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Somerville Man Found Competent to Stand Trial in Fatal Stabbing of Mary Rose Fealy

A third lawsuit has expanded the legal crisis surrounding the Ocean County Vocational Technical School Performing Arts Academy, alleging administrators ignored or concealed years of sexual misconduct while a former instructor claims he was retaliated against for reporting student safety concerns.

Third Lawsuit Filed in Ocean County Vocational School Sex Abuse Scandal as Officials Remain Silent

Prison cell block

Bergen County Man Wins Initial Federal Review in Challenge to 30-Year Armed Robbery Sentence

AK-style gun tied to Paterson killing leads to murder and firearms trafficking charges

Jackson Interim Mayor Jen Kuhn

Jackson Property Taxes Spike 12% in July Estimated Tax Bill

Iemad Saifo, owner of a Collingswood restaurant, remains in ICE custody as the Department of Homeland Security disputes media coverage and highlights his immigration and criminal history.

DHS Says NJ Business Owner Arrested by ICE Not a Victim, But a Hardened Criminal

Nearly 30 dead sharks washed ashore along a stretch of beach in Sea Isle City, raising questions about what caused the unusual marine die-off.

Mystery Surrounds 29 Dead Sharks Found Along Sea Isle City Beach

Muicipal road paving project.

Toms River Council Votes Down Critical Road Paving and Park Repairs Proposed by Mayor

Tire-slashing spree hits Barnegat neighborhood overnight and cops want doorbell video

Jackson Post Office - Bennetts Mills Road, Jackson

Jackson Post Office is Overwhelmed and Understaffed, Congressman Calls for Change

NJ Gov. Mikie Sherrill promised to freeze rate hikes. That's not happening. Republican lawmakers representing Ocean County are urging state regulators to reject JCP&L's proposed electric rate increase, while the utility says the additional revenue is needed to improve reliability and recover storm-related costs. Photo by Mikie Sherrill for Governor 2025

Senator Urges BPU to Reject JCP&L’s 8.8% Rate Hike as Costs Soar for New Jersey Residents

$1 million Powerball winner lands at Maryland supermarket

A North Carolina woman faces multiple felony charges after authorities accused her of dragging a man with a vehicle and later possessing nearly 60 grams of methamphetamine.

Woman Accused of Dragging Man With Car Later Arrested With Nearly 60 Grams of Meth, Police Say

Trenton Water Works - Trenton Water Works is preparing to resume water service shutoffs for customers with seriously delinquent accounts beginning Sept. 1.

Trenton Water Works to Resume Water Shutoffs for Unpaid Bills Beginning Sept. 1

Judge's gavel inside a courtroom

Georgia murder sentencing: mother begs for missing daughter’s body location

Drunk. Drinking beer whileDrunk. Drinking beer while driving car driving car. Photo by Ghubo Amin

DWI Checkpoint Coming to Route 138 in Wall Township Friday Night

Jackson Home Sales: Luxury Homes, Fast Sales Drive Busy Early August Market

Empty TP Holder in Public Bathroom Stall

‘Skip the Squares Act’ Goes Viral as New Jersey Residents Mock State’s New ‘Skip the Stuff’ Law

Embryologists with liquid Nitrogen bank containing sperm and eggs samples. High tech laboratory equipment used in the in vitro fertilization process. IVF treatment. Artificial insemination clinic

NYC Congresswoman AOC Upset That Government Health Insurance Doesn’t Cover Freezing Eggs

ICE says Operation Safe Community – Atlanta resulted in the arrest of 1,226 people living in the U.S. illegally, including hundreds with criminal charges or convictions.

ICE Arrests More Than 1,200 Illegal Immigrants in Massive Georgia Enforcement Operation

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