Brick Township awards $208K contract for police software support

Council approves one-year agreement with Tyler Technologies for maintenance of public safety system Brick Township, NJ — Brick Township officials have approved a $208,103 contract to maintain and support the police department’s…

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Jackson must refocus on safety and realistic policy solutions when it comes to its large inventory of illegal immigrant flop houses

Illegal immigrant flop houses are all over Jackson. Every neighborhood has one and nothing is being done about it. Jackson Township is facing real concerns about housing conditions, neighborhood safety, and enforcement…

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Man accused of staging device that halted NJ parade

Man allegedly planted device and triggered false alarm FREEHOLD, NJ – A St. Patrick’s Day parade in Keansburg was abruptly canceled after a man reported a suspicious device near the route, only…

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Brick Township man, Brookdale College fire officer charged for suspicious device that canceled St. Patrick’s Day parade

Prosecutors say investigation found conflicting claims from caller who reported device near parade route Keansburg, NJ — A suspicious device reported near a St. Patrick’s Day parade staging area led to the…

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Jackson Resident Alleges Religious Discrimination in Grande Harmony Affordable Housing House of Worship Dispute

Claim surfaces as developer seeks to replace promised clubhouse with synagogue at controversial project Jackson, New Jersey — A Jackson resident alleges he is being excluded from living in the Grande Harmony…

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Jackson’s 5-dog ordinance misses the mark, punishing residents instead of fixing illegal petting zoo

Township policy targets pet owners while core zoning and enforcement issues remain unresolved JACKSON, N.J. — Jackson Township’s new five-dog ordinance is being framed as a solution to ongoing neighborhood disturbances, but…

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New Jersey lawmakers continue moving new bills to expand migrant rights after governor signs sweeping reform bills

TRENTON, N.J. — A sweeping set of immigration bills is moving through the New Jersey Legislature in 2026, expanding legal protections for non-citizens while further limiting how state and local agencies interact…

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Trooper injured after NY State Police cruiser struck on Southern State Parkway

A marked New York State Police vehicle was struck early Sunday morning on the Southern State Parkway, sending a trooper and another driver to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. Westbound Southern State…

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Toms River Affordable Housing Victory as Council Approves Mayor’s Solid Plan to Contain State Mandated Overdevelopment

Toms River Council Members vote to approve Mayor Dan Rodrick’s housing settlement with the state of New Jersey, but three council members continue to put politics and petty differences ahead of the…

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New Jersey expands immigration limits, fueling debate over ‘sanctuary state’ label

Governor Mikie Sherrill signs sweeping immigration laws restricting cooperation with federal authorities. Trenton, New Jersey – Governor Mikie Sherrill has signed a package of immigration laws that significantly restrict how New Jersey…

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Jackson Township Planning Board to review new major daycare center and Grand Blvd. school proposal

JACKSON TOWNSHIP, N.J. – The Jackson Township Planning Board is set to hear initial testimony Monday night on two major development proposals, including a 22,148-square-foot daycare center and a 31,143-square-foot private high…

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Is it too late? Jackson Township’s growth crisis deepens as failed projects, warehouse sprawl, and housing mandates collide

Jackson Township, New Jersey – A pair of high-profile development failures, combined with aggressive warehouse expansion and a sweeping new affordable housing plan, are pushing Jackson Township toward a tipping point that…

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Brick Township awards $208K contract for police software support

Jackson must refocus on safety and realistic policy solutions when it comes to its large inventory of illegal immigrant flop houses

Man accused of staging device that halted NJ parade

Brick Township man, Brookdale College fire officer charged for suspicious device that canceled St. Patrick’s Day parade

Jackson Resident Alleges Religious Discrimination in Grande Harmony Affordable Housing House of Worship Dispute

Jackson’s 5-dog ordinance misses the mark, punishing residents instead of fixing illegal petting zoo

New Jersey lawmakers continue moving new bills to expand migrant rights after governor signs sweeping reform bills

Trooper injured after NY State Police cruiser struck on Southern State Parkway

Toms River Affordable Housing Victory as Council Approves Mayor’s Solid Plan to Contain State Mandated Overdevelopment

New Jersey expands immigration limits, fueling debate over ‘sanctuary state’ label

Jackson Township Planning Board to review new major daycare center and Grand Blvd. school proposal

Is it too late? Jackson Township’s growth crisis deepens as failed projects, warehouse sprawl, and housing mandates collide

Florida funeral home hit with default judgment over alleged mishandling of stillborn infant

Secaucus police conduct pedestrian safety operation, issue warnings to drivers

Richmond launches April warning campaign targeting illegal parking in bike lanes

Federal judge awards $25K in IDEA case against NYC Department of Education

New Jersey bill delays hemp beverage rules, keeps THC sales limits in place

Flooded road rescue in Cortland after driver ignores barriers, gets stuck

New Jersey Democrats Want to Order School Districts on When They Can and Can’t Have Spring Break Recess

New York drinking water study finds toxins, thousands of violations statewide

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