Three Drug Dealers Charged for Deadly Ocean County Overdose, One Convicted

TOMS RIVER, NJ — The Ocean County Prosecutor’s office has announced a development in a legal case stemming from a tragic overdose death in Berkeley Township. On March 4, Ryan Thompson, 35,…

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These Famous New Jersey Clocks Will Spring Ahead this Weekend

TRENTON, NJ—Residents across New Jersey are gearing up to “spring ahead” this weekend, marking the beginning of Daylight Saving Time. This annual tradition will see clocks turned forward by one hour, effectively…

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Pringles Brings Back Honey Flavored Chips

TRENTON, NJ—In response to a vocal outcry on social media, Pringles has announced the return of the coveted Honey Mustard crisps to the snack aisle. The brand teased the comeback earlier in…

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Gatorade’s Nearly $3 Bottle Water Hits Shelves in New Jersey

TRENTON, NJ — Gatorade water has arrived and is available and other stores across New Jersey. Gatorade announced the launch of Gatorade Water, its inaugural entry into the unflavored water market, designed…

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These Ocean County Fire Departments to Receive Over $1 Million in American Rescue Plan Funding

TRENTON, NJ—Governor Phil Murphy announced a $20 million allocation in American Rescue Plan Firefighter Grants for fire departments throughout New Jersey. This funding aims to support the acquisition of essential protective, cleaning,…

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New Jersey Mayor Says Governor Using School Funding Cuts to Deal Political Retribution

New Jersey Mayor Says State Using School Funding Cuts to Deal Political Payback

Jackson Township Mayor Criticizes New Jersey School Funding Cuts JACKSON TOWNSHIP, NJ—It’s no secret that the new S2 funding formula hurts school districts and students in many majority Republican-leaning towns. State officials…

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New Jersey Governor Announces $26 Million for Affordable Housing Fund

TRENTON, NJ – The State of New Jersey, under the Murphy Administration, has committed over $26 million to support affordable housing projects. This funding, allocated through the Affordable Housing Trust Fund (AHTF)…

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New Jersey’s Sanctuary State Migrant Crisis Poses Dilemma for Governor Murphy

TRENTON, NJ – New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy is at a crossroad and he needs to figure out a plan before the impending migrant crisis in New York City and other major…

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Migrant workers from Mexico needed for harvest season in U.S

New Jersey Governor Signs Migrant Workers Rights Bills into Law

TRENTON, NJ – Governor Phil Murphy recently enacted three pivotal bills, enhancing New Jersey’s commitment to diversity and inclusivity, especially when it comes to the influx of migrants coming to the state…

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Passaic County Supermarket Sells Winning $100,000 Jersey Cash 5 Ticket

TRENTON, NJ – A Super Stop & Shop in Passaic County sold a ticket that won the $100,000 Jersey Cash 5 jackpot from the drawing on Saturday, March 2. The winning numbers…

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Mercer County Store Sells Winning Jersey Cash 5 Ticket

TRENTON, NJ — A Jersey Cash 5 ticket sold in Mercer County has won a jackpot of $1,160,018. The ticket, which matched all five numbers from the drawing on March 1, was…

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The Mercer Oak on Princeton Battlefield from the American Revolutionary War. A large white oak tree once stood on the spot. It was said that Hugh Mercer a Brigadier General in the Continental army took shelter under the tree after being mortally wounded, refusing to give ground to the British on January 3, 1777. The tree was about 300 years old when it was destroyed in a storm in 2000. The tree standing in the spot now grew from an acorn from the original.

This Revolutionary War Battlefield in New Jersey Could Soon Get a Visitor’s Center

TRENTON, NJ — A significant step was taken today as the Senate Environment and Energy Committee endorsed a concurrent resolution to establish a visitor’s center at Princeton Battlefield State Park. The resolution,…

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New Jersey Moves to Criminalize the Distribution of Unsolicited Lewd Photos

TRENTON, N.J. — A significant legislative step was taken in New Jersey on Monday to combat digital sexual harassment. Assemblywoman Aura Dunn has spearheaded a bill, passed by the Assembly Judiciary Committee,…

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Rain Dominates New Jersey Forecast Through Thursday

TRENTON, NJ – The weather forecast for New Jersey indicates a series of rainy conditions starting Tuesday. The day will experience rain primarily before 1 p.m., followed by patchy drizzle and possible…

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New Jersey Governor Criticizes NYC Congestion Toll Tax

TRENTON, NJ – Governor Phil Murphy has raised significant concerns about New York City’s congestion pricing scheme, alleging it violates New York State law and circumvents required public vetting processes. In a…

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Phil Murphy Cuts $20 Million in Community College Funding Under Stronger and Fairer Budget

TRENTON, NJ — Northwest New Jersey legislators, including Sen. Parker Space, Assemblyman Michael Inganamort, and Assemblywoman Dawn Fantasia, advocate for Governor Phil Murphy and Democratic lawmakers to reinstate a $20 million funding…

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Photo of dead whale that washed ashore in Brigantine. Photo by MMSC

New Jersey Governor Mocks Whale Deaths While Pushing Ahead on Offshore Wind

Controversy Surrounds Governor Murphy’s Remarks on Whale Deaths TRENTON, NJ — New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy recently sparked controversy with a comment that appeared to make light of the serious issue of…

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NJ 101.5 anchor Bill Spadea - Photo by Bill Spadea, Facebook

Trump Failed! Says New Jersey Talk Show Republican Running for Governor

TRENTON, NJ – Bill Spadea, a prominent talk show host on NJ101.5, openly criticized former President Donald Trump, labeling him a failure in his efforts to combat the so-called “deep state.” During…

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New Jersey Seeking to Expand Free Health Coverage to Pregnant Illegal Migrants

TRENTON, NJ — A recent legislative move by Phil Murphy aligned Democrats in the New Jersey legislature seeks to extend NJ FamilyCare coverage to include pregnant undocumented immigrants and their dependent children…

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Attacks by Illegal Migrants Prompt Call for New Laws in Sanctuary State New Jersey

TRENTON, N.J. — In a direct response to the escalating violence and disorder attributed to open border policies, New Jersey Assembly members Dawn Fantasia and Michael Inganamort have introduced a legislative package…

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