Barnegat Police Chief Keith Germain Announces Retirement, Praises Successor

BARNEGAT, NJ – Chief Keith Germain of the Barnegat Police Department announced his retirement at the recent township committee meeting, marking the end of a distinguished 30-year career. On Tuesday, Feb. 6,…

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Jackson School Teacher Retires to Become Full Time Mayor of Brick Township

Mayor Lisa Crate is set to dedicate her full attention to Brick Township, having retired from her teaching position. JACKSON, NJ – Lisa Crate, a longtime teacher within the Jackson Township School…

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NYPD Make Arrest in 2020 Murder Cold Case

Queens, NY – Luis Hernandez has been indicted for the murder of a 21-year-old man in Astoria in February 2020, marking a significant development in a case that remained unsolved for four…

‘Criminal’: Legal, Parental Advocates Sound Alarm On Blue State Bill Allowing Minors To Consent To Medical Procedures

‘Criminal’: Legal, Parental Advocates Sound Alarm On Blue State Bill Allowing Minors To Consent To Medical Procedures Kate Anderson on February 24, 2024 New York Democrats proposed a bill to allow minors…

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New Jersey’s Gas Car Ban Has a Loophole That Will Put Local Car Dealers Out of Business

New Jersey’s 2035 Gas Car Ban May Prompt Cross-State Purchases Trenton, NJ – New Jersey’s ban on the sale of new gas-powered vehicles by 2035, a part of the state’s Advanced Clean…

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Major Auto Union Announces $40 Million Push To Unionize Industry

Major Auto Union Announces $40 Million Push To Unionize Industry Will Kessler on February 21, 2024 The United Auto Workers (UAW) announced on Wednesday that it is committing $40 million in new…

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EXCLUSIVE: Blue State Shields Schools’ Sex Ed, Gender Trainings From Public View

EXCLUSIVE: Blue State Shields Schools’ Sex Ed, Gender Trainings From Public View Megan Brock and Robert Schmad on February 21, 2024 The Illinois Attorney General’s Office allowed the state’s largest school district…

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Military Tracking Mysterious High-Altitude Balloon Over US

The U.S. military is tracking a mysterious high-altitude balloon drifting across the western part of the country on Friday, the military confirmed in a statement. Military aircraft spotted and investigated the balloon…

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New Jersey’s Garden State Parkway Was Supposed to be Self-Liquidating But it Never Happened

Garden State Parkway’s Toll-Free Dream Unfulfilled Amid Expansion and Operational Needs Trenton, NJ – The Garden State Parkway, initially envisioned as a self-liquidating toll road to ease post-World War II traffic congestion…

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New Jersey GOP Leaders Slam Tax Increases Ahead of Murphy’s Budget Address

TRENTON, N.J. – Assembly Republican Leader John DiMaio and Conference Leader Christopher DePhillips have voiced strong opposition to the proposed tax and fare increases ahead of Governor Phil Murphy’s seventh budget message.…

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New Jersey Mobile Customers Hit by Nationwide Outage

TRENTON, NJ – If you live in New Jersey and your mobile phone isn’t working today, there’s a good reason why and you’re not alone. AT&T customers across the United States experienced…

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Brooklyn Man Arrested for January Attack Inside Subway Station

New York, NY – In a recent development, 61-year-old Dexter Burnett was arrested and charged with assault, disorderly conduct, and harassment. The arrest took place on Monday, February 12, at 1:30 PM,…

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Maspeth Man Faces Charges for 2020 Astoria Stabbing Death

Queens, NY – Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz today announced the arraignment of Luis Hernandez on charges related to the murder of a 21-year-old man and the attempted murder of two others…

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Governor Murphy to Attend National Governors Association Winter Meeting in Washington D.C.

Trenton, NJ – Governor Murphy will be attending the 2024 National Governors Association Annual Winter Meeting in Washington D.C. on the afternoon of Wednesday, February 21. He is scheduled to return to…

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Do You Know Him? NYPD Seeking to Identify Suspect in Violent Subway Attack

Queens, NY – The New York City Police Department is reaching out to the public for assistance in locating a suspect involved in a violent assault at the Queensboro Plaza subway station.…

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Majority of New Jerseyans Skeptical Over Governor’s Electric Vehicle Agenda

Trenton, NJ – A recent survey conducted by the Rutgers-Eagleton Institute has revealed a significant gap between consumer attitudes towards electric vehicles (EVs) and the policies being pushed by the Murphy Administration.…

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Elderly Man Assaulted and Robbed on NYC Subway Platform

New York, NY – An elderly man fell victim to a violent robbery on a New York City subway platform, resulting in the theft of his cellphone and injuries. Late Saturday night,…

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Major Credit Card Company Announces Mega Acquisition As Debt Continues To Strangle Americans

Major Credit Card Company Announces Mega Acquisition As Debt Continues To Strangle Americans Harold Hutchison on February 19, 2024 Capital One announced on Monday it was acquiring a rival financial services company…

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‘It’s Scary Right Now’: Autoworkers Worried Biden’s Electric Vehicle Push Could Kill ‘Thousands Of Jobs’

‘It’s Scary Right Now’: Autoworkers Worried Biden’s Electric Vehicle Push Could Kill ‘Thousands Of Jobs’ Will Kessler on February 19, 2024 Michigan autoworkers are worried that President Joe Biden’s policies pushing for…

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Weed World as New York Pushes Record Number of Marijuana Dispensary Licenses

NEW YORK, NY – Governor Kathy Hochul announced a significant expansion in New York’s cannabis industry, with the State Cannabis Control Board approving 109 new licenses, marking a substantial increase in the…

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Barnegat Police Chief Keith Germain Announces Retirement, Praises Successor

Jackson School Teacher Retires to Become Full Time Mayor of Brick Township

NYPD Make Arrest in 2020 Murder Cold Case

New Jersey’s Gas Car Ban Has a Loophole That Will Put Local Car Dealers Out of Business

Major Auto Union Announces $40 Million Push To Unionize Industry

EXCLUSIVE: Blue State Shields Schools’ Sex Ed, Gender Trainings From Public View

New Jersey’s Garden State Parkway Was Supposed to be Self-Liquidating But it Never Happened

New Jersey GOP Leaders Slam Tax Increases Ahead of Murphy’s Budget Address

New Jersey Mobile Customers Hit by Nationwide Outage

Brooklyn Man Arrested for January Attack Inside Subway Station

Maspeth Man Faces Charges for 2020 Astoria Stabbing Death

Governor Murphy to Attend National Governors Association Winter Meeting in Washington D.C.

Do You Know Him? NYPD Seeking to Identify Suspect in Violent Subway Attack

Majority of New Jerseyans Skeptical Over Governor’s Electric Vehicle Agenda

Elderly Man Assaulted and Robbed on NYC Subway Platform

Weed World as New York Pushes Record Number of Marijuana Dispensary Licenses

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