Major City To Pay For Travel Costs When Its Employees Seek Out-Of-State Abortions

Major City To Pay For Travel Costs When Its Employees Seek Out-Of-State Abortions Gabe Kaminsky on June 28, 2022 Cincinnati will reimburse government employees who travel to other states for abortions, the…

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Toms River Invokes Phil Murphy Lockdown Order to Push Constitutionally Questionable Teen Curfew

TOMS RIVER, NJ – If you’ve been watching the news on television this week, you might have seen Mayor Maurice Hill touting the new teen beach curfew ordinance in Toms River, but…

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As Summer Nears, Atlantic City Reminds of Teen Curfew and Penalties for Violating It

ATLANTIC CITY, NJ – The teen curfew is in effect in Atlantic City and today the city government issued a reminder that police will be enforcing the curfew. Violations come with a…

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Jackson Now Requires Permits for Roll-Off Containers Amid Illegal Construction Complaints

JACKSON TOWNSHIP, NJ – For years, several residents in Jackson have complained to township officials over the long-term use of large construction dumpsters in residential neighborhoods. Now, the township council has passed…

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Westfield Warns Popup Party Planners, There is No Party

WESTFIELD, NJ – Popup parties aren’t just for the Jersey Shore anymore. After a Snapchat post for a popup party in Mindowaskin Park went out online, the town immediately set the record…

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Jackson Township Settles Federal Lawsuit With Department of Justice

JACKSON TOWNSHIP, NJ (UPDATE) – The Justice Department announced an agreement with Jackson Township and the Jackson Planning Board to settle allegations that they violated the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons…

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Jackson Township Settles Federal Lawsuit Claiming Anti-Semitism, Civil and Religious Rights Violations

JACKSON TOWNSHIP, NJ – Five years ago, Jackson Township Mayor Michael Reina stood before a group of residents at his monthly ‘Meet the Mayor’ session at town hall and told residents to…

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Murphy Administration Threatened Shore Town Mayors Who Expressed Pop-Up Party Concerns

TRENTON, N.J. – Last week, we reported on local Point Pleasant Beach Mayor Paul Kanitra response to the state’s inaction to help shore towns prevent large urban pop-up parties that disrupt their…

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Toms River Officials Propose Strictest Teen Curfew in America

TOMS RIVER, NJ – Toms River officials are looking into whether they can reinstate a Murphy pandemic-era teen curfew in the town’s seaside communities of Ortley Beach, Normandy Beach, Chadwick and Ocean…

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Tylertown Man Sentenced to 30 Months in Federal Prison for Possessing a Firearm as a Convicted Felon

Natchez, Miss. – A Tylertown man was sentenced to 30 months in prison for possessing a firearm after having been previously convicted of a felony crime, announced U.S. Attorney Darren J. LaMarca…

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Lakewood Man Rescued from Manchester Lake Dies at Hospital

TOMS RIVER, NJ – Police on Tuesday reported one of the three men rescued from Harry Wright Lake on Monday has died from his injuries at the hospital. Police reported on Monday…

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‘Bars on Wheels’ Now Legalized In New Jersey’s New Pedacycle Laws

ASBURY PARK, NJ – Roads in shore towns and downtown areas across New Jersey could soon see more pedicabs peddling through towns with drinking and merry patrons. That’s because a new law…

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253 New Houses Planned on Eastern Side of Jackson

JACKSON TOWNSHIP, NJ – An application to build 253 more housing units on the eastern side of Jackson will be heard on June 15th at town hall. The large project will stretch…

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Downtown Toms River Developer Wants to Build Higher

TOMS RIVER, NJ – A developer, 27 Washington Street Associates wants to rebuild higher after a fire destroyed the former building located at the corner of Washington Street and Robbins Parkway. In…

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Legislator Says Drinking Alcohol in Pedicabs Will Stimulate New Jersey’s Sagging Economy

SEASIDE HEIGHTS, NJ – As New Jersey’s economy continues digging out of two years of pandemic superpowers and lockdowns at the hands of Democrat Governor Phil Murphy, Monmouth County Democrat Vin Gopal…

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New Jersey Cops Can No Longer Arrest Bail Violators and Criminals Who Don’t Show to Court

TRENTON – Didn’t pay your parking ticket? Stopped paying your child support? Committed a minor offense and let go under bail reform? Don’t worry, the cops can’t come get you out of…

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Police Respond to Armed Gunman At Delaware Army Reserve Center in Newark

NEWARK, DE – An armed man set up a military-style perimeter around his car in the parking lot United States Army Reserve Training Center at 1001 Ogletown Road on Wednesday. Newark Police…

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Latest FBI Probe of Ocean County Commissioners Proves Investigations Are Real

TOMS RIVER, NJ – It has been almost three years since I was invited to the FBI Red Bank field office as the federal government continued probing political corruption in Ocean County.…

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Toms River Officials Seek to Seize Private Land Under Eminent Domain to Stop North Dover Development

TOMS RIVER, NJ – Toms River officials are once again ready to open the township coffers to buy private land in the North Dover section of town in an attempt to curb…

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Battle Ground, Washington man sentenced to prison for illegally possessing firearms

Seattle – A 44-year-old Battle Ground, Washington, man was sentenced today in U.S. District Court in Seattle to 18 months in prison for being a felon in possession of firearms, announced U.S.…

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Major City To Pay For Travel Costs When Its Employees Seek Out-Of-State Abortions

Toms River Invokes Phil Murphy Lockdown Order to Push Constitutionally Questionable Teen Curfew

As Summer Nears, Atlantic City Reminds of Teen Curfew and Penalties for Violating It

Jackson Now Requires Permits for Roll-Off Containers Amid Illegal Construction Complaints

Westfield Warns Popup Party Planners, There is No Party

Jackson Township Settles Federal Lawsuit With Department of Justice

Jackson Township Settles Federal Lawsuit Claiming Anti-Semitism, Civil and Religious Rights Violations

Murphy Administration Threatened Shore Town Mayors Who Expressed Pop-Up Party Concerns

Toms River Officials Propose Strictest Teen Curfew in America

Tylertown Man Sentenced to 30 Months in Federal Prison for Possessing a Firearm as a Convicted Felon

Lakewood Man Rescued from Manchester Lake Dies at Hospital

‘Bars on Wheels’ Now Legalized In New Jersey’s New Pedacycle Laws

253 New Houses Planned on Eastern Side of Jackson

Downtown Toms River Developer Wants to Build Higher

Legislator Says Drinking Alcohol in Pedicabs Will Stimulate New Jersey’s Sagging Economy

New Jersey Cops Can No Longer Arrest Bail Violators and Criminals Who Don’t Show to Court

Police Respond to Armed Gunman At Delaware Army Reserve Center in Newark

Latest FBI Probe of Ocean County Commissioners Proves Investigations Are Real

Toms River Officials Seek to Seize Private Land Under Eminent Domain to Stop North Dover Development

Battle Ground, Washington man sentenced to prison for illegally possessing firearms

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