Snake Found in Purchased Potted Plant in Ocean County

Associated Humane Societies says the non-venomous snake was discovered inside a recently purchased plant before being safely returned to the wild with help from Fish & Wildlife. Lacey Township, NJ – A…

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New Jersey Health Inspectors Fail to Confirm Claims Made by the Left After Kitchen Inspection

A New Jersey Department of Health inspection found no evidence of rodents or vermin in Delaney Hall’s kitchen despite claims from the left, though inspectors documented a few food temperature and sanitation…

Food & Dining·Local Politics·North Jersey News

New Jersey Ranks No. 2 in U.S. for Pest-Prone Homes as Density, Aging Housing Fuel Problems

TRENTON, N.J. — New Jersey ranks as the second-most pest-vulnerable state in the country, according to a new nationwide study that found the state’s dense neighborhoods, older housing stock, and favorable conditions…

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Bound Brook Targets Trash, Illegal Parking and Property Blight Across Borough Neighborhoods

BOUND BROOK, N.J. — Accumulated trash, discarded furniture, illegal lawn parking and unsecured outdoor storage prompted a wave of property code violations across Bound Brook in April, with borough inspectors issuing warnings…

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Bobcat caught on camera outside New Jersey office near Round Valley Park

Rare footage adds to growing reports of the endangered wildcat’s return to central New Jersey. LEBANON, NJ – Residents in Lebanon were surprised this week when an office security camera captured a…

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Experts warn New Jersey residents to prepare for early, active pest season after harsh winter

National Pest Management Association predicts surge in ticks, termites, and stinging insects across the Mid-Atlantic TRENTON, NJ – Following one of the most erratic winters in recent memory, New Jersey homeowners may…

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Litter of Capybara Pups Born at the Jersey Shore

CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, NJ — The Cape May County Zoo is celebrating the arrival of five new capybara pups born to Marigold, one of the zoo’s most popular residents. The pups…

Pets and Animals·Ocean County News

New York bill would ban mouse and rat glue traps in all state-owned and leased buildings

ALBANY, NY – Lawmakers in New York are advancing legislation to ban the use of adhesive-based rodent traps in all state-owned and state-leased buildings, citing health, safety, and humane concerns. Assembly Bill…

Pets and Animals·New York City News

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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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…

Philadelphia News·Top Headlines

Bird Feeders Banned in New Jersey Town As Legislators Push for State Ban

RIDGEWOOD, N.J. — The village of Ridgewood has enacted new restrictions on wildlife feeding on private property, becoming the first municipality in New Jersey to impose local limits on bird feeders amid…

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Breakthrough gene therapy aims to heal young patients

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. — Researchers at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) have developed advanced generations of adeno-associated viral (AAV) vectors capable of targeting key brain cells at significantly lower doses, a breakthrough with…

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New Jersey Town Bans Bird Feeders Ahead of Looming Statewide Ban

The war against feeding birds in New Jersey just heated up as one town decided it’s not waiting for an official statewide ban to take action. A contentious debate over bird feeders…

Local Politics·New Jersey News·North Jersey News·Pets and Animals

Fact Checking Cory Booker’s Claim that Government Did Not Spend $8 Million for Transgendered Mice Experiment

Washington, D.C. – New Jersey Senator Cory Booker has publicly accused President Donald Trump of fabricating claims about government spending on “transgender mice,” igniting a fresh political skirmish that has drawn attention…

The Buzz·Top Headlines

New York business owner convicted of illegally selling unregistered pesticide and transporting hazardous material

BALTIMORE — Idrissa Bagayoko, 58, owner of Maliba Trading LLC, has been convicted in federal court of selling an unregistered pesticide and recklessly transporting a probable carcinogen without proper documentation, U.S. Attorney…

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Lawsuit Filed Against Maryland Property Management Company Over Unsafe Conditions, Debt Collections

BALTIMORE, Md. — Maryland Attorney General Anthony G. Brown announced charges on Tuesday against the owner and property managers of Heather Hill by OneWall, a 459-unit apartment complex in Temple Hills, accusing…

New Jersey News·Maryland News

The Marine Corps Inspected Every Single Barracks. It Was As Bad As They Feared

The Marine Corps’ service-wide inspection that ended March 15 found that many Marines are living in “uninhabitable” conditions, but the path to fixing a decades-old problem will not be easy, according to…

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New York is a City With Over 2,000,000 Rats and The Mayor Has a New Plan to Eradicate Them

New York City, NY – Deputy Mayor Meera Joshi and Mayor Eric Adams unveiled new anti-trash technology as part of the city’s ongoing efforts to improve sanitation and reduce the presence of…

Community News·New York City News

SpaceX-29 Mission Hoping to Prolong How Much Time Humans Can Spend in Space

NEW YORK, NY – The SpaceX-29 commercial resupply spacecraft is set to deliver a variety of physical sciences and space biology experiments, along with other cargo, to the International Space Station (ISS).…

Tech and Gaming·Travel

Toms River Pest Control Company Declares “Politics” as Pest of the Month

TOMS RIVER, NJ – Ahead of the November election, Action Termite and Pest Control has turned heads by naming “Politics” as its Pest of the Month, as displayed on its new sign…

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