Chicago Tech Executive Charged with Illegally Exporting Computer Equipment to Pakistan

A Chicago-area resident who owns a Pakistani technology company has been indicted for allegedly illegally exporting computer equipment from the United States to a nuclear research agency of the Pakistani government. Obaidullah…

US and World News

Delaware Launches COVID-19 Tracking App

WILMINGTON, Del. – Governor John Carney, the Delaware Department of Health and Social Services (DHSS), and the Delaware Department of Technology and Information (DTI) on Tuesday launched COVID Alert DE – a mobile app available…

Delaware News

Former High School Classmates Charged In 34 Count Indictment For Defrauding Corporation Of $7.2 Million

Anchorage, Alaska – U.S. Attorney Bryan Schroder announced today that a pair of former high school classmates have been indicted for allegedly defrauding a multinational energy development corporation of approximately $7.2 million.…

US and World News

Lakewood Police Officers Quarantined After Being Exposed to COVID-19 at Funeral Held For Fallen Officer

As Lakewood Township came together to lay to rest officer Nicklas Schimonovich, another danger was lurking. Health officials have determined that at least one, possibly more attendees at the funeral service held…

New Jersey News

Former employee at Los Alamos National Laboratory sentenced to probation for making false statements about being employed by China

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. –Turab Lookman, 68, of Santa Fe, New Mexico, was sentenced on Sept. 11 to five years of probation and a $75,000 fine for providing a false statement to the…

Police Blotter·US and World News

Average Price of a New Car Rose 4% in 2020

The valuation analysts at Kelley Blue Book today reported the estimated average transaction price for a light vehicle in the United States was $38,635 in August 2020. New-vehicle prices increased $1,442 (up 3.9%) from August 2019, while raising $72 (up 0.2%) from last month.…

Business News

Deborah Heart and Lung Center Recognizes Atrial Fibrillation Awareness Month

The Electrophysiology Team at Deborah Heart and Lung Center was awarded a specialty recognition plaque by Bryan Pohlman, Senior Director, Sales, at Stereotaxis, for the celebration milestone of Deborah performing 2,000 cardiac…

Burlington County News

Jackson Councilman Hopes to Bring Floundering Solar Farm Across the Finish Line

JACKSON TOWNSHIP, NJ – For years, Jackson Township has struggled with the project of building a cost-saving solar energy farm at the site of the former Legler Landfill. That project has been…

New Jersey News

Trump Flag on Utility Pole in Jackson Stirs Strong Emotions Among Neighbors

JACKSON TOWNSHIP, NJ – A Trump 2020 flag was attached to a telephone pole this week on a residential street in Jackson and some residents were upset about it. Jackson has been…

Community News·New Jersey News

Two High School Baseball Teams Forced Out of “Last Dance” After Contact with COVID-19 Positive Individuals

LAKEWOOD, NJ – The Point Pleasant Boro and Middletown South baseball teams have been dropped from the “Last Dance” baseball tournaments after players were exposed to COVID-19 positive individuals tournament organizers said…

Local Sports News·School and Education News

Free Family, Fun Festival with Live Entertainment in Berkeley Township July 25th

BAYVILLE, NJ – For the 10th consecutive year, Music & Wellness will be joined together at the Soulsational – Open Air Market – to take place at Veterans Park in Bayville, NJ…

New Jersey News·What to do: Upcoming Events

Jersey Shore University Medical Center Recognized as a Top Hospital in the Nation for Environmental Sustainability

Hackensack Meridian Health, the state’s largest and most comprehensive health network, recently announced that two of its hospitals, Jersey Shore University Medical Center in Neptune, N.J., and Hackensack University Medical Center in…

Health and Wellness

Don’t forget your pet as you transition back to work after COVID-19

TOMS RIVER, NJ – As states ease COVID-19 restrictions and people get out of the house to return to work, pets around the country may see their daily routines of hanging out…

Community News

Explosion, Fire at Asphalt Plant Wakes Jersey Town Overnight

GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ – An explosion at the Blueknight Energy Partners asphalt plant in Gloucester City ripped the top off a storage tank around 1 am this morning. Neighbors of the plant…

New Jersey News

Letter: Stockton University Director Calls Non-Black Greek Students Racists

On June 24th, 2020, Joseph Thompson, the Assistant Director of Student Development at Stockton University in Galloway, NJ sent an email out to all students that are part of Fraternity and Sorority…

In the News

Mauser Packaging Faces Penalties After Worker Amputation at Lawrence Township Facility

LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP, NJ – The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has cited BWay Corp. – doing business as Mauser Packaging Solutions – for workplace safety and health hazards…

New Jersey News

Massive New Jersey Wind Farm Could be Powered by Murphy’s Hot Air

Governor Phil Murphy announced his support for huge wind farms off the cost of New Jersey. We’re wondering why not just place the farm in Trenton, there’s enough hot air blowing to…

Government News

Bartering is Back in Style in America

Before you hit the back button thinking bartering went out of fashion when money came along. Think again. Bartering has not only thrived all this while, it has made a come…

In the News

Short Term Rental Assistance Available to Distressed Renters in New Jersey During COVID-19

TRENTON, NJ – As part of the Murphy Administration’s overall response to assist New Jersey residents affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, Governor Murphy and Lieutenant Governor Oliver today announced the COVID-19 Short-Term Rental…

Business News

New Jersey Assemblyman Who Wanted $15,000 Murphy’s Law Fines Now Seeking to Cut School Funding

TOMS RIVER, NJ – New Jersey Assemblyman Greg McGuckin, who holds nearly 30 public jobs, yesterday aborted his plan to fine New Jersey residents $15,000 for committing violations of Phil Murphy’s executive…

Ocean County News·Politics

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Chicago Tech Executive Charged with Illegally Exporting Computer Equipment to Pakistan

Delaware Launches COVID-19 Tracking App

Former High School Classmates Charged In 34 Count Indictment For Defrauding Corporation Of $7.2 Million

Lakewood Police Officers Quarantined After Being Exposed to COVID-19 at Funeral Held For Fallen Officer

Former employee at Los Alamos National Laboratory sentenced to probation for making false statements about being employed by China

Average Price of a New Car Rose 4% in 2020

Deborah Heart and Lung Center Recognizes Atrial Fibrillation Awareness Month

Jackson Councilman Hopes to Bring Floundering Solar Farm Across the Finish Line

Trump Flag on Utility Pole in Jackson Stirs Strong Emotions Among Neighbors

Two High School Baseball Teams Forced Out of “Last Dance” After Contact with COVID-19 Positive Individuals

Free Family, Fun Festival with Live Entertainment in Berkeley Township July 25th

Jersey Shore University Medical Center Recognized as a Top Hospital in the Nation for Environmental Sustainability

Don’t forget your pet as you transition back to work after COVID-19

Explosion, Fire at Asphalt Plant Wakes Jersey Town Overnight

Letter: Stockton University Director Calls Non-Black Greek Students Racists

Mauser Packaging Faces Penalties After Worker Amputation at Lawrence Township Facility

Massive New Jersey Wind Farm Could be Powered by Murphy’s Hot Air

Bartering is Back in Style in America

Short Term Rental Assistance Available to Distressed Renters in New Jersey During COVID-19

New Jersey Assemblyman Who Wanted $15,000 Murphy’s Law Fines Now Seeking to Cut School Funding

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