Phil Murphy Announces New Climate Tax to Save New Jersey Coastline from Sinking Into the Ocean

TRENTON, NJ – A new plan to defend New Jersey against the threat of global warming and rising sea levels amounts to little more than another tax on businesses, developers, and homeowners…

Community News·New Jersey News

Now That Rutgers is Making Deals, New Jersey Law Makers Submit List of Demands

TRENTON, N.J. – Sen. Parker Space, Assemblywoman Dawn Fantasia, and Assemblyman Michael Inganamort from the 24th Legislative District have called on Rutgers University to prioritize the interests of state taxpayers over radical…

Police Blotter·New Jersey News

Dem Assault on Access to Public Records Goes Too Far, GOP Lawmakers Argue

Trenton, N.J. – Assemblywoman Nancy Munoz, together with government transparency advocates, opposes the majority party’s move to dismantle New Jersey’s open public records act. The fast-tracked legislation, initially introduced in March, has…

Police Blotter

Phil Murphy Announces Plan for New Regulations for Coastal Communities

TRENTON, NJ—Governor Phil Murphy and Commissioner of Environmental Protection Shawn M. LaTourette announced today that New Jersey is set to overhaul its environmental regulations to address the increasing risks of coastal flooding,…

Community News·Government News·New Jersey News

Teachers Are Frustrated, Morale is Low Nationwide and in New Jersey

TRENTON, NJ — A new Morning Consult poll highlights a significant decline in teacher morale, reaching a four-year low. This trend points to widespread dissatisfaction within the teaching profession, particularly emphasized in…

New Jersey News·School and Education News

Rights Group Puts Target on Major Retailer That Pulled Plug on LGBTQ Clothing During Pride Month

TRENTON, NJ —Kelley Robinson, President of the Human Rights Campaign (HRC), has expressed disappointment in Target Corporation’s recent decision to not stock LGBTQ+-themed merchandise in some stores during Pride Month. In a…

Business News·New Jersey News

New Jersey Lawfirm CEO Pleads Guilty to Stealing $1.5 Million

Trenton, NJ – Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin and the Division of Criminal Justice announced on Wednesday that John Dunlea, the former Chief Financial Officer of McElroy, Deutsch, Mulvaney & Carpenter, pleaded…

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Rutgers President to Testify at Legislative Hearings on University Campus Safety

TRENTON, NJ – Rutgers University President Jonathan Holloway has agreed to participate in state legislative hearings concerning campus protests and student safety, following a request during Thursday’s Assembly budget hearing. The announcement…

New Jersey News·North Jersey News·Police Blotter

NJ Man Wins $1,000,000 Following Fortune Cookie Prediction

TRENTON, NJ – A New Jersey resident discovered his fortune days after opening a prophetic fortune cookie. He won $1,000 a week for life through the CASH4LIFE game, a prize that totals…

Lottery Results·New Jersey News

New Jersey Governor Says Rutgers Students Have Right to Despicable, Disgusting Protest

TRENTON, NJ – New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy has finally spoken publicly about the pro-Palestinian protests that have taken place on the campus of Rutgers University. This week, the university negotiated with…

Government News·New Jersey News

Arrest Made in D.C. Robbery and Homicide, Police Seek Second Suspect

WASHINGTON, DC – In a recent development, D.C. Metro Police Department detectives have apprehended a man linked to a deadly shooting during a Northwest business robbery. The violent event, leading to a…

D.C. News·Police Blotter

New Jersey Moves Closer to Removing Basic Skills Testing for Public School Teachers

New Jersey Senate Proposes Elimination of Basic Skills Test for Teacher Certification TRENTON, NJ — A bill that would lessen the requirements to become a public school teacher in New Jersey is…

Community News·New Jersey News·School and Education News

New Jersey Seeks to Completely Reduce Traffic Deaths by 2040 with New Commission

New Jersey Assembly Committee Approves Traffic Safety Commission Bill TRENTON, NJ — The Assembly Transportation and Independent Authorities Committee has favorably reported Assembly Bill No. 1476, aimed at establishing the “New Jersey…

New Jersey News

Illegal Immigration Impacting Life in New Jersey, Lawmaker Says

**Assemblyman Releases Report on New Jersey’s Illegal Immigration Crisis** Trenton, N.J. – Assemblyman Paul Kanitra, following a research trip to the U.S.-Mexico border, has released a report and video detailing the extent,…

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New Jersey Awards $2 Million to Enhance Teacher Climate and Culture

TRENTON, NJ — The New Jersey Department of Education (NJDOE) has announced the allocation of nearly $2 million in grants aimed at improving teacher work environments and reducing burnout. The Teacher Climate…

Multiple DUI Arrests Made in Wall Township

WALL TOWNSHIP, NJ – A series of arrests were made by Wall Township police on Tuesday, April 30, involving various offenses from driving while intoxicated to drug possession. Juan C. Berrios Jr.,…

New Jersey Braces for the Most Expensive Memorial Day BBQ Ever

TRENTON, NJ – Have you seen the food prices lately? They’re out of control. Political talking heads will try to tell you that America is recovering from record breaking inflation and sharp…

Business News·Community News·Food & Dining·Health and Wellness

New Jersey School Districts Could Be Blocked from Disarming Ex-Cops Who Work Security

Senator O’Scanlon Introduces Bill S1683 to Allow Armed Officers in New Jersey Schools TRENTON, NJ – Senator Declan J. O’Scanlon, Jr. of District 13 (Monmouth) has pre-filed Bill S1683 for introduction in…

Central Jersey News·Government News·New Jersey News·North Jersey News

New Jersey Could Soon Require Voter Identification if New Law Passes

TRENTON, NJ – Assemblywoman Dawn Fantasia of District 24 (Morris, Sussex, and Warren) has introduced Bill A4248, aimed at implementing stricter voter identification requirements in New Jersey. Introduced on May 2, 2024,…

Central Jersey News·Government News·New Jersey News·North Jersey News

Today Marks First Day of 2024 for 8pm Sunset in New Jersey

TRENTON, NJ – New Jersey is known for its beautiful bayfront, riverfront, and Cape May sunset. Now, those sunsets will start happening after 8pm for the first time in 2024. Today marks…

Atlantic County News·Cape May County News·Central Jersey News·Community News

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Phil Murphy Announces New Climate Tax to Save New Jersey Coastline from Sinking Into the Ocean

Now That Rutgers is Making Deals, New Jersey Law Makers Submit List of Demands

Dem Assault on Access to Public Records Goes Too Far, GOP Lawmakers Argue

Phil Murphy Announces Plan for New Regulations for Coastal Communities

Teachers Are Frustrated, Morale is Low Nationwide and in New Jersey

New Jersey Lawfirm CEO Pleads Guilty to Stealing $1.5 Million

Rutgers President to Testify at Legislative Hearings on University Campus Safety

New Jersey Governor Says Rutgers Students Have Right to Despicable, Disgusting Protest

Arrest Made in D.C. Robbery and Homicide, Police Seek Second Suspect

New Jersey Moves Closer to Removing Basic Skills Testing for Public School Teachers

New Jersey Seeks to Completely Reduce Traffic Deaths by 2040 with New Commission

Illegal Immigration Impacting Life in New Jersey, Lawmaker Says

New Jersey Awards $2 Million to Enhance Teacher Climate and Culture

Multiple DUI Arrests Made in Wall Township

New Jersey Braces for the Most Expensive Memorial Day BBQ Ever

New Jersey School Districts Could Be Blocked from Disarming Ex-Cops Who Work Security

New Jersey Could Soon Require Voter Identification if New Law Passes

Today Marks First Day of 2024 for 8pm Sunset in New Jersey

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