PA Residents Traveling to Jersey, Delaware After Liquor Sales Banned by Governor

The Governor of Pennsylvania has banned the sale of alcohol during the coronavirus pandemic. The Governor of New Jersey has not. That has set up an interesting scenario where Pennsylvanians are now…

New Jersey News·Police Blotter

Here Are The Details of Governor Murphy’s Latest Get Out of Jail Free Order

TRENTON – Governor Phil Murphy signed Executive Order No. 124, establishing a process by which the Department of Corrections may grant temporary reprieve to certain at-risk inmates during the public health emergency. The…

Government News·Jersey Shore News·Ocean County News·Politics

3M Warns of Counterfeit Protective Masks, Sues Vendor

It seems like a month ago that most of the underground knock-off industry circulated around handbags and watches, but those times are over as far as we know it. Now, the black…

Business News·Health and Wellness·Viral News

Coronapocalypse Police Blotter for NJ – 4/10/20

TRENTON – Attorney General Gurbir S. Grewal and Colonel Patrick J. Callahan, Superintendent of the New Jersey State Police, today urged New Jersey residents to stay home and stay safe this holiday…

Police Blotter·Viral News

Governor Phil Murphy Just Announced the Release of Even More Prison Inmates!

TRENTON-Last month, Governor Phil Murphy announced he would be releasing inmates from the state’s county jail system…and he did. Today, Governor Murphy announced the expedited release of many more, this time in…

Government News

Toms River Police Department Shares Mo-Less Photo

TOMS RIVER-If anyone in Toms River has been violating Governor Phil Murphy’s social distancing guidelines, it would be Toms River Mayor Maurice “Mo” Hill. This week, Hill posed in a variety of…

Government News·Ocean County News·Police Blotter

NJ Barnes & Noble Workers Demand Safer Workplace Amid Coronavirus Outbreak

After five employees tested positive for coronavirus, workers at a Barnes & Noble distribution center in Monroe, New Jersey, are demanding action from the company. Last Tuesday, 15 workers gathered outside the facility…

Atlantic County News·Burlington County News·Business News·Cape May County News

Brit Charged For Selling Fake COVID-19 Treatments in U.S.

A British man was named in a federal criminal complaint that charges him with smuggling into the United States mislabeled drugs purported to be a treatment for those suffering from COVID-19, the…

Police Blotter

FBI Joins Fight Against Medical Supply Hoarders During COVID-19

In response to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, United States Attorney Matthew Schneider and FBI Special Agent Steve D’Antuono have announced an effort to investigate and prosecute hoarders of scarce medical supplies. The…

Police Blotter

New Jersey Chiropractor Agrees To Pay $2 Million To Resolve Allegations Of Unnecessary Knee Injections And Knee Braces And Related Kickbacks

David Podell, a New Jersey chiropractor, has agreed to pay the United States $2 million to resolve False Claims Act allegations that he both knowingly billed Medicare for medically-unnecessary viscosupplementation injections and…

Police Blotter

RPM Development Announces New Measures to Tour East Gate at Historic Fort Monmouth

RPM Development Group announced today revised sales procedures to assist homebuyers at East Gate, the collection of luxury townhomes, duplexes and single-family residences in historic Fort Monmouth. The development firm, along with…

Monmouth County News

Illegal Happy Hour Might Cause New Jersey Pub Owner to Lose His Liquor License

NEWARK – Attorney General Gurbir S. Grewal and the Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control (“ABC”) today announced that they are seeking to revoke the liquor license of Billings, Inc., the entity that holds…

Community News·New Jersey News·Police Blotter

Robbinsville Amazon Worker Angry Over Company’s Handling of Coronavirus Outbreak

After finally confirming at least one positive infection at the Robbinsville, New Jersey Amazon distribution warehouse, one worker at the plant, according to the Guardian said conditions at the facility are not…

Burlington County News·Business News·New Jersey News

Man Illegally Arrested for Playing Catch in a park with His Daughter in Park, Mayor Apologizes

BRIGHTON, CO-A former Brighton Colorado was handcuffed by police for violating social distancing rules after he was caught by police here playing catch with his young daughter. Matt Mooney, a Brighton resident…

Government News·New Jersey News·Police Blotter·Politics

Mayors Begin Closing Town Parks in NJ Fearing State Shutdown Will Bring Out of Towners

HAMILTON TOWNSHIP-Hours after announcing the closure of state parks by New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy, municipalities across New Jersey began announcing they will be closing their own parks, not to keep their…

Burlington County News·Community News·Government News

Murphy Extends New Jersey Shut Down Another 30 Days

Maybe, one day, we’ll meet again, but that day is going to have to wait another 30 days as Governor Phil Murphy has extended the New Jersey coronavirus shutdown. So, sit tight…

Government News·Police Blotter

Murphy State Park Closure is “Ridiculous Overreach” Say NJ Sportsmen’s Alliance

The New Jersey Outdoor Alliance on Tuesday released a statement calling Governor Murphy’s new order to close all state and county parks “ridiculous” and urging the State to review the impact this…

Government News·Politics

Haines Says She Didn’t Close Parks Because of Orthodox Jewish Presence in Brick

Ocean County Freeholder said many young people in the county are contracting COVID-19 coronavirus, which led her to close the parks, not reports of large numbers of Orthodox Jewish residents. TOMS RIVER-Ocean…

New Jersey News·Police Blotter·Politics

Governor Murphy: Released Inmates During COVID-19 Have Nowhere to Go!

From Prison to Homeless Shelters, New Jersey’s Released Prisoners Had Nowhere to Go, Until Now. TRENTON-What sounded like a dumb idea by New Jersey Govenor Phil Murphy sounds even worse, weeks after…

Government News·New Jersey News

In Jersey, Threatening Cops During Pandemic Not Such a Good Idea… Here’s Why

TRENTON – Attorney General Gurbir S. Grewal today announced that the Attorney General’s Office has taken over prosecution of six cases and is filing upgraded charges against defendants who allegedly threatened police officers…

Police Blotter

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PA Residents Traveling to Jersey, Delaware After Liquor Sales Banned by Governor

Here Are The Details of Governor Murphy’s Latest Get Out of Jail Free Order

Governor Phil Murphy Just Announced the Release of Even More Prison Inmates!

Toms River Police Department Shares Mo-Less Photo

NJ Barnes & Noble Workers Demand Safer Workplace Amid Coronavirus Outbreak

Brit Charged For Selling Fake COVID-19 Treatments in U.S.

FBI Joins Fight Against Medical Supply Hoarders During COVID-19

New Jersey Chiropractor Agrees To Pay $2 Million To Resolve Allegations Of Unnecessary Knee Injections And Knee Braces And Related Kickbacks

RPM Development Announces New Measures to Tour East Gate at Historic Fort Monmouth

Illegal Happy Hour Might Cause New Jersey Pub Owner to Lose His Liquor License

Robbinsville Amazon Worker Angry Over Company’s Handling of Coronavirus Outbreak

Man Illegally Arrested for Playing Catch in a park with His Daughter in Park, Mayor Apologizes

Mayors Begin Closing Town Parks in NJ Fearing State Shutdown Will Bring Out of Towners

Murphy Extends New Jersey Shut Down Another 30 Days

Murphy State Park Closure is “Ridiculous Overreach” Say NJ Sportsmen’s Alliance

Haines Says She Didn’t Close Parks Because of Orthodox Jewish Presence in Brick

Governor Murphy: Released Inmates During COVID-19 Have Nowhere to Go!

In Jersey, Threatening Cops During Pandemic Not Such a Good Idea… Here’s Why

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