Two Migrants Plead Guilty in $760K New Jersey Multistate SNAP Fraud Operation

Charlotte, NC – Two Romanian brothers living unlawfully in the United States have pleaded guilty to federal wire fraud charges after prosecutors said they orchestrated a multistate Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)…

New Jersey Families Shouldn’t Have to Choose Between Staying Cool and Paying the Electric Bill

As temperatures climb past 100 degrees and air conditioners run nearly nonstop, New Jersey families are confronting a reality that has become all too familiar: opening the next electric bill with a…

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

Show Us Your Papers? Hoboken Police to Check ID to Enter City

Police checkpoints will restrict vehicle access to Hoboken on Independence Day, requiring drivers to show proof of residency, work, or prepaid parking before entering the city. Hoboken, NJ – Drivers hoping to…

Community News·Local Politics

Former Ocean County Commissioner Ginny Haines Turns 80 After Life on Public Payroll

Virginia “Ginny” Haines marks her 80th birthday after a career spanning the New Jersey Legislature, the New Jersey Lottery, the Republican National Committee, and Ocean County government. Toms River, NJ – Ocean…

Politics·Jersey Shore News·The Buzz

New Jersey Democrats are Blaming Democrats for Jersey City’s Fiscal Nightmare

Fortunately, for Jersey City residents, the Democrats who created the problems are gone and the Democrats in power now, have a plan to fix the problems created by other Democrats in the…

Government News·Local Politics·New Jersey News·North Jersey News

Jersey City to Use Weed Sales to Puff Up in Smoke City Budget

City officials approved redirecting cannabis tax revenue from education, affordable housing, and social equity programs to the general operating budget as they work to address a $255 million deficit. Jersey City, NJ…

North Jersey News·Local Politics·US and World News

NYC Mayor Urges Residents to Set Air Conditioners to 78 Degrees During Triple-Digit Heat

Mayor Zohran Mamdani asked New Yorkers to conserve electricity as soaring temperatures increase demand on the city’s power grid. New York, NY – New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani on Wednesday urged…

Health and Wellness·New York City News

Huge Crowd Shows as Toms River’s America 250 Celebration Featured Live Music and Fireworks on the Beach

More than 1,200 people packed Shelter Cove Park for Toms River’s America 250 celebration, capping weeks of political controversy over whether the Independence Day event would happen at all. TOMS RIVER, N.J.…

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Mikie Sherrill Signs $60.7 Billion New Jersey Budget That Funds Migrant Legal Fees, Defunds Suburban Schools

Governor Mikie Sherrill is calling New Jersey’s new $60.7 billion budget the most fiscally responsible in years, but Republicans say the record spending plan falls short on affordability and transparency while expanding…

School and Education News·Government News·Local Politics·Monmouth County News

NJ Transit Riders Hit With Fare Increase After Major Delays and World Cup Travel Chaos

A 3% NJ Transit fare hike took effect Tuesday, just one day after widespread rail delays left thousands of commuters stranded and weeks after the agency faced criticism over World Cup-related service…

Local Politics·Jersey Shore News·Monmouth County News·Ocean County News

NJ Dems Target Delaney Hall for New Tax, Block Funding for Victims of Illegal Aliens

New Jersey Republicans criticized Assembly Democrats after lawmakers advanced A4077, arguing the measure unfairly targets businesses serving Delaney Hall while supporters say it increases oversight and funds community programs. TRENTON, N.J. —…

Government News·Jackson Township News·Jersey Shore News·Local Politics

Tom Kean Jr. Doesn’t Deserve Shame for Depression; Life in New Jersey Isn’t Easy for Anybody

There is something refreshing about honesty in politics. For months, New Jersey Congressman Tom Kean Jr. disappeared from public view while speculation filled the void. Rumors spread. Critics demanded answers. On Tuesday,…

Opinion - Editorial·Community News·Jersey Shore News·Local Politics

Mikie Sherrill’s $60B New Jersey Budget Under Fire Over DEI, Migrant Legal Aid, Progressive Policies, and Green Energy Spending

Critics of Assembly Bill A5327 say millions in taxpayer dollars are being directed toward diversity initiatives, immigration legal services and clean energy programs while residents continue to face some of the nation’s…

Community News·Government News·Jackson Township News·Local Politics

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Two Migrants Plead Guilty in $760K New Jersey Multistate SNAP Fraud Operation

New Jersey Families Shouldn’t Have to Choose Between Staying Cool and Paying the Electric Bill

Show Us Your Papers? Hoboken Police to Check ID to Enter City

Former Ocean County Commissioner Ginny Haines Turns 80 After Life on Public Payroll

New Jersey Democrats are Blaming Democrats for Jersey City’s Fiscal Nightmare

Jersey City to Use Weed Sales to Puff Up in Smoke City Budget

NYC Mayor Urges Residents to Set Air Conditioners to 78 Degrees During Triple-Digit Heat

Huge Crowd Shows as Toms River’s America 250 Celebration Featured Live Music and Fireworks on the Beach

Mikie Sherrill Signs $60.7 Billion New Jersey Budget That Funds Migrant Legal Fees, Defunds Suburban Schools

NJ Transit Riders Hit With Fare Increase After Major Delays and World Cup Travel Chaos

NJ Dems Target Delaney Hall for New Tax, Block Funding for Victims of Illegal Aliens

Tom Kean Jr. Doesn’t Deserve Shame for Depression; Life in New Jersey Isn’t Easy for Anybody

Mikie Sherrill’s $60B New Jersey Budget Under Fire Over DEI, Migrant Legal Aid, Progressive Policies, and Green Energy Spending

Army Wins Dismissal of Lawsuit Over Briefing Given to NJ Family After Soldier’s Suicide

New Jersey to Expand Office of Volunteerism to Help SNAP Recipients Meet Federal Work Requirements

Fiscal Report Estimates New Jersey’s New Election Reform Law Will Cost Taxpayers Millions

GOP Senator Blasts Budget Secrecy as New Jersey Lawmakers Near Budget Vote Deadline

NJ Lawmakers Propose Spending $200,000 to Study Higher Education Bureaucracy

Judge Drops Trump Case Challenging New Jersey’s Sanctuary Cities

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