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Brooklyn Man Pleads Guilty in Manhattan Federal Court to Attempting to Provide Material Support to ISIS

BROOKLYN, NY – Zachary Clark Disseminated ISIS Propaganda and Bomb-Making Instructions in an Effort to Incite Acts of Terrorism and Violence in New York City and Elsewhere The Department of Justice announced…

New York News·Police Blotter

Two Philadelphia Men Indicted for Brazen Armed Robbery of Armored Truck and Shootout in University City

PHILADELPHIA, PA – United States Attorney William M. McSwain announced that Jerry Collins, 40, and Tyree Lamont Holmes, 28, both of Philadelphia, PA, were indicted for armed robbery of a Garda armored…

Pennsylvania News·Police Blotter

Bridge Department Failures: Mantoloking Bridge Stuck in the Open Position

BRICK TOWNSHIP, NJ – The Mantoloking Bridge is stuck in the open position and won’t close, according to police in Brick Township. “The Mantoloking Bridge is having mechanical issues. Expect traffic delays.…

New Jersey News

Preparing For New Jersey’s Primary Enforcement Vehicle Overhaul

A recent road safety report made stark reading for NJ drivers and regulators. Expert analysis conducted by road safety organizations concluded with a recommendation that seatbelt usage be enforceable by law, according to…

New Jersey News

Jersey Shore University Medical Center’s Dr. Aikman Recognized as a Quality Improvement Leader

United Hospital Fund (UHF) honored Hackensack Meridian Jersey Shore University Medical Center’s Residency Program Director for Obstetrics & Gynecology Noelle M. Aikman, M.D., FACOG, of Brick, NJ, as a quality improvement leader…

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Monmouth County Restaurant Owner Under Fire After Making Anti Trump Comments on Facebook

ASBURY PARK, NJ – Last year, Governor Phil Murphy served Thanksgiving at the Longosta Lounge in Asbury Park. This week, restaurant owner Marilyn Schlossbach entered the political arena to bash President Donald…

Business News·Food & Dining·New Jersey News

Murphy Wants to Double Contact Tracers, Continue Growing Ranks of New Information Gathering Army

TRENTON, NJ – Governor Phil Murphy is building an army of information gatherers, contact tracers that will investigate COVID-19 positive cases and link those cases to others who were in contact. So…

New Jersey News

Governor Murphy Asked About 7,000 Dead Seniors In Nursing Homes, Here’s What He Said

JACKSON, NJ – Governor Phil Murphy was not interested in talking about the 7,000 people who died in nursing homes, elder care facilities, long term care facilities and state-run veterans homes during…

New Jersey News

It’s War: Atilis Gym Owners Vow To Reopen Satuday, Murphy Pressures City to Terminate Their Business License

BELLMAWR, NJ – With no end in sight for gym owners in New Jersey, the Atilis Gym in Bellmawr has declared war against Governor Phil Murphy and Attorney General Gurbir Grewal. Last…

Business News·New Jersey News

Former Restaurant Worker Finds New Mission in Life During COVID-19 Pandemic, Store Opening in Jackson Tomorrow

JACKSON TOWNSHIP, NJ – Eight months ago, Lianna Angrisani, of Jackson was working as a server in the food services industry. Tomorrow, she is opening up her own business in her home…

Business News·Ocean County News

Here’s what back to school will look like in Toms River

TOMS RIVER, NJ – The Toms River Regional School District has announced plans to allow for students and staff to return to school in September and they are calling it a ‘blended…

New Jersey News

China Seeds Pose Threat to NJ as State Continues Beating “China Virus”

TRENTON, NJ – New Jersey, although it got its butt kicked big time this spring with the COVID-19 “China Virus” is now fighting a new battle, “China Seeds”. Officials in New Jersey…

Community News

1993 Cold Case Solved After Police Use Suspect’s DNA on Public Genealogy Website

SNOHOMISH COUNTY, Wash. – Investigators who never gave up on a 27-year-old murder that had become a cold case decided to take DNA from the crime scene in 1993 and send it…

Police Blotter·US and World News

K. Hovnanian Children’s Hospital Welcomes Kristin Ann Kozakowski, M.D. & Aylin Bilgütay, M.D.

Hackensack Meridian Children’s Health at K. Hovnanian Children’s Hospital welcomed pediatric urologists Kristin Ann Kozakowski, M.D., and Aylin Bilgütay, M.D., to the hospital’s pediatric urologic program. Pediatric urologists are surgeons who diagnose,…

Health and Wellness

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Brooklyn Man Pleads Guilty in Manhattan Federal Court to Attempting to Provide Material Support to ISIS

Two Philadelphia Men Indicted for Brazen Armed Robbery of Armored Truck and Shootout in University City

Bridge Department Failures: Mantoloking Bridge Stuck in the Open Position

Preparing For New Jersey’s Primary Enforcement Vehicle Overhaul

Jersey Shore University Medical Center’s Dr. Aikman Recognized as a Quality Improvement Leader

Monmouth County Restaurant Owner Under Fire After Making Anti Trump Comments on Facebook

Murphy Wants to Double Contact Tracers, Continue Growing Ranks of New Information Gathering Army

Governor Murphy Asked About 7,000 Dead Seniors In Nursing Homes, Here’s What He Said

It’s War: Atilis Gym Owners Vow To Reopen Satuday, Murphy Pressures City to Terminate Their Business License

Former Restaurant Worker Finds New Mission in Life During COVID-19 Pandemic, Store Opening in Jackson Tomorrow

Here’s what back to school will look like in Toms River

China Seeds Pose Threat to NJ as State Continues Beating “China Virus”

1993 Cold Case Solved After Police Use Suspect’s DNA on Public Genealogy Website

K. Hovnanian Children’s Hospital Welcomes Kristin Ann Kozakowski, M.D. & Aylin Bilgütay, M.D.

Jackson’s Future Has Arrived and it Includes 500 Apartments and 1.2 Million Sq. Feet of Industrial Warehouses

Lawsuit Claims Murphy Double Standards Violates New Jersey Freedom of Religion

Target to Close Stores on Thanksgiving Day

Clear Cutting for New 109 Acre, 189 Home Development Begins in Jackson

It’s a bad time to be a tree in Jackson Township as clear cutting continues around town

Toms River Corruption Scandal: Charges Claim Assemblyman McGuckin Wrote Himself a $500,000 Job In Toms River

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