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Disabled Veteran Attacked on Facebook by Jackson Mayor Over Jackson Day Question

Jackson mayor Kuhn calls cops on reporter

He Asked the Mayor About Facebook Records. Then Police Arrived

Photo Caption: Jackson Mayor Jennifer Kuhn speaks with an independent journalist during Jackson Day before requesting police assistance during a dispute over public records questions.

Jackson Mayor Dispatches Police During Jackson Day After Reporter Presses for Access to Public Records

An empty courtroom awaiting trial - Photo by Nikolay Mamluke

Lawsuit Threatens Manchester’s Attempts to Limit Overdevelopment

Photo Caption: The Trenton Police Department issued an Aug. 20 statement denying coordination with ICE after a driver monitoring federal immigration officers was arrested for alleged eluding.

Trenton Police Deny ICE Coordination After “Maniac” Activist Arrested

Opinion: It’s Time to Dissolve the Jackson MUA Before It Destroys What’s Left of Our Town

Photo caption: A proposed 184-unit affordable housing development in Toms River would be constructed by Conifer Realty, a New York-based affordable housing developer whose management practices at some properties have drawn tenant complaints and code enforcement attention.

Exclusive: Mystery Affordable Housing Developer Unmasked as Company With Long History of Tenant Complaints

Photo caption: Jackson Township officials announced negotiations with the Jackson Township Municipal Utilities Authority over the future of more than five acres of publicly owned land originally acquired for utility infrastructure.

Exclusive: Jackson Gave MUA Free Land, Now They Want to Sell it For $2 Million

Fate of 148 Townhomes Near Former McAuliffe School Moved to After November Election

Photo caption: Lenny's Silverton Market has remained a Silverton landmark since 1965, surviving decades of neighborhood change while continuing to serve generations of Ocean County families.

Iconic, Historic Toms River Market Wins New Jersey’s Best Sandwich

Peter Van Dyke shared Bruce Springsteen's April 2016 statement announcing the cancellation of a North Carolina concert over the state's HB2 law. The resurfaced Facebook post comes as Van Dyke serves as chairman of the Toms River Republican organization and is involved in ongoing litigation with the township.

Toms River GOP Chairman Supports Men in Women’s Bathrooms, According to Facebook Share

Federally convicted tax cheat George Gilmore is hosting a $10,000 Italian dinner in Toms River for Stafford Township candidates.

Ocean County GOP Chairman Hosts $10,000 Campaign Dinner for Stafford Twp. Candidates at Toms River Italian Restaurant

The request reflects growing bipartisan concern over New Jersey's school funding formula as communities continue to debate whether the Murphy-era law accurately reflects current local education costs.

Old Bridge Democrats Have Had Enough of Their Own Party’s Flawed NJ School Funding Fiasco

Lakewood’s Growth is Far From Over: Dem Leader Says Skyline With Many More 8 Story Buildings Coming

Residents gathered this week as Team Brick launched its grassroots organizing effort, discussing local priorities and beginning preparations for the 2027 Brick Township Council election.

Fight For Brick? Grassroots Movement Similar to Jackson Sprouts in Brick

Jackson Interim Mayor Jen Kuhn

Jackson Property Taxes Spike 12% in July Estimated Tax Bill

America's largest yeshiva has placed its name on the former Christa McAuliffe Middle School in Jackson, marking the next phase of its $40 million expansion beyond neighboring Lakewood.

World’s Largest Yeshiva that Sparked Lakewood’s Growth Moves Into Former Jackson Township Middle School

Three Candidates Hoping to Bring Experience to Teaneck Town Hall

Residents will gather in Seaside Park Tuesday evening to watch a documentary examining the history of the Ciba-Geigy Superfund site and its lasting impact on Toms River and Barnegat Bay.

Seaside Park Hosts Documentary Revisiting Ciba-Geigy Pollution That Changed the Jersey Shore Forever

AI - Internal view of a datacenter

Manchester’s AI Data Center Fight: From Petition to Uprising As Developer Seeks Approval

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