New Jersey football fans forced to watch another Sunday of terrible games under this old NFL rule

NEW YORK, N.Y. – If you live anywhere near the five boroughs and plan to watch football today, the NFL has a cruel sense of humor. Thanks to regional broadcast rules, you’re…

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NFL drops the ball on Christmas week football as fans blast seven-streaming-service chaos

NEW YORK, N.Y. – NFL fans hoping to relax with wall-to-wall football this Christmas week are discovering that keeping up with every game now requires a staggering seven separate streaming and cable…

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Democrats let New Jersey’s “no tax on tips” bill quietly die as progressive agenda surges in final session

TRENTON, N.J. – A proposal to exempt service workers’ tips from state income taxes has officially stalled out in Trenton, as the Democrat-controlled legislature wrapped up its final session of the year…

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FirstEnergy reaches $275 million settlement in Ohio utility cases

AKRON, Ohio — FirstEnergy Corp. announced Friday that its Ohio electric companies — Ohio Edison, Toledo Edison, and The Illuminating Company — have reached a $275 million settlement resolving multiple proceedings before…

$400,000 Lobster Shipment Hijacked En Route to Costco

ILLINOIS — Federal investigators are probing the theft of a $400,000 shipment of live lobsters bound for Costco locations in Illinois and Minnesota after the cargo disappeared before delivery, according to Rexing…

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America’s 8-bit crime wave: How Grand Theft Auto could have scandalized and changed the world in 1983

While America eagerly awaits the next delay of Grand Theft Auto 6, let’s pretend we’re in an alternate universe where Grand Theft Auto was always a part of video game culture since…

Delaware state trooper killed in line of duty after saving civilian from gunfire

DOVER, Del. – A Delaware State Police trooper was fatally shot after pushing a civilian to safety during a confrontation with a gunman on December 23, authorities confirmed. Corporal Matthew “Ty” Snook,…

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Nurse killed in Bristol explosion mourned as devoted caregiver and mother

BRISTOL TOWNSHIP, Pa. – A community is mourning the loss of Muthoni Nduthu, a 52-year-old registered nurse who was killed in the Dec. 23 explosion at Bristol Health & Rehab Center, where…

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Mother charged with murder in baby daughter’s tragic death

Mother charged with murder in baby daughter's tragic death Logan, OH A mother has been charged with murder following the death of her ten-month-old daughter. Daisha Somers, 27, is accused of causing…

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Mother charged in daughter’s death after cross-country trip

Mother charged in daughter's death after cross-country trip Lompoc, CA A mother has been arrested following the discovery of her 9-year-old daughter's body in Utah after a prolonged search. Officials found Melodee…

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Rental Housing Roundtable Announced in Jackson as New Bureau Set to Launch in January

Jackson Township Council President Mordechai Burnstein and Council Vice President Giuseppe Palmeri announced they will host a community roundtable on rental properties and related issues facing the township. This meeting is another…

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Trump declares America will lead the global race to 6G technology

WASHINGTON, D.C. – President Donald Trump announced a sweeping directive Tuesday declaring that the United States will “lead the world in 6G development,” setting in motion a nationwide effort to secure technological…

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Head of the Recall Mayor Rodrick petition, Phillip Brilliant receives free taxpayer funded healthcare benefits for attending a one hour MUA meeting each month. That comes to about $1,450 per hour. All photos by Phil Brilliant / Facebook.

Toms River MUA votes to keep free healthcare for one-hour-a-month commissioners

TOMS RIVER, N.J. – Commissioners of the Toms River Municipal Utilities Authority voted last week to continue receiving full taxpayer-funded healthcare benefits, despite working an average of just one hour per month.…

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Police increase patrols as December 23 traffic surge brings heightened crash risk

EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP, N.J. – With December 23 historically ranking among the most dangerous travel days of the year, the Egg Harbor Township Police Department is stepping up patrols across key traffic…

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Jackson to host community roundtable town hall about rental housing

Jackson Township Council President Mordechai Burnstein and Council Vice President Giuseppe Palmeri announced they will host a community roundtable on rental properties and related issues facing the township. This meeting is another…

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$770K jackpot ticket sold at Pennsylvania Giant Eagle

$770K winning Cash 5 ticket sold at Giant Eagle in Allegheny County Shaler Township, PA — A Pennsylvania Lottery player is holding a ticket worth $770,000 after matching all five numbers in…

Lottery Results·Pennsylvania News

Lucky player snags five-figure lottery prize in Newburgh

$34K TAKE 5 lottery ticket sold at Newburgh smoke shop in evening draw Newburgh, NY — A lucky lottery player scored a $34,821 payday in the Dec. 20 TAKE 5 Evening drawing…

Lottery Results·New York City News

New Jersey Assembly approves municipal homelessness bill in 66–4 vote

TRENTON, N.J. – The New Jersey Assembly has overwhelmingly approved legislation allowing municipalities to establish local homelessness trust funds and housing plans, marking a major step toward empowering towns and cities to…

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Hoboken approves major North End redevelopment bringing housing, park, and new city garage

HOBOKEN, N.J. – Hoboken officials have approved final redevelopment agreements for four long-blighted properties at 1500 Willow and Park Avenue, paving the way for a major revitalization project that city leaders are…

New Jersey News·North Jersey News

New Jersey lawmakers to vote on 150 bad, ugly, and few good bills in Trenton today

Murphy era winds down as NJ Assembly races to vote on 150 bills before year’s end TRENTON, N.J. – The New Jersey Assembly is holding one of its busiest legislative sessions in…

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