ICE Arrests Twice Deported Domestic Abuser as Politicians and Media Cry Foul Over Masked Agents

ICE Arrest in Jackson Sparks Dispute Over Mask Ban and Federal Authority A recent arrest carried out by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents in Jackson, New Jersey, has intensified a…

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Mississippi college murder trial centers on roommate killing after dispute

JACKSON, MS – A courtroom in Mississippi heard testimony this week detailing the moments after a college student was fatally shot in his dorm room at Jackson State University, in a case…

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NJ most wanted murder suspect arrested in Bronx after yearslong search

A yearslong manhunt tied to a fatal nightclub stabbing in Passaic has ended with the arrest of a 35-year-old fugitive in the Bronx, closing a case that stretched across multiple states and…

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Atlantic City casinos post mixed financial results as revenue edges up but profits fall

ATLANTIC CITY, NJ – Atlantic City’s casino industry reported modest revenue growth but declining profits in the final quarter of last year, according to new filings released Wednesday by the New Jersey…

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Perth Amboy police investigating jewelry store robbery on Madison Avenue

Middlesex County authorities say suspects fled before officers arrived, with a multi-agency investigation now underway. Perth Amboy, New Jersey – The Perth Amboy Police Department is continuing its investigation into a jewelry…

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Fatal pedestrian crash on Route 9 in Manalapan under investigation

Monmouth County Prosecutor’s Office and local police are examining the circumstances of a late-night collision that left a 72-year-old woman dead. Freehold, New Jersey – A fatal pedestrian crash in Manalapan Township…

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Somerset County marks Patriots opening day with America 250 celebration plans

County officials highlight Revolutionary War history and upcoming themed games as part of nationwide semiquincentennial events. Bridgewater, New Jersey – The Somerset County Board of County Commissioners joined the Somerset Patriots at…

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Toms River Affordable Housing Victory as Council Approves Mayor’s Solid Plan to Contain State Mandated Overdevelopment

Toms River Council Members vote to approve Mayor Dan Rodrick’s housing settlement with the state of New Jersey, but three council members continue to put politics and petty differences ahead of the…

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Fairway Drive closed in South Toms River for resurfacing, police advise detours

Local road closure between Dover Road and Double Trouble Road expected to impact traffic through Friday afternoon. South Toms River, New Jersey – The South Toms River Police Department, in coordination with…

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NJ Friday morning traffic snarled by crash, sewer break, and widespread delays

Multiple incidents across North and Central New Jersey slow commuters during peak rush hour, with lane closures and bridge congestion impacting key corridors. Newark, New Jersey – A series of crashes, infrastructure…

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Traffic signal failure at Route 35 and Laurel Avenue disrupts Holmdel traffic flow

Drivers urged to avoid busy intersection as crews respond to malfunction HOLMDEL, NJ – A malfunctioning traffic light at the intersection of Highway 35 and Laurel Avenue caused disruptions for drivers in…

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Highway 35 lane shifts in Wall Township to disrupt traffic until 11 a.m.

Road work forces temporary lane changes along a busy stretch of State Highway 35, with police urging drivers to slow down and stay alert. WALL TOWNSHIP, NJ – Traffic along State Highway…

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Mayor Rodrick Wins Battle to Continue Lawsuit to Recover $750,000 in Alleged Stolen Municipal Services by Defunct EMS Squad

TOMS RIVER, N.J. – A public confrontation unfolded at Toms River Town Hall as Mayor Daniel Rodrick accused the township council majority of attempting to halt a lawsuit alleging that Silverton EMS…

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NJ governor’s gas pump April Fools’ post backfires as many don’t think ban is funny

Mock announcement to end self-serve ban draws criticism from residents and users Trenton, NJ – A social media post from New Jersey’s official government account announcing the end of the state’s self-service…

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Feud Between Jackson Mayor and Code Enforcement Dept. Began After Mayor Cited for Failing to Register as Landlord, Suit Claims

Code enforcement officer alleges harassment, discipline after citing council president, now mayor, Jennifer L. Kuhn Jackson Township, NJ – A lawsuit filed in Ocean County Superior Court lays out a detailed series…

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Jackson traffic deaths rise as enforcement push sparks backlash from residents

Police cite 1,629 crashes and 11 fatalities as new enforcement campaign draws criticism over fairness and effectiveness. JACKSON TOWNSHIP, N.J. – A sharp rise in motor vehicle crashes and fatalities across Jackson…

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Jackson has a growing litter and trash problem and Mayor, Council want to clean it up, according to paid press release ahead of election

Mayor and council leaders push coordinated effort to restore community standards and curb rising litter. JACKSON TOWNSHIP, N.J. – Jackson Township officials have launched a new “Litter Free Jackson” initiative aimed at…

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Stafford Township Police to host Coffee with a Cop event in Manahawkin

Community invited to meet officers and discuss local concerns at Beach Haven Coffee Roasters. STAFFORD TOWNSHIP, N.J. – The Stafford Township Police Department will host a “Coffee with a Cop” community event…

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Toms River Council Trying to Force Ten Story Downtown Towers as Mayor Rodrick Vows to Continue Fighting

by Toms River Mayor Daniel Rodrick Update: Toms River’s council and mayor will meet tonight for a public meeting (Wednesday) at 6:30 pm in Town Hall The Council is Trying to Force…

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Is it too late? Jackson Township’s growth crisis deepens as failed projects, warehouse sprawl, and housing mandates collide

Jackson Township, New Jersey – A pair of high-profile development failures, combined with aggressive warehouse expansion and a sweeping new affordable housing plan, are pushing Jackson Township toward a tipping point that…

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