Bergenfield Honors the legacy of Lieutenant James DiSciascio

Honoring the legacy of Lieutenant James DiSciascio BERGENFIELD, NJ – The Bergenfield Police Department announced the passing of Retired Lieutenant James DiSciascio. The department expressed condolences to family, friends, and colleagues in…

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New York’s Real-Life Super Hero Community Reeling and Dealing with Real Life Pedophiles Amongst its Ranks

NEW YORK, NY – The Real Life Superhero (RLSH) movement, which emerged in the early 2000s, consists of individuals who don masks, capes, and alter egos to patrol streets, perform community service,…

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Brick Township police honor three Pennsylvania officers killed in line of duty

BRICK TOWNSHIP, NJ – Members of the Brick Township Police Department traveled to Pennsylvania this week to stand in tribute at the funeral of three Northern York County Regional Police officers killed…

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University assistant dean fired after social media post on Charlie Kirk’s murder

Murfreesboro, TN – Middle Tennessee State University dismissed an assistant dean of students late Wednesday after she posted a controversial message on social media regarding the murder of activist Charlie Kirk. “An…

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‘Sloppy Chris Christie’ Roasted by Trump as President Slams Former New Jersey Governor’s Latest Attack on ABC

Trump roasts Christie after fiery ABC interview sparks new round of GOP infighting New York, NY — President Donald Trump unleashed a scathing tirade at Chris Christie on Friday after the ex-New…

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Bars from a prison jail cast a shadow on the floro.

NJ corrections department teams up with nonprofit to support kids of incarcerated parents with long-term academic coaching

BRIDGETON, NJ – A new statewide initiative is aiming to break the cycle of incarceration by investing in the futures of young people with justice-impacted family backgrounds. The New Jersey Department of…

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Large drone over New Jersey on Thursday, Here’s Why

Drone test flight over Laurel Hill Park set for August 22, officials say Secaucus, NJ – The Secaucus Police Department has announced that Hudson County Mosquito Control will conduct a test flight…

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The spotted lanternfly (*Lycorma delicatula*) first arrived in the United States in 2014, hitching a ride from China to Pennsylvania.

These Foreign Invaders are Ruining New Jersey and Here’s How You Can Stop Them

They’re Here: Spotted Lanternflies Invade New Jersey – Here’s What You Need to Know and How to Stop Them TRENTON, NJ – They’re back, and they’re everywhere. The spotted lanternfly, an invasive…

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Feds greenlight emergency drugs to combat deadly latrine fly livestock parasite near US border

WASHINGTON, DC — As a dangerous livestock parasite creeps closer to the U.S. border, federal health officials have cleared the way for emergency drugs to be used on animals in a high-stakes…

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Migrants from Venezuela Strive for Safety and Hope at Mexico-US Border. Juarez, Mexico

New Jersey Dems Want to Strengthen Sanctuary State Status and Protections for Illegal Migrants with Codified Immigrant Trust Act

NJ lawmakers advance sweeping ‘Immigrant Trust Act’ to block local aid to federal immigration enforcement Trenton, NJ – A new legislative proposal in New Jersey seeks to create a comprehensive firewall between…

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Two of America’s Dirtiest Cities are Right Here in New Jersey

In a new study on urban cleanliness, the New York-Newark-Jersey City metropolitan area has been crowned the dirtiest in the United States, with Newark and Jersey City in New Jersey playing significant…

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Teen Driver’s Insurance Rates Spike Almost 200% in New Jersey

TRENTON, NJ – As the back-to-school season gets underway, parents of teen drivers are facing a steep financial hit, with annual auto insurance premiums jumping by an average of $3,252 nationwide when…

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Ocean County Political Figures Ensnared by FBI: A Tale of Corruption and Betrayal

TOMS RIVER, NJ – Ocean County, New Jersey, a coastal region known for its serene beaches and tight-knit communities, has been rocked by a series of high-profile arrests involving prominent political figures…

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5 Animals in New Jersey That Have Gone Extinct

New Jersey, known for its diverse ecosystems ranging from coastal marshes to dense forests, was once home to a variety of wildlife that no longer roams its landscapes. Over the past few…

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High heat, rain and humidity bring challenges for New Jersey gardeners

TRENTON — New Jersey’s mid-summer weather pattern of sweltering temperatures, soaking rains, and thick humidity is testing the resilience of home gardens across the state. While these conditions can benefit growth in…

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The City of Trash: Philadelphia on Brink of Public Health Emergency

Philadelphia’s Trash Crisis Deepens Amid Sanitation Strike, Exposing Health Risks and Leadership Failures Philadelphia, PA – – Philadelphia is grappling with a worsening trash crisis as a sanitation workers’ strike, now in…

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In New Jersey, Bats Are Eating the Spotted Lantern Flies

NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. — Bats are now being recognized as unexpected allies in the fight against spotted lanternflies, a major threat to New Jersey’s agriculture, according to new research from Rutgers University.…

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Retired Brick Township officer Anthony Barlowski dies, served 24 years

BRICK TOWNSHIP, N.J. — Former Brick Township Police Officer Anthony Barlowski, badge #53, has died, the department announced, marking the loss of a long-serving officer who dedicated nearly a quarter-century to the…

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Hot rods and crafts return to NAS Wildwood Aviation Museum on June 28

LOWER TOWNSHIP, N.J. — The Naval Air Station Wildwood (NASW) Aviation Museum will host its annual Wings & Things Arts & Crafts Festival featuring Hot Rods at the Hangar on Saturday, June…

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PJM fires back at Mikie Sherril’s “lies” about New Jersey’s energy crisis

AUDUBON, Pa. — PJM Interconnection is pushing back on recent claims made by New Jersey gubernatorial candidate Mikie Sherrill, calling her statements about the region’s electricity grid and energy pricing “false” and…

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