United States Reaches $842,500 Settlement with two Public Universities and the North Carolina Commission on Volunteerism and Community Service to Resolve Alleged False Claims for AmeriCorps Funds

Acting United States Attorney G. Norman Acker, III, and AmeriCorps today announced settlements with the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (“UNC-CH”), East Carolina University (“ECU”), and the North Carolina Commission…

Toms River Regional Schools Named 2017 Distinguished Organization of the Year

The Greater Toms River Chamber of Commerce has named the Toms River Regional School District its 2017 “Distinguished Organization of the Year.” In a notification letter to Superintendent David Healy, the Chamber…

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Ørsted’s Offshore Wind Project Ended, but Cape May Still Receives $500K From Developer-Funded Trust

Cape May, NJ – The Cape May City Council voted Tuesday to accept a $500,000 Coastal Resiliency Grant funded through the Ocean Wind Pro-NJ Grantor Trust, adding the money to the city’s…

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After More Than 50 Years of Combined Service, Stafford Township Chief and Traffic Safety Officer Retire

STAFFORD TOWNSHIP, N.J. — Two longtime leaders in Stafford Township law enforcement signed off for the final time as Chief James Haldenwang and Traffic Safety Officer Justin Pascale officially retired after careers…

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Female Lakewood police sergeant files gender discrimination lawsuit against township

“Ocean County complaint alleges years of bias, retaliation, and hostile work environment.” Lakewood, NJ – A Lakewood police sergeant has filed a detailed lawsuit accusing the township of fostering a workplace culture…

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Baltimore mayor spent $52k of city money attending Orioles and Ravens games $11.5 million waste probe finds

Inspector General report cites policy violations, food and flower purchases, and delayed reconciliations from July 2022 to November 2025. Baltimore, Md. – A new report from the Baltimore Office of the Inspector…

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New Jersey Lottery adds $1M top prize to February scratch off lineup

New Jersey Lottery unveils six new games and sweepstakes for February TRENTON, NJ — Lottery players in the Garden State will have new chances to win big next month, as the New…

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Manasquan Bank honored with NJ Bankers Association Community Service Award for local impact

WALL TOWNSHIP, NJ – Manasquan Bank has been recognized with the 2025 New Jersey Bankers Association (NJBankers) Community Service Award for its extensive volunteerism, charitable giving, and community outreach across Central and…

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New York judge shuts down bid to revive 9/11 family member’s damages lawsuit

New York, NY – A federal judge on Thursday denied an Ashton Plaintiff’s attempt to reopen or reconsider a prior ruling that rejected a damages claim tied to the September 11 attacks,…

Governor Murphy Gives Newark $52 Million in Additional State Aid While Suburban Schools Forced to Close, Sell, and Consolidate

Testa demands state control over Newark’s finances after $52M in aid TRENTON, N.J. – A New Jersey lawmaker is calling on Gov. Phil Murphy to place Newark under state financial oversight after…

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NEW YORK, NY, US - June 25, 2023: Mayor Eric Adams marches with Pride parade Pride lgbtq aand lgbt march parade 2023 in New York.

Eric Adams Photo Lands Photographer $10,000 in Court Over Illegal Use

Judge Awards Photographer $10K in Copyright Suit Over Unlicensed Eric Adams Photo Brooklyn, NY – A federal judge has awarded $10,000 in statutory damages to an award-winning photojournalist whose photo of New…

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Murphy to sign major tax credit bill boosting NJ manufacturing and clean energy sector

TRENTON, NJ – Governor Phil Murphy is expected to sign Assembly Bill 5687 into law on Wednesday, launching the “Next New Jersey Manufacturing Program,” a sweeping new initiative designed to attract major…

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Fishing tournament in Little Egg Harbor to fund Disney Cruise for child with rare condition

LITTLE EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP, N.J. — Volunteers from the Southern Ocean County Chapter of the Sunshine Foundation will host their 28th Annual Fishing Tournament on Saturday, raising funds to send a local…

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New Jersey Lawmakers Throw Governor Murphy’s Flailing Offshore Wind Agenda an Economic Lifeline

TRENTON, N.J. — A proposed bill in the New Jersey Legislature would create a new tax credit program aimed at supporting manufacturers and clean energy product manufacturers, allocating up to $500 million…

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New Jersey seeks $60 million for even more equitable energy funding

TRENTON, N.J. — New Jersey Democrats are moving forward with legislation that would authorize the state Board of Public Utilities to use ratepayer funds to support large-scale energy storage systems, raising concerns…

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Federal Agencies Allocate Millions to Activist Groups with Protest Ties

Federal agencies, including the State Department and USAID, have awarded over $27 million to left-wing organizations under the Tides Foundation and Tides Center, which also provide legal support to protesters in the…

With California Under Fire Over Budget Cuts, Mismanagement, How is New Jersey’s State Fire Budget?

TRENTON, N.J. — As a recent increase in forest fires continues to intensify wildfire risks across New Jersey, the Murphy Administration’s 2025 budget presents a mixed approach to funding wildfire prevention and…

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New Jersey Allocates $30 Million for Electric School Buses

TRENTON, N.J. — Environmental Protection Commissioner Shawn M. LaTourette announced on Wednesday the state’s first round of funding for electric school buses, allocating $15 million in grants to help local districts purchase…

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EXCLUSIVE: GOP Lawmakers Press Biden EPA For Details About Massive Payouts To Orgs Laden With Dem Insiders

Top Republicans on the House Energy and Commerce Committee are requesting documents and information about a Biden administration program that paid out billions of dollars to organizations staffed with Democratic Party insiders.…

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Justice Department Strengthens Efforts, Builds Partnerships to Address the Crisis of Missing or Murdered Indigenous Persons

In recognition of MMIP Awareness Day, Attorney General Merrick B. Garland announced stepped up efforts to tackle the MMIP and human trafficking crisis in American Indian and Alaska Native communities, and other…

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