They’re a Danger, So Have Their Guns Taken Away (All of them?)…

ANOTHER LAW PASSED September 1, 2019 quietly passed for many of New Jersey’s citizens. The day-to-day operations and ins and outs of living in the Garden State serves our legislature and executive…

Government News·New Jersey News

Misinformation concerning ICE operations generates unnecessary fear in local community

ICE encourages public leaders, advocacy groups and the community to share this accurate information to ensure the safety of both those utilizing public transportation and those charged with ensuring their safety while…

In the News·US and World News

Bridgegate 2.0: NJ Legislators Ask Murphy to Reopen State Highway Closed Ahead of Trump Rally

COURTHOUSE, N.J. – With tens of thousands of people planning to travel to Wildwood Tuesday, Assemblymen Erik Simonsen and Antwan McClellan have called on Gov. Phil Murphy’s top appointee at the Department of…

New Jersey News·Politics

Congressman Andy Kim Struggling to Find Position on Trump Attack Against Terrorist Iranian General

TOMS RIVER-Leftist, Socialist Democrat Andy Kim, representing New Jersey’s third congressional district in Washington, D.C. is having a hard time these days trying to figure out which side of the issue he’s…

New Jersey News·Politics

Jackson Residents Arrested in Statewide Marijuana, THC Distribution Bust

FREEHOLD – A yearlong investigation by the Monmouth County Prosecutor’s Office Narcotics and Criminal Enterprise Unit targeting a large-scale marijuana and THC distribution network operating throughout Monmouth, Ocean, and Bergen counties as…

New Jersey News

Attorney General: Hate Can Lead to Violence, Calls on Community to Denounce Groups that Promote Fear, Division

JERSEY CITY-This week, six people lay dead after a shootout in Jersey City that authorities are now saying was hate-based, targetting the Orthodox Jewish community here. As details continue to come to…

Community News·New Jersey News

6ABC Philadelphia: New Jersey high school tests new technology to prevent school shootings

6ABC Action News Philadelphia: New Jersey high school tests new technology to prevent school shootings Link to original article: https://6abc.com/nj-high-school-tests-new-technology-to-prevent-school-shootings/5345613/ — Stop Threats at First Sight, not First Shot We are a…

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44% of New Jersey Residents Planning to Leave Because of High Taxes, Government Corruption

Source: GSI/FDU Poll MORRISTOWN, NJ – As New Jersey families gather around the Thanksgiving table many will be having a similar conversation – their plans to leave New Jersey. According to a…

New Jersey News·Politics

Holiday Shopping Tips from the CPSC

As families prepare for the holidays, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) and interior designer Sabrina Soto join together to share the latest data and safety tips for holiday decorating, cooking and toys. “The holiday…

Business News

Open Enrollment is Now Open; Everything You need to know for 2020 Health Insurance buying through the FHIE Marketplace

The Federal Health Insurance Exchange (also known as the Marketplace) Open Enrollment Period runs from November 1, 2019 to December 15, 2019, for coverage starting on January 1, 2020. Similar to previous…

Health and Wellness

Two Charged: Epstein Guards Didn’t Stop Him from Killing Himself

NEW YORK CITY-Many on the internet are claiming accused child pedophile ring operator Jeffrey Epstein didn’t kill himself, but for now, it remains the internet’s most “unsolved” mystery. Today, one thing we…

New Jersey News·Politics

Polar Coaster Challenge: Would You Ride in December with Shorts and Tank Top?

On the heels of the notorious Coffin Challenge, Six Flags Great Adventure announces its next zany event — the Polar Coaster Challenge. Named after the meteorological term for dramatically fluctuating temperatures expected…

Community News·Entertainment News·New Jersey News·What to do: Upcoming Events

JCP&L, First Energy Warn of Winter Energy Scammers

As winter arrives and temperatures drop, FirstEnergy utility customers should be on high alert for phone calls or door-to-door visits from scammers trying to trick them into paying fictional unpaid bills to…

New Jersey News

Jackson Township’s New Animal Cruelty Law Allows for Ritual Slaughter of Animals

JACKSON-Jackson Township this week will vote on an ordinance that will prohibit the cruelty of animals but offers an exemption in the case of slaughtering creatures during religious rituals. The new ordinance…

Community News·Government News·New Jersey News

Jackson School Board Appoints Board Member Voted Out of Office in 2018

JACKSON-Scott Sargent will return to the Jackson School Board next month after he was unanimously chosen by the sitting Board of Education on October 16th to return to his seat. Last November,…

New Jersey News·School and Education News

Brick Mayor Ducey Announces $44,000 in Grants to Local Charities

Brick, NJ – Mayor John G. Ducey and the Township Council will present checks to representatives of local service providers at the October 22, 2019 Council meeting. The checks, which range from…

Community News·New Jersey News

Hackensack Meridian Health Southern Region November 2019 Events

November 4, 2019 BRICK — Ocean Medical Center is hosting a free Total Joint Replacement lecture given by Bertrand Parcells, M.D., Monday, November 4, 2 -3 p.m., in3-Southwest Conference Room, 425 Jack…

In the News

Pallone Takes on Youth Tobacco Epidemic in New Jersey

Perth Amboy, NJ – Today, Congressman Frank Pallone, Jr. (NJ-06) updated the public on his legislative efforts to address the youth tobacco epidemic, and his oversight efforts related to the increase of…

Community News·Government News·New Jersey News·Politics

Man Shot Dead at Jersey House Party

Willingboro Man Fatally Shot at Palmyra House Party PALMYRA BOROUGH – Burlington County Prosecutor Scott Coffina and Palmyra Borough Police Chief Scott Pearlman announced today that a 19-year-old Willingboro man was fatally…

New Jersey News·Police Blotter

Letter: The Putrid Smell of Patronage Politics Stinks Worse than Monmouth County Dump

AS TINTON FALLS DUMP CONTINUES TO SMELL AND ELECTION IS COMING UP – CLEAR CONFLICTS BETWEEN MONMOUTH COUNTY AND TINTON FALLS OFFICIALS On January 30th of 2019, over 300 local residents…

Community News·Monmouth County News·New Jersey News

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They’re a Danger, So Have Their Guns Taken Away (All of them?)…

Misinformation concerning ICE operations generates unnecessary fear in local community

Bridgegate 2.0: NJ Legislators Ask Murphy to Reopen State Highway Closed Ahead of Trump Rally

Congressman Andy Kim Struggling to Find Position on Trump Attack Against Terrorist Iranian General

Jackson Residents Arrested in Statewide Marijuana, THC Distribution Bust

Attorney General: Hate Can Lead to Violence, Calls on Community to Denounce Groups that Promote Fear, Division

6ABC Philadelphia: New Jersey high school tests new technology to prevent school shootings

44% of New Jersey Residents Planning to Leave Because of High Taxes, Government Corruption

Holiday Shopping Tips from the CPSC

Open Enrollment is Now Open; Everything You need to know for 2020 Health Insurance buying through the FHIE Marketplace

Two Charged: Epstein Guards Didn’t Stop Him from Killing Himself

Polar Coaster Challenge: Would You Ride in December with Shorts and Tank Top?

JCP&L, First Energy Warn of Winter Energy Scammers

Jackson Township’s New Animal Cruelty Law Allows for Ritual Slaughter of Animals

Jackson School Board Appoints Board Member Voted Out of Office in 2018

Brick Mayor Ducey Announces $44,000 in Grants to Local Charities

Hackensack Meridian Health Southern Region November 2019 Events

Pallone Takes on Youth Tobacco Epidemic in New Jersey

Man Shot Dead at Jersey House Party

Letter: The Putrid Smell of Patronage Politics Stinks Worse than Monmouth County Dump

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