Federal judge sends Camden apartment billing class action back to Maryland court

GREENBELT, MD – A federal judge has ruled that a proposed class action lawsuit against Camden Development, Inc. over undisclosed apartment fees must return to Maryland state court, marking the second time…

Soaring housing costs trapping New Jersey couples in unwanted marriages

TRENTON, NJ – For thousands of New Jersey couples, the cost of leaving may be higher than the cost of staying. A new study by Henderson & Henderson Attorneys at Law reveals…

Lakewood girls school shuts down suddenly, leaving parents scrambling

Lakewood girls school shuts down suddenly, leaving families in panic

LAKEWOOD, NJ – In a stunning and emotional turn of events, Bnos Penina, a girls school in Lakewood, announced that it will cease operations this week, leaving dozens of families without a…

New Jersey bill demands full disclosure of massive utility societal benefits surcharge funds

TRENTON, NJ – Legislation introduced in the New Jersey General Assembly would require the Governor’s annual budget message to include a detailed accounting of revenues and expenditures tied to the state’s societal…

NJ Transit meltdown deepens as service chaos hits commuters again

NEWARK, NJ – Frustrated rail commuters faced another wave of cancellations Monday morning as NJ Transit continued to reel from the fallout of schedule disruptions last week, new problems are being blame…

Virginia gas station delivers $1 million lottery shock

Hampton man grabs final $1 million prize on scratcher now shut down statewide CARROLLTON, VA — A stop at a Carrollton gas station has produced the final $1 million top prize in…

Ashland gas station sells $1 million winning scratch-off

Gas station scratcher in Ashland turns Caroline County man into million dollar winner ASHLAND, VA — A routine stop at a convenience store in Ashland ended with a Caroline County man uncovering…

Jackson mayor under fire after using township-paid attorney to handle private lawsuit

TOMS RIVER, N.J. – Jackson Township Mayor Jennifer Kuhn is facing questions after retaining township-paid planning board attorney Robert Shea to represent her private real estate company in an ongoing civil lawsuit…

Jackson Township Volunteer Fire Station Disbanded as Districts Calls for Millions in New Spending

Whitesville, NJ – After nearly a century of service, the Whitesville Volunteer Fire Company has ceased operations, ending a chapter of local firefighting history and marking a full transition to paid career…

Shuttered Jackson Walgreens Reopens as Purim Costume Pop Up Store

JACKSON TOWNSHIP, NJ – A regional popular seasonal costume retailer is returning to Jackson Township just in time for Purim. Costume Closeouts has opened a pop-up Purim Costume Center at Jackson Crossing,…

New York needs more state funding for school districts facing influx of migrant students

ALBANY, NY – A bill introduced by Assemblymember Marianne Buttenschon would require the state to reimburse school districts for additional expenses incurred due to a sudden influx of migrant students. The measure,…

Sen. Carmen Amato bill would roll back NJ’s new ‘mansion tax’ tiers, restore flat 1% rate on $1M-plus property deals

TRENTON, N.J. – A new proposal from Senator Carmen F. Amato Jr. (R-Ocean) seeks to undo New Jersey’s recently enacted tiered tax system on high-value real estate transfers, restoring a single flat…

Lakewood scores millions in federal funding as Rep. Chris Smith including $2 Cross Street expansion

LAKEWOOD, N.J. – Lakewood Township is set to receive several million dollars in new federal funding for local infrastructure and public safety improvements as part of a broader $23.8 million package secured…

Jackson Fire Department Seeks 45% Tax Hike at February Election

Jackson, NJ – Jackson voters will have to decide on February 21st whether or not they will approve a 45% tax hike for Fire District No. 2 to the tune of a…

Baltimore mayor calls reporter racist for questioning $164,000 new personal SUV

BALTIMORE, Md. – Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott lashed out at a reporter this week, calling him “racist” after being pressed on why taxpayers spent $163,495 on his new 2025 Jeep Grand Wagoneer—the…

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California moves toward per-mile driving tax as New Jersey lawmakers watch closely

When it comes to befuddling laws and regulations passed in New Jersey, they can usually be found years earlier in California. That’s why we’re always looking to the West Coast to warn…

Rockland lawmakers close 2025 with tax votes and sewer shakeup

New City, NY – Rockland County legislators closed out their final meeting of 2025 by locking in tax rates and levies while advancing a major restructuring of how sewer services are governed…

Toms River Mayor Says Summer Concert Beach Series Will Happen Despite Council Threat

Toms River, NJ – Toms River Mayor Dan Rodrick’s summer beach concert series and plans for a new sprinkler park for young children are under attack after threats were made to cancel them…

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What’s on deck: New Jersey’s biggest headlines this week

TRENTON, N.J. – From political battles to billion-dollar business deals, New Jersey enters February with a week packed full of developments shaping the state’s politics, economy, and public safety. In the 11th…

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‘Affordable for who?’ Affordability Gov. Mikie Sherrill blasted over $100K-a-plate gala

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. – Governor Mikie Sherrill’s message of “affordability” is drawing sharp criticism after reports surfaced that her inaugural festivities included a private dinner charging up to $100,000 per plate —…

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