Front of Howell Township Municipal Building with brick facade, glass arch, and stepped entrance with metal rails; landscaping on either side.

Howell Council Advances $67.4M Budget With Tax Increase, Residents Raise Zoning Concerns Tuesday

Howell Township, NJ — Residents face a proposed tax increase as township officials introduced a $67.4 million municipal budget Tuesday night while fielding public complaints about zoning enforcement and neighborhood development. The…

Monmouth County News

Brick Township backs ‘Polluters Pay’ bill targeting fossil fuel industry for ‘climate costs’

Resolution supports $50 billion state fund aimed at shifting cleanup costs from taxpayers to energy firms Brick Township, NJ — Brick Township officials have formally backed a proposed New Jersey law that…

Community News·Local Politics·Ocean County News

Decades old vehicle discovered underwater in South Jersey

Decades old car pulled from murky waters near South Jersey boat ramp Absecon, NJ — A long-submerged vehicle hidden beneath dark waters for years was finally pulled to the surface Sunday, revealing…

Atlantic County News·Community News·New Jersey News·Police Blotter

New Jersey weekend weather: foggy start Friday gives way to sunny, cooler conditions

A stretch of mild spring weather will settle over New Jersey this weekend, with clearing skies Friday and cooler, sunny conditions through Sunday. Newark, New Jersey – The National Weather Service is…

North Jersey News·Ocean County News·Toms River News·Weather Reports and News

Grande Harmony Clubhouse to be Converted to House of Worship in Jackson Affordable Housing Development

JACKSON TOWNSHIP, N.J. – The Jackson Township Board of Adjustment will convene April 15 to consider several zoning variance applications, including a proposal to increase residential density and a plan to convert…

Five Towns NJ News·Investigative Report·Jackson Township News·Ocean County News

Manchester is next town to fall to overdevelopment unless the people put the brakes on it now

MANCHESTER TOWNSHIP, NJ – Is Manchester the Next Town to Fall to Overdevelopment in Ocean County? It’s starting to look that way, but unlike other towns like Jackson and Lakewood, residents today…

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Verona council advances budget, debates surplus strategy and local ordinances

Officials reduce tax increase while tackling development, infrastructure, and code changes VERONA, N.J. – Township officials introduced a revised municipal budget Monday night that lowers the projected tax increase while sparking a…

Government News·North Jersey News

Deadly Manchester Lake Could Be Township’s Answer to Affordable Housing Crisis as Council Reviews Master Plan

MANCHESTER TOWNSHIP, NJ – It’s known as the “Sarco Pit” to many locals, but it’s actually an abandoned, flooded sand pit owned and operated by Heritage Minerals in Manchester Township, with a…

Investigative Report·Jackson Township News·Jersey Shore News·Local Politics

Jackson’s Whitesville Road warehouse project faces environmental concerns, no approval issued

A proposed office and warehouse development on Whitesville Road is drawing scrutiny from environmental officials ahead of a planning board review. Jackson Township, NJ – A proposed office and warehouse complex in…

Community News·Five Towns NJ News·Investigative Report·Jackson Township News

Manorville Dog Breeder Charged After 23 Dogs Found in Freezing, Unsanitary Conditions

Suffolk County prosecutors say a Manorville breeder left dozens of dogs and puppies without adequate heat, water, or proper care following a winter snowstorm. Manorville, NY – A Suffolk County dog breeder…

New York News·Pets and Animals

Farmingdale man indicted in drunk driving crash that killed Army veteran

Driver indicted after head on crash kills 63-year-old veteran MELVILLE, NY — A Farmingdale man has been indicted on aggravated vehicular homicide and other charges after prosecutors say he drove drunk during…

New York News·Police Blotter

March 11 marks key moments in New Jersey history, from Revolutionary War mobilization to one of America’s deadliest blizzards.

New Jersey milestones on March 11: Revolutionary regiment, lacrosse history, blizzard Trenton, NJ – March 11 has marked several notable moments connected to New Jersey history, including the creation of a Revolutionary…

Local History·Mercer County News·Ocean County News·Toms River News

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Howell Council Advances $67.4M Budget With Tax Increase, Residents Raise Zoning Concerns Tuesday

Brick Township backs ‘Polluters Pay’ bill targeting fossil fuel industry for ‘climate costs’

Decades old vehicle discovered underwater in South Jersey

New Jersey weekend weather: foggy start Friday gives way to sunny, cooler conditions

Grande Harmony Clubhouse to be Converted to House of Worship in Jackson Affordable Housing Development

Manchester is next town to fall to overdevelopment unless the people put the brakes on it now

Verona council advances budget, debates surplus strategy and local ordinances

Deadly Manchester Lake Could Be Township’s Answer to Affordable Housing Crisis as Council Reviews Master Plan

Jackson’s Whitesville Road warehouse project faces environmental concerns, no approval issued

Manorville Dog Breeder Charged After 23 Dogs Found in Freezing, Unsanitary Conditions

Farmingdale man indicted in drunk driving crash that killed Army veteran

March 11 marks key moments in New Jersey history, from Revolutionary War mobilization to one of America’s deadliest blizzards.

Jackson Planning Board Approves Hope Chapel Road Office Project After Heated Environmental Debate

Exxon has had enough of New Jersey as oil giant moves toward incorporating in Texas instead

Masked robbers terrorize DC store before escaping with cash

Strange Items That Wash Ashore Along Jersey Shore Beaches, From Voodoo Dolls to Dinosaurs

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

Monmouth County REAL/PACT Rules: Commissioners Continue Legal Fight Against DEP Regulations

Toms River school board sued for hiring $850-per-hour lawyer tied to board president

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