Beach Haven First Responder, Insurance Fund Sue Lanoka Harbor Couple Over Ambulance Crash

TOMS RIVER, N.J. – The Ocean County Municipal Joint Insurance Fund, acting on behalf of the Borough of Beach Haven, and first responder Suzette Reese have filed a civil lawsuit against a…

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Lakewood Cop Sues Woman Who Bit Him During Arrest

LAKEWOOD, N.J. – The Ocean County Municipal Joint Insurance Fund, acting on behalf of the Township of Lakewood, and Lakewood police officer Leonardo Shimonovich have filed a civil lawsuit against a Newark…

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At Joey Tomato’s, You Can’t Have Your Cake or Eat It, Just Your $42 Boardwalk Pizza Pie, Owner Says

Point Pleasant Beach, NJ – You can have your $42 pizza at Joey Tomato’s on the Point Pleasant Boardwalk, but you don’t get to eat your cake. That is the decision coming…

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NJ strips doctor of medical license after federal opioid conviction

Pain management physician permanently barred from practicing TRENTON, N.J. — A Gloucester County pain management physician convicted in federal court of unlawfully distributing controlled substances has permanently lost his New Jersey medical…

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NJ Republicans Blast $135,000 Price Tag for Gov. Phil Murphy’s Official State Portrait

Trenton, NJ – He’s coming back, this time, in the form of a $135,000 painting, paid for by taxpayers of New Jersey. New Jersey Assembly Republicans are taking aim at the cost…

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Teen Charged With Attempted Murder After Drive-By Shooting Targeted Family Home in Willingboro

Willingboro, NJ – A 16-year-old Willingboro resident has been charged with attempted murder after investigators say he fired multiple shots from a moving vehicle at a person standing outside a home in…

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Seaside Heights Once Touted as a Premier Destination for “Girl Watching”

If you’ve ever wondered what Seaside Heights looked like before Snooki, Karma nightclub, and the famous boardwalk brawls, a promotional film produced in 1973 offers an unintentionally hilarious glimpse into another era.…

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Ørsted’s Offshore Wind Project Ended, but Cape May Still Receives $500K From Developer-Funded Trust

Cape May, NJ – The Cape May City Council voted Tuesday to accept a $500,000 Coastal Resiliency Grant funded through the Ocean Wind Pro-NJ Grantor Trust, adding the money to the city’s…

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Drunk, High Toms River Woman Pleads Guilty in Crash That Killed Brick Teen

Toms River, NJ – Kailyn Gorga, 20, of Toms River, has pleaded guilty to Vehicular Homicide in connection with a rollover crash in Manchester Township that killed 18-year-old Catalina Reinoso of Brick…

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Skipping the Boardwalk Pizza in Point Pleasant Can Save You A Lot of Money for Better Slices

Point Pleasant Beach, NJ – A trip to the Point Pleasant Beach Boardwalk has become a summer tradition for generations of New Jersey families, but when it comes time to eat, many…

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12-Acre Highway Commercial Property Along Cedar Swamp Road Hits Jackson Market

Jackson, NJ. – A 12.18-acre commercial development site along Cedar Swamp Road in Jackson Township has hit the market, with brokers promoting its Highway Commercial zoning, completed environmental work and proximity to…

Real Estate News·Jackson Township News

Toms River Little League vs Japan in Little League World Series: Recap

Greenville, NC – Toms River opened its run at the Little League Softball World Series with a 4-1 loss to Kinki Softball Little League of Sangō, Japan on Sunday, sending the New…

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Ocean County Natural Lands Trust Eyes $3.4 Million Purchase of One-Third Acre Beach Haven Property

TOMS RIVER, N.J. — The Ocean County Natural Lands Trust Advisory Committee is considering whether taxpayers should purchase a 0.33-acre property in Beach Haven with a $3.4 million asking price, a parcel…

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Update: Toms River MUA Battle Heading to Court Over $250K in Healthcare Benefits for Part-Time Commissioners, Mayor Says

TOMS RIVER, N.J. – A long-running common sense battle over taxpayer-funded benefits for politically appointed, less-than-part-time members of the Toms River Municipal Utilities Authority now appears to be headed to court, where…

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Planned Wildwood Pop-Up Boardwalk Party Thwarted, Philadelphia Resident Arrested

Wildwood, NJ – The Wildwood Police Department has charged a Philadelphia man after detectives identified him as the alleged organizer of an unsanctioned beach and Boardwalk event that authorities said could have…

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Disbarred attorney gets probation after posing as lawyer and taking clients’ money

Former New Jersey lawyer repaid more than $70K after theft by deception convictions TOMS RIVER, N.J. — A disbarred attorney who admitted to posing as a licensed lawyer and collecting more than…

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SafetyFirst Systems Data Breach Investigation Launched After Cybersecurity Incident

PARSIPPANY, N.J. — SafetyFirst Systems, a New Jersey company that provides driver and fleet safety services, is notifying affected individuals after a cybersecurity incident earlier this year, while Edelson Lechtzin LLP announced…

Local Politics·Political Crime and Corruption

Many in NJ “Shocked” with Higher Bills After Learning Mikie Sherrill Did Not Freeze Their Electric Rates

WASHINGTON — Rep. Jefferson Van Drew is calling on Atlantic City Electric to explain why customers are receiving notices of higher electric bills after Gov. Mikie Sherrill declared a State of Emergency…

Business News·Atlantic County News·Central Jersey News·Local Politics

Virginia Non-Citizen Voting Scandal Erupts as State Removes 6,531 Illegal Registrations

WASHINGTON — Conservative legal organization Judicial Watch says records obtained from the Virginia Department of Elections show the commonwealth canceled 6,531 voter registrations identified as belonging to declared noncitizens between June 2024…

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Sherrill Says “Utmost Hypocrisy” to Prosecute Illegal Voters, Offers $20 Million in Legal Fees Instead

TRENTON, N.J. — Thousands of illegal aliens living in New Jersey have been registered to vote, and hundreds actually voted in past elections. Instead of prosecuting those voters for voter fraud, Mikie…

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