Jersey Shore University Medical Center Reduces Readmission Rates for Stroke Patients by 50 Percent

Hackensack Meridian Health Jersey Shore University Medical Center has reduced readmission rates among stroke patients by 50 percent after implementing the Vocera Care Inform solution. Care Inform enables care team members to…

Health and Wellness

Why NJ’s Out of Control Gas Tax “Shouldn’t” Increase This Year

TRENTON – State Treasurer Elizabeth Maher Muoio announced today that New Jersey’s current tax rate on gasoline and diesel fuel will remain stable for the coming year at 41.4 cents and 48.4 cents…

New Jersey News·Politics

Hackensack Meridian Health Children’s Hospitals Ranked Among the Top Children’s Hospitals

Hackensack Meridian Health announced that the 13th annual Best Children’s Hospital rankings by U.S. News & World Report, the global authority in hospital rankings and consumer advice, has ranked the combined cancer…

In the News

Judge Rules Against Monmouth County’s Denial of Public Records Requests

FREEHOLD, NJ – Monmouth County Assignment Judge Lisa P. Thorton ruled on Friday that the county broke the law by refusing to process certain public records requests under a new policy enacted…

Community News·Government News·Monmouth County News·New Jersey News

Jersey Shore University Medical Center Named Center of Excellence for Pancreas, Liver and Bile Duct Cancer Care

Hackensack Meridian Health Cancer Care today announced that Jersey Shore University Medical Center has earned The Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval® for Center of Excellence for Pancreas, Liver, and Bile Duct…

In the News

Company Busted After Harboring 280 Illegal Aliens

ALLEN, Texas — As part of an ongoing criminal investigation, special agents with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) executed criminal search warrants at CVE Technology Group Inc.…

Police Blotter·Politics

CentraState to host its 10th Annual Paulette’s C of Blue 5k/1mile Run & Walk and Fitness Festival on May 5

FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP—The CentraState Healthcare Foundation and CentraState’s Fitness and Wellness Center are teaming up to hold the 10th annual Paulette’s C of Blue 5k/1mile Run & Walk and Fitness Festival on Sunday,…

Business News·Community News·New Jersey News·What to do: Upcoming Events

New Jersey Gun Rights Lawyer: Criminals Don’t Care About Phil Murphy’s New Gun Laws

TRENTON-Evan F. Nappen, a New Jersey lawyer whose expertise is firearms and navigating New Jersey’s overbearing gun control laws has said New Jersey residents who own ammunition magazines with a capacity over…

Government News·New Jersey News·Police Blotter·Politics

Toms River School Board Seeking January Vote on $100 Million Referendum

TOMS RIVER-Decades of neglect throughout the Toms River Regional School District’s aging facilities is starting to show and the Board of Education is preparing to put a massive spending bill before township…

New Jersey News

1.4 Million Signatures Needed to Recall New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy

TRENTON-The topic on social media in recent weeks has revolved around what to do with Governor Phil Murphy and all of his bad decisions. Many have questioned the peoples’ ability to…

Atlantic County News·Burlington County News·Cape May County News·Government News

Jackson Cop Cleared in Officer Involved Shooting

TOMS RIVER-In compliance with the New Jersey Attorney General’s Law Enforcement Directive 2006-5 and the July 28, 2015 Attorney General Supplemental Law Enforcement Directive Regarding Uniform Statewide Procedures and Best Practices for Conducting…

Police Blotter

DI University Hosting Open Tryouts for Softball Team

MONMOUTH COUNTY-The Monmouth University Hawks are hosting open tryouts for their NCAA qualifying softball team on September 25th. If you think you have what it takes to play softball at the division…

Local Sports News·New Jersey News

After Citing Some Boardwalk Games Crooked, AG Gurbir Grewal Won’t Say Which Ones

TRENTON-Last week, as part of a state run crackdown against boardwalk operators in Seaside Heights and Atlantic City, New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir S. Grewal announced citations had been issued against 12…

Police Blotter·Politics

Attorney General Announces 11 Violations Against Seaside Heights, Atlantic City Boardwalk Operators

by NJ Office of the OAG New Jersey’s Attorney General finds game of chance has no chance of winning. SEASIDE HEIGHTS – Amid the crowds on the Seaside Heights boardwalk today, Attorney General…

Police Blotter

Sweeney, Gopal Bill to Ban Smoking on New Jersey Beaches Introduced

TRENTON-A partisan bill sponsored by New Jersey Democrats has surfaced again in the New Jersey Senate by Senate President Steve Sweeney and Monmouth County Senator Vin Gopal last week. During Governor Chris…

Community News·Jersey Shore News·New Jersey News·Police Blotter

New Ocean County Bridge Plan Includes Replacement of Grawtown Road Bridge

JACKSON-After the completion of the Cooksbridge Road Bridge, Ocean County engineers are looking now to replace the bridge on Grawtown Road according to a public notice issued by the county. The bridge…

Community News

Jackson Council Seeking $6 Million in “Emergency” Funding at Tuesday’s Meeting

JACKSON-The Jackson township council is seeking to secure $6 million in emergency temporary appropriations this week. Below is a copy of an ordinance up for vote at Tuesday night’s council meeting. As posted…

In the News

New Jersey Moves to Ban New Bitcoiin 2nd Generation Currency

Continuing New Jersey’s efforts to protect investors from fraud in the cryptocurrency market, Attorney General Gurbir S. Grewal and the Division of Consumer Affairs today announced that the Bureau of Securities (“the…

Business News·New Jersey News·Police Blotter

Pep Boys Charged with Deceptive Business Practices by Attorney General

From the Office of Christopher Porrino, NJ OAG Attorney General Christopher S. Porrino and the Division of Consumer Affairs today announced that “Pep Boys,” the auto parts and service retail chain, has…

Business News·Police Blotter

Jackson Township Agrees to Settle Lawsuits, Allow Orthodox Group to Build Public Eruv

JACKSON-Days after the town of Pomona lost a $3,000,000 case in court against the Orthodox community there, the Jackson Township Council has announced it will now settle the disagreement it had with…

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Jersey Shore University Medical Center Reduces Readmission Rates for Stroke Patients by 50 Percent

Why NJ’s Out of Control Gas Tax “Shouldn’t” Increase This Year

Hackensack Meridian Health Children’s Hospitals Ranked Among the Top Children’s Hospitals

Judge Rules Against Monmouth County’s Denial of Public Records Requests

Jersey Shore University Medical Center Named Center of Excellence for Pancreas, Liver and Bile Duct Cancer Care

Company Busted After Harboring 280 Illegal Aliens

CentraState to host its 10th Annual Paulette’s C of Blue 5k/1mile Run & Walk and Fitness Festival on May 5

New Jersey Gun Rights Lawyer: Criminals Don’t Care About Phil Murphy’s New Gun Laws

Toms River School Board Seeking January Vote on $100 Million Referendum

1.4 Million Signatures Needed to Recall New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy

Jackson Cop Cleared in Officer Involved Shooting

DI University Hosting Open Tryouts for Softball Team

After Citing Some Boardwalk Games Crooked, AG Gurbir Grewal Won’t Say Which Ones

Attorney General Announces 11 Violations Against Seaside Heights, Atlantic City Boardwalk Operators

Sweeney, Gopal Bill to Ban Smoking on New Jersey Beaches Introduced

New Ocean County Bridge Plan Includes Replacement of Grawtown Road Bridge

Jackson Council Seeking $6 Million in “Emergency” Funding at Tuesday’s Meeting

New Jersey Moves to Ban New Bitcoiin 2nd Generation Currency

Pep Boys Charged with Deceptive Business Practices by Attorney General

Jackson Township Agrees to Settle Lawsuits, Allow Orthodox Group to Build Public Eruv

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