Five Must-Visit Spots in New Jersey for an Unforgettable Fall Experience

As the leaves change color and the air turns crisp, New Jersey transforms into a picturesque setting perfect for autumn adventures. From scenic foliage drives to apple-picking, here are five must-visit spots…

Community News·Good News·New Jersey News·Top 10 Lists

New Jersey Lakes to be Stocked With 20,000 Rainbow Trout, Here’s the Best Places to Catch Them

A total of approximately 20,000 two-year old Rainbow Trout, averaging 14-16 inches will be stocked this fall. All trout are raised at the Pequest Trout Hatchery. Stocking will begin will begin Tuesday,…

Community News·Good News·Health and Wellness·Local Sports News

Things You Need to Do in New Jersey Before You Die, Leaving Isn’t One of Them

Whether you lived in New Jersey your entire life, just moved here, or are just visiting, there are a few things everyone should experience in New Jersey while they’re here. New Jersey,…

Community News·New Jersey News·Top 10 Lists·Travel

Phil Murphy Defends Flip Flop on Immigrants: No State Has Done More

TRENTON, NJ – Phil Murphy played his m-card this week after saying he would deny illegal migrants from New York City to relocate to New Jersey. Murphy’s stance on immigration went from…

Atlantic County News·Government News·New Jersey News·Politics

Here are Some Helpful New Jersey Garden Chores for September

TOMS RIVER, NJ – September marks the transition from summer to fall, and if you live in USDA hardiness Zone 7, it’s a crucial month for your garden. As the leaves begin…

Gardening·New Jersey News

It’s Not Too Late to Take in a Race at One of New Jersey’s Race Tracks

Motor racing is a spectacle that captivates audiences with roaring engines, skilled drivers, and the sheer adrenaline of speed. If you’re a fan of motor racing, or even if you’re new to…

New Jersey News·Travel·What to do: Upcoming Events

Stocks for New Jersey’s Offshore Wind Developer Orsted Crash

ATLANTIC CITY, NJ – Orsted, the company tasked by New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy saw its shares plummet today in a sign of bad news to come for the controversial offshore wind…

Business News·New Jersey News

Military Aircraft Crashes In Australia, Kills 3 Marines And Injures 20 Others

Military Aircraft Crashes In Australia, Kills 3 Marines And Injures 20 Others Micaela Burrow on August 27, 2023 Three U.S. Marines died in an aircraft crash that injured 20 others during a…

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CBP, FWS Seize Seahorses, Snakes, Snake Oil, and Prohibited Pork Products at Dulles Airport

STERLING, Va. – There’s never a dull moment for U.S. Customs and Border Protection agriculture specialists at Washington Dulles International Airport. Two recent seizures from travelers arriving from Vietnam helped to illustrate…

In the News

CBP Discovers Khapra Beetle Remains at Detroit Metropolitan Airport

ROMULUS, Mich. – U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agriculture specialists at Detroit Metropolitan Airport discovered Khapra beetle remains during inspections of unaccompanied international baggage in June—a local first for fiscal year…

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Dulles CBP Officer Leads Effort to Return Fleeing Maryland Rape Suspect from El Salvador

STERLING, Va. – U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers arrested a Prince George’s County, Md., rape suspect at Washington Dulles International Airport on Wednesday after a CBP officer realized the subject fled…

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Memphis CBP, HSI Repatriates Precious Cultural Artifacts to Mexico

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers and Homeland Security Investigations special agents repatriated cultural artifacts, some dating back to 900 B.C., to the Government of Mexico today at…

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CBP Hosting Enrollment Events in Memphis and Little Rock for Conditionally Approved Global Entry Applicants

NEW ORLEANS, La. — Over the next two weeks, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers will be hosting five-day Global Entry enrollment events in Memphis, Tenn., and in Little Rock, Ark.,…

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‘Radical Shift’: George Soros’ Foundation Is Scaling Back In Europe Amid Major Shakeup

‘Radical Shift’: George Soros’ Foundation Is Scaling Back In Europe Amid Major Shakeup Jason Cohen on August 15, 2023 Left-wing billionaire George Soros’ Open Society Foundations (OSF) is backing out of much…

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Remember Baiamonte’s? Here’s Who Owns it Now

TOMS RIVER, NJ – For those who grew up in Toms River, when you think of places that are no longer there, you might think Old Time Tavern, Ground Round, movies at…

Police Blotter·Toms River News

JOSH HAMMER: The Pro-Life Dilemma And The Politics Of Prudence

JOSH HAMMER: The Pro-Life Dilemma And The Politics Of Prudence Josh Hammer on August 12, 2023 Pro-lifers waited 49 grueling years to see the judicial barbarism of Roe v. Wade finally overturned…

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Jersey Shore Outlet Giants Create Luxury Super Business

NEPTUNE, NJ – Nearly every outlet shopping center in New Jersey features two brands, Coach and Michael Kors. Now, these two giants are being combined into one luxury super brand and business…

Business News·New Jersey News

‘Correct Policy Choice’: State Department Defends Botched Afghanistan Withdrawal After Gold Star Families Speak Out

‘Correct Policy Choice’: State Department Defends Botched Afghanistan Withdrawal After Gold Star Families Speak Out Jake Smith on August 9, 2023 Department of State spokesperson Matthew Miller defended the Biden administration’s withdrawal…

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Recent Heatwave Caused Havoc in Many NJ Gardens; Here’s How To Recover

New Jersey gardeners are still reeling from a recent heat wave that caused havoc on their crops in the past few weeks. If your Garden State garden is in disarray, fear not,…

Gardening·New Jersey News

Murphy Commissions Portraits of Guadagno, Oliver in Wake of Lt. Gov’s Death

TRENTON, NJ – It has been five years since Lt. Governor Kim Guadagno, the state’s first-ever Lt. Governor and first female Lt. Governor, has left office—still, no official portrait of her hangs…

Government News·New Jersey News

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Five Must-Visit Spots in New Jersey for an Unforgettable Fall Experience

New Jersey Lakes to be Stocked With 20,000 Rainbow Trout, Here’s the Best Places to Catch Them

Things You Need to Do in New Jersey Before You Die, Leaving Isn’t One of Them

Phil Murphy Defends Flip Flop on Immigrants: No State Has Done More

Here are Some Helpful New Jersey Garden Chores for September

It’s Not Too Late to Take in a Race at One of New Jersey’s Race Tracks

Stocks for New Jersey’s Offshore Wind Developer Orsted Crash

CBP, FWS Seize Seahorses, Snakes, Snake Oil, and Prohibited Pork Products at Dulles Airport

CBP Discovers Khapra Beetle Remains at Detroit Metropolitan Airport

Dulles CBP Officer Leads Effort to Return Fleeing Maryland Rape Suspect from El Salvador

Memphis CBP, HSI Repatriates Precious Cultural Artifacts to Mexico

CBP Hosting Enrollment Events in Memphis and Little Rock for Conditionally Approved Global Entry Applicants

Remember Baiamonte’s? Here’s Who Owns it Now

Jersey Shore Outlet Giants Create Luxury Super Business

Recent Heatwave Caused Havoc in Many NJ Gardens; Here’s How To Recover

Murphy Commissions Portraits of Guadagno, Oliver in Wake of Lt. Gov’s Death

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