Chick-fil-A Could Finally Be Coming to Toms River With New Ocean County Mall Restaurant

Toms River, NJ – One of the country’s most popular fast-food chains could soon be opening its first restaurant in Toms River, according to applications filed with the Toms River Planning Board.…

Toms River News·Business News·Food & Dining·Ocean County News

Newark Police Workers Say City Shorted Their Overtime Pay; Federal Judge Lets Lawsuit Continue

Newark, NJ – A federal judge has rejected the City of Newark‘s attempt to dismiss a class-action lawsuit filed by three police department employees who allege they were systematically underpaid for overtime…

Police Blotter·North Jersey News

35-Year-Old Camden Man Fatally Shot as Detectives Hunt for Killer

Camden, NJ – Detectives with the Camden County Prosecutor’s Office and the Camden County Police Department are investigating a fatal shooting that claimed the life of a Camden resident Friday night. According…

Police Blotter·Camden County News

Man Arrested with Rifle at Trump National Golf Club Ahead of President’s Visit

Los Angeles, CA – A California man was arrested at Trump National Golf Club Los Angeles after authorities say he was observed photographing security preparations ahead of President Donald Trump‘s visit, leading…

US and World News·California News·Local Politics·Police Blotter

Toms River Summer Concert Series Continues Wednesday With Tupelo Honey, Fireworks at Shelter Cove

Toms River, NJ – The Toms River Recreation Department and Mayor Daniel T. Rodrick will continue the township’s popular summer concert series Wednesday evening with a free performance by Tupelo Honey at…

What to do: Upcoming Events·Five Towns NJ News·Jackson Township News·Ocean County News

Swastikas, ‘Heil Hitler’ Scrawled Inside Former Jackson School Set to Become Yeshiva

Jackson Township, NJ – The vacant Christa McAuliffe Middle School building that is in the process of being sold to Beth Medrash Govoha was allegedly broken into and vandalized, with swastikas, Nazi…

Police Blotter·Five Towns NJ News·Jackson Township News·Local Politics

New Jersey Supreme Court to Rule on COVID Hazard Pay Dispute for School Workers

Trenton, NJ – The New Jersey Supreme Court is scheduled to issue a decision Wednesday in a closely watched labor dispute that could affect public employee contracts statewide. The case, East Orange…

Mount Rainier Delays Removal of Historic Elm Tree After Residents Object

Mount Rainier, MD – The City of Mount Rainier has postponed plans to remove a large elm tree at the intersection of 36th Street and Bunker Hill Road after receiving numerous written…

Community News·Maryland News

Former Sag Harbor PTA Vice President Admits Stealing More Than $14,000 From School Organization

Sag Harbor, NY – Former Sag Harbor Elementary School PTA Vice President Hope Livingston, 50, has pleaded guilty to stealing more than $10,000 from the parent-teacher organization she once helped lead, according…

School and Education News·New York News

Fugitive Wanted on Multiple Charges Related to Philadelphia Home Invasion

Philadelphia, PA – The Philadelphia Police Department is asking for the public’s assistance in locating Lee Johnson, 26, who is wanted on charges including aggravated indecent assault, burglary and unlawful restraint. According…

Philadelphia News

Taser sparks brazen Dick’s Sporting Goods robbery in Glen Burnie

Employee backed away after suspect activated stun gun GLEN BURNIE, Md. — Two men are being sought after one of them activated a Taser while stealing merchandise from a Glen Burnie Dick’s…

Police Blotter·Maryland News

Home invasion leads to stolen SUV and credit card spree in Silver Spring

Police release images of two suspects caught on surveillance SILVER SPRING, Md. — Montgomery County detectives are asking for the public’s help identifying two men accused of breaking into a Silver Spring…

Police Blotter·Maryland News

Scooter vanishes in five minutes outside Newark store

Police release image of suspect after quick theft caught on camera NEWARK, N.J. — A trip into a Newark store lasted just five minutes, but it was enough time for a thief…

Police Blotter·New Jersey News·North Jersey News

Seaside Heights Once Touted as a Premier Destination for “Girl Watching”

If you’ve ever wondered what Seaside Heights looked like before Snooki, Karma nightclub, and the famous boardwalk brawls, a promotional film produced in 1973 offers an unintentionally hilarious glimpse into another era.…

Jersey Shore News·Community News·Investigative Report·Local History

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Ørsted’s Offshore Wind Project Ended, but Cape May Still Receives $500K From Developer-Funded Trust

Cape May, NJ – The Cape May City Council voted Tuesday to accept a $500,000 Coastal Resiliency Grant funded through the Ocean Wind Pro-NJ Grantor Trust, adding the money to the city’s…

New Jersey News·Cape May County News·Jersey Shore News·Local Politics

Teen robbed at knifepoint for sneakers and headphones in the Bronx

Police release new appeal to identify robbery suspects BRONX, N.Y. — Police are searching for two suspects accused of robbing a 15-year-old boy at knifepoint in the Bronx after chasing him down…

Police Blotter·New York City News·New York News

Hochul Defends Lawsuit Against Kalshi, Says ‘No Company Is Above the Law’

Albany, NY – New York Gov. Kathy Hochul is defending the state’s lawsuit against Kalshi, rejecting criticism that New York is walking away from billions of dollars in potential tax revenue by…

Lawsuits·Local Politics·New York City News·New York News

Congress Demands New Jersey Surrender Documents in Non-Citizen Voting Scandal

Trenton, NJ – The Republican chairmen of two House committees have formally demanded records from the New Jersey Department of State following the disclosure that approximately 6,600 noncitizens were mistakenly registered to…

Ocean County News·Jackson Township News·Local Politics·Political Crime and Corruption

Fight ends in tragedy after man pulled from Baltimore Harbor

Homicide detectives investigating after victim was pulled from the water BALTIMORE, Md. — A 37-year-old man died after he was pulled from the water in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor, where investigators say he…

Police Blotter·Baltimore News·Maryland News

Wife’s scream reveals stunning $1.7M Virginia Lottery jackpot

A routine evening at home turned into a seven-figure celebration CHESTERFIELD, Va. — A Chesterfield woman startled her husband with a scream after an online Virginia Lottery game revealed she had won…

Lottery Results·Virginia News

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