Odessa Man Charged for Suspicious Device Hoax

MIDLAND – An Odessa man was charged last week on a federal criminal complaint for his alleged involvement in a hoax concerning the Ector County Courthouse. According to court documents, on April…

Department of Justice Press Releases

Jackson Township Officials Condemn Anti-Semitic Attack Against Orthodox Jews

JACKSON TOWNSHIP, NJ – The township of Jackson, which is under federal investigation by the Department of Justice for civil rights violations against Orthodox Jews in its borders this week condemned the…

Government News·Jackson Township News·New Jersey News·Ocean County News

Burlington Officials Say Don’t Feed the Feral Cats

BURLINGTON CITY, NJ – Burlington City officials today are asking residents not to feed the city’s population of feral cats, reminding them it’s also against the law. “As a reminder, please do…

New Jersey News·Police Blotter·South Jersey News

U.S. Attorney Sellinger Announces Creation of Civil Rights Division

NOTE: To see U.S. Attorney Sellinger’s announcement, click here. NEWARK, N.J. – U.S. Attorney Philip R. Sellinger announced today the creation of a Civil Rights Division whose sole focus will be the…

Department of Justice Press Releases

Jackson Township Announces Nighttime Construction Ban After Complaints About Adventure Crossing

JACKSON TOWNSHIP, NJ – In the aftermath of a contentious meeting between township residents who live near the massive new warehouse and entertainment complex known as Adventure Crossing, the township of Jackson…

Business News·Central Jersey News·Community News·Jersey Shore News

Siskiyou Man Convicted of Bribery of a Public Official, Conspiracy to Commit Bribery, and Manufacturing More than 100 Marijuana Plants

On March 18, 2022, a federal jury convicted Chi Meng Yang, 36, of Montague, of bribery of a public official, conspiracy to commit bribery, and manufacturing more than 100 marijuana plants, U.S.…

Department of Justice Press Releases

Federal Court Rules in Favor of the Justice Department in Lawsuit Against City of Troy, Michigan For Restrictions on Places of Worship and Treatment of Muslim Religious Group

Detroit, MI – Late Friday, March 18, 2022, a federal judge ruled in favor of the Justice Department, finding that the City of Troy, Michigan violated the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized…

Department of Justice Press Releases

After settling Jackson Trails lawsuit Jackson Township hires public relations consultant to handle “issues management”

JACKSON, NJ – The Jackson Township Council and Mayor Michael Reina have announced the hiring of Stephen Dnistrian, of Steve – Brand and Communications, a public relations consultant after settling their million-dollar…

In the News·Jersey Shore News·New Jersey News·Ocean County News

New Ocean Township Waterfront Park Being Soiled By Discarded Pet Waste, Officials Say

Waretown, NJ – Dog owners are being advised to curb their dogs and to properly discard waste when visiting the Waretown Bayfront Park and Pier. “The Township of Ocean has received numerous…

Community News·Jersey Shore News·New Jersey News·Ocean County News

Bergmann: Jackson Mayor’s Contempt for Average Citizens Comes Through Loud and Clear at Adventure Crossing

The following article was written by Randy Bergmann, a former editor at the Asbury Park Press and now independent journalist, originally published on his Facebook Page and republished with permission. Randy Bergmann…

Central Jersey News·Community News·New Jersey News·North Jersey News

Vast Lawlessness in My Town: Jackson Township Homeowner Claims Over Quality of Life Inaction

JACKSON TOWNSHIP, NJ – Jackson Township resident Elanor Hannum, who has been battling Mayor Michael Reina and the township council for decades over multiple alleged quality of life concerns for residents said…

Central Jersey News·Community News·Jersey Shore News·New Jersey News

Jackson Business Administrator Says “Some People” in Town Not Following the Rules

JACKSON TOWNSHIP, NJ – Jackson Township Business Administrator Terrance Wall in a recent town council meeting said many of Jackson’s newer residents aren’t following the rules. Wall singled out complaints about residents…

Community News·Monmouth County News·New Jersey News·Ocean County News

Free and Discounted Beach Access for New Jersey Veterans Bill Advances in Trenton

TRENTON, NJ – If you served in the U.S. military, paying for beach access in New Jersey might soon be a thing of the past. That’s because a bill sponsored by state…

Atlantic County News·Cape May County News·Central Jersey News·Jersey Shore News

Phil Murphy’s own hometown strikes back, Middletown denounces Governor’s emergency powers

MIDDLETOWN, NJ – Tucked away in a corner of Middletown is Governor Murphy’s vast carbon footprint of an estate. His 6 acre Edwardian Era mansion boasts 7,000 square feet and sits overlooking…

Atlantic County News·Burlington County News·Camden County News·Cape May County News

Neighborly dispute ends with stabbing in Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh, Pa. – At 3:10 AM on February 12, 2022, officers of the Duquesne Police Department responded to the 2300 block of Duquesne Place for a report of an ordinance violation. Upon…

Pennsylvania News·Police Blotter

It is what it is, Toms River Council President says after seniors hit with 40% tax hike

TOMS RIVER, NJ – Toms River Mayor Maurice Hill set the stage to raise salaries for employees in his inner circle and confidential appointments. At Monday’s meeting, Council President Kevin Geoghegan presented,…

New Jersey News·Ocean County News

USC Frats Will Be Allowed To Throw Parties Again, But Only If They Have Chaperons Blocking Bedrooms

The University of Southern California (USC) will allow its fraternities to begin hosting social events again in February if they follow new safety guidelines including hiring security guards to block hallways leading…

School and Education News·US and World News

Phil Murphy just banned packing peanuts, some trash bags in sweeping new recycling law

TRENTON, NJ – Getting rid of your garbage and packing your shipments might not be the same in New Jersey as it is today after a sweeping new recycling reform bill was…

Community News·New Jersey News

Detroit City Councilman Andre Spivey Sentenced To Prison For Bribery Conspiracy

DETROIT – Detroit City Councilman Andre Spivey, 48, of Detroit, was sentenced to 24 months in prison today for conspiring with a member of his staff to commit bribery by accepting over…

Department of Justice Press Releases·Government News

Toms River Mayor shames local businesses for mitigating the spread of COVID-19

TOMS RIVER, NJ – As many cities across New Jersey are imposing indoor mask mandates, in Toms River, it’s the opposite. Toms River Mayor Maurice Hill has forced a business to change…

Community News·New Jersey News·Ocean County News

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