Young dog Scooby running out of time as shelter move looms in Forked River

FORKED RIVER, NJ – Shelter staff at the Associated Humane Societies Forked River branch are pleading for help as a 1½-year-old dog named Scooby faces relocation to another kennel within two weeks,…

Pets and Animals·Ocean County News

This brand new modest oceanfront Jersey Shore mansion could be yours for $16.5 million

MANTOLOKING, N.J. – A new luxury oceanfront estate along one of the Jersey Shore’s most exclusive stretches is now for sale at $16.5 million, offering sweeping Atlantic views and 6,800 square feet…

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Scandal! South Korean Firm Hanwha Cuts U.S. Workers Hours After Allegations of Slave Labor Use in China

DALTON, Ga. – A major solar manufacturer is cutting pay and working hours for roughly one-third of its Georgia workforce after U.S. customs officials began detaining imported components suspected of being linked…

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Dan Bongino unloads on ‘liberal media’ after requests to speak out against Trump

PALM BEACH, FL – Conservative commentator Dan Bongino lashed out at what he called “liberal media children” on social media Friday, rejecting requests from journalists seeking comment on President Donald Trump and…

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Newest Five Guys Restaurant Has a Full Alcoholic Bar and Boozy Shakes

Five Guys is rolling the dice on a bold new concept, unveiling a flagship restaurant on the Las Vegas Strip that breaks from tradition with a full-service bar and all-day breakfast menu…

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Sherrill names Evan Weiss to lead New Jersey Economic Development Authority

TRENTON, NJ – Governor-elect Mikie Sherrill has appointed Evan Weiss as Chief Executive Officer of the New Jersey Economic Development Authority, selecting a veteran economic strategist with a history of public and…

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Sherrill taps Ed Potosnak to lead New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection

TRENTON, NJ – Governor-elect Mikie Sherrill has announced her nomination of Ed Potosnak to serve as the next Commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, selecting a seasoned environmental advocate…

Government News·Local Politics·New Jersey News

NJ lawmaker blasts $300M sports arena plan as rural schools face deep cuts

Trenton, N.J. – A fiery exchange erupted in the State Assembly late Wednesday night as lawmakers advanced a sweeping $2.5 billion economic development bill that includes up to $300 million in tax…

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New Jersey’s $300 Million Money Pit Needs More Cash as Dems Investigate Environmental Plan for Statehouse

TRENTON, N.J. – Just three years after completing a massive $300 million renovation of the New Jersey State House, lawmakers are now turning their attention to the building’s long-term environmental footprint with…

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NJ appeals court upholds DEP’s landmark environmental justice rules to protect urban communities

TRENTON, NJ – The DEP’s push to limit industrial operations in urban centers, to push them out to more rural communities stands. The New Jersey Appellate Division has upheld the state Department…

Local Politics·New Jersey News·North Jersey News

Wally the Husky running out of time as his shelter is ready to close

Forked River, NJ – Wally was supposed to be gone for good, headed toward a permanent home and a clean ending to his time in the shelter system. Instead, the almost two-year-old…

Pets and Animals·Jackson Township News·Ocean County News·Toms River News

Forked River man jailed after assaulting officers during Lacey Township arrest

LACEY TOWNSHIP, NJ – A 44-year-old Forked River man was taken into custody Thursday morning after allegedly attacking police officers who were attempting to arrest him during a follow-up investigation on Sarasota…

Police Blotter

Jackson councilman slams 35% summer camp fee hike as unfair to families

Jackson Township, NJ – A sharp 35% increase in Jackson Township’s summer camp rates has drawn criticism from both residents and township officials, with Councilman Giuseppe Palmeri calling the one-year hike “unfair…

Community News·Jackson Township News·Local Politics·New Jersey News

Ten ways millions of New Jersey residents quietly celebrate World Introvert Day

TOMS RIVER, NJ – While much of the world loudly welcomed the new year, today belongs to those who prefer things a little quieter. January 2 marks World Introvert Day — a…

Community News·Government News·Health and Wellness·Jackson Township News

Teen’s death linked to nuclear plant radiation exposure in lawsuit

Teen's death linked to nuclear plant radiation exposure in lawsuit Piketon, OH A teenager died from complications of a bone marrow transplant after developing a rare genetic condition linked to radiation from…

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Aberdeen Township opens warming station at Town Hall as snowstorm moves in

ABERDEEN TOWNSHIP, N.J. – With temperatures dropping and heavy snow expected overnight, Aberdeen Township officials announced that Town Hall will open as a public warming station for anyone in need of shelter…

Community News·Monmouth County News

Nurse killed in Bristol explosion mourned as devoted caregiver and mother

BRISTOL TOWNSHIP, Pa. – A community is mourning the loss of Muthoni Nduthu, a 52-year-old registered nurse who was killed in the Dec. 23 explosion at Bristol Health & Rehab Center, where…

Police Blotter·New Jersey News

Phil Murphy’s Offshore Wind Plan Deemed a National Security Risk by Trump Administration

TRENTON, NJ – The Trump administration has ordered an immediate pause on all large-scale offshore wind projects across the United States, citing classified national security concerns identified by the Department of War,…

Community News·Investigative Report·Local Politics·New Jersey News

New Jersey lawmakers to vote on 150 bad, ugly, and few good bills in Trenton today

Murphy era winds down as NJ Assembly races to vote on 150 bills before year’s end TRENTON, N.J. – The New Jersey Assembly is holding one of its busiest legislative sessions in…

Local Politics·New Jersey News·North Jersey News·Ocean County News

Jackson Township Marks Hanukkah with Menorah Lighting Ceremony at Town Hall

Jackson Township Mayor Jennifer L. Kuhn and the Jackson Township Council joined members of the community for the annual Menorah Lighting Ceremony at town hall to celebrate the start of Hanukkah Monday…

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