Most Wanted: Five Fugitives the FBI Says Are Still on the Run

Federal authorities say several men with ties to New Jersey remain fugitives years—and in some cases decades—after allegedly committing violent crimes. The FBI’s Newark Field Office continues to seek information on suspects…

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Brick Resident Says Writing is on the Wall for New Jersey Congressman Who Has Been on Capitol Hill for 45 Years

Republican candidate Rob Canfield says major primary losses for sitting members of Congress signal growing voter frustration with long-serving politicians. Freehold Township, NJ – Republican congressional candidate Rob Canfield said recent primary…

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Easter Foods New Jersey Pet Owners Should Keep Away From Dogs and Cats

Veterinarians warn that common Easter candies and holiday foods can pose serious health risks to pets if accidentally consumed. Toms River, NJ – Easter celebrations often include baskets filled with candy, chocolate…

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Black Bears Awake Across New Jersey as Spring Brings Increased Sightings

Wildlife officials say black bears are beginning to emerge from winter dens across New Jersey, and residents may start seeing them near homes and garbage cans as they search for food. Trenton,…

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Teen busted after bias attack with gel pellet gun in New Jersey

Teen charged in bias intimidation case after gel pellet gun shooting in Teaneck TEANECK, N.J. — A 17-year-old juvenile has been arrested and charged following a bias-related assault involving a gel pellet…

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New Jersey Restaurants We Said Goodbye to in 2025

Several well-known restaurants across New Jersey closed their doors in 2025, ending decades-long runs and leaving noticeable gaps in local dining scenes. Rumson, NJ – A number of longtime restaurants and popular…

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Busy Month for Sales in New Jersey Town Where Homes Typically Sell for Millions of Dollars

Several Mantoloking homes sold for more than $1 million in February, including a $7.85 million waterfront estate, highlighting strong demand in one of New Jersey’s most exclusive coastal communities. Mantoloking, NJ –…

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Hidden Fees and Bad Policies Are Driving Up Electric Bills for New Jersey Residents — Here’s What’s Happening

Rising supply charges, grid demand, and energy market costs are pushing New Jersey electric bills higher, leaving many residents questioning why their monthly payments continue to climb. Trenton, NJ – Electric bills…

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New Jersey is Becoming More Unaffordable Than Ever as State Leads National Exodus Report for 8th Straight Year

Migration data shows New Jersey continues to lead the nation in outbound moves as residents seek lower taxes and more affordable housing elsewhere. Trenton, NJ – New Jersey continues to experience a…

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Gas Prices Rise Nationwide — But Some New Jersey Stations Still Offer Fuel Under $3

While the national average for gasoline has climbed to about $3.41 per gallon, several stations across New Jersey are still selling fuel for less than $3. Trenton, NJ – Gas prices across…

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Six scams targeting New Jersey residents and how you can avoid falling victim

Authorities say scammers are impersonating state agencies, banks, and toll services to steal money and personal information from residents. Trenton, NJ – Officials across New Jersey are warning residents about a growing…

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Major Retail Chains Cutting Back or Leaving New Jersey as Store Closures Mount

From supermarkets to clothing stores, a growing number of national retailers are closing locations across New Jersey amid financial pressures and shifting shopping habits. Trenton, NJ – A wave of store closures…

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New Jersey Man Jailed After Attempted Meeting With Minor in Bucks County

Authorities say a suspect who arranged an online meeting with someone he believed was a minor is now in custody after initially fleeing police. Bensalem, PA – A New Jersey man is…

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Unseasonably Warm Week Ahead for New Jersey as Spring-Like Temperatures Arrive

Sunny skies and temperatures near 70 degrees will bring an early taste of spring across much of New Jersey this week. Newark, NJ – New Jersey residents can expect an unusually warm…

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Girl Scouts Sell Cookies Outside New Jersey Weed Shop

A New Jersey Girl Scouts troop drew national attention after selling cookies outside a Mount Laurel cannabis dispensary during a trial partnership. Mount Laurel, NJ – A Girl Scouts troop in South…

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New Jersey Facing $3 Billion Structural Deficit, Governor Sherrill Warns Ahead of Budget

Governor Mikie Sherrill says spending cuts will be needed to prevent a growing deficit that could wipe out state reserves within two years. Trenton, NJ – New Jersey could face a structural…

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New Jersey Bill Advances to Ban Several Food Additives and Artificial Dyes in Schools

Legislation would prohibit certain food additives in commercial products and ban multiple artificial dyes from food served in schools. Trenton, NJ – A New Jersey Senate committee has advanced legislation that would…

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New Jersey Republicans Want to Make Bleachers Safe Again

Proposed “New Jersey Bleacher Safety Act” would mandate safety standards and inspections for existing bleachers statewide. Trenton, NJ – New Jersey lawmakers have introduced legislation that would require existing bleachers at sports…

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New Jersey Dems Want Remote School Learning Day During Election to Replace Mikie Sherrill in Congress

Legislation would permit a one-day switch to virtual instruction for students whose schools serve as polling places during a special congressional election. Trenton, NJ – New Jersey lawmakers have introduced legislation that…

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New Jersey Lawmakers Propose Workplace Protections for Menstruation and Menopause Regardless of Gender

Legislation would expand New Jersey’s anti-discrimination law to protect workers of any gender experiencing menstruation, perimenopause, or menopause. Trenton, NJ – New Jersey lawmakers have introduced legislation that would make it illegal…

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