Man Sentenced to Up to 20 Years for Raping Woman at Knifepoint in Lancaster
Jose Miguel Matos-Seda was sentenced to six and a half to 20 years in Pennsylvania state prison after pleading guilty to raping a woman at knifepoint in Lancaster.…
Ocean City Police Seek Woman in Boardwalk Theft Investigation
Ocean City police are asking for help identifying a woman in connection with an Aug. 29 theft near 813 Atlantic Ave. on the Boardwalk.…
Campaign Against Toms River Mayor Takes Ugly Turn As Mo Hill Funded PAC Targets Children Online
TOMS RIVER, NJ — The online political campaign against Toms River Mayor Dan Rodrick is being financed and promoted by a small network of former and current local political figures, according to…
Rockville Man Charged in Series of Thefts From Vehicles in West End
Rockville police charged a 33-year-old man with 12 counts after connecting him to multiple thefts from vehicles in the city's West End neighborhood.…
New Jersey Could Get More Than $770 Million From Meta — Where Will the Money Go?
New Jersey could collect more than $772 million from Meta, but officials have not yet detailed how the state's massive settlement recovery will be spent.…
NJ Transit Problems Persist Months After Governor Issued Executive Order to Fix Them
An X account is documenting broken signs, damaged bus stops and other NJ Transit complaints months after Gov. Mikie Sherrill ordered rider improvements.…
New Jersey Dem Has to Watch Her Own Kids for Two Weeks Between Camp End and School Start
Democratic congressional candidate Rebecca Bennett says the annual gap between summer camp and the first day of school creates a childcare "dead zone" for working parents, using her family's experience to argue…
EXCLUSIVE: Jackson Mayor Claims She Received Multiple Death Threats
JACKSON TOWNSHIP, NJ – Jackson Township Mayor Jennifer Kuhn today said she has received multiple death threats and is currently coordinating the effort with News 12 NJ. News 12 reporter Jim Murdoch…
Disabled Veteran Attacked on Facebook by Jackson Mayor Over Jackson Day Question
JACKSON TOWNSHIP, N.J. – What started out as a simple question asked at a public event inside a public park in Jackson Township escalated when Interim Mayor Jen Kuhn called the police…
He Asked the Mayor About Facebook Records. Then Police Arrived
JACKSON TOWNSHIP, N.J. — The questions were about Facebook records. Then police entered the picture. An independent journalist was pressing Jackson Mayor Jennifer Kuhn about denied public-records requests involving her mayoral Facebook…
Jackson Mayor Dispatches Police During Jackson Day After Reporter Presses for Access to Public Records
Questions over Mayor Jennifer Kuhn's Facebook records turned into a police response during Jackson Day after an independent journalist continued pressing the mayor about denied OPRA requests, leading to a dispute over…
Robbinsville Police Honor America’s 9/11 Remembrance Ride Through Mercer County
Robbinsville Township police joined residents in honoring the America's 9/11 Remembrance Ride as participants traveled through Mercer County, paying tribute to the victims of Sept. 11 and first responders.…
New Jersey School Board Called Police Because Audience Members “Look Trumpish”
Livingston school officials called police on unfamiliar visitors at a 2023 board meeting where an employee described some attendees as looking “Trumpish.”…
Exclusive: Toms River Stops Paying Council Amid Communication Dispute, Violating Its Own Ordinance
TOMS RIVER, N.J. — A series of text messages obtained by Shore News Network raises new questions about ongoing claims by Toms River Council President David Ciccozzi that Mayor Daniel Rodrick has…
Traffic stop uncovers ghost gun and defaced handgun in Broome County police say
30-year-old Utica man faces multiple felony gun charges after roadside stop BROOME COUNTY, NY – A traffic stop in Broome County led investigators to illegal handguns, including a ghost gun and a…
Sherrill Flees NJ to Hit Massachusetts Campaign Trail, AG Heads to California
Gov. Mikie Sherrill's trip to Massachusetts and Attorney General Jennifer Davenport's participation in California litigation have fueled debate over whether New Jersey's top officials are devoting sufficient attention to pressing issues at…
Job hunters warned about fake offers designed to drain bank accounts
Middlesex County prosecutors warn scammers are posing as real companies and recruiters NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ – A promising job listing could be a trap designed to steal money, banking details or a…
DHS Secretary Says New Jersey Will Cooperate on Voter Roll Review, Sherrill Administration Has Yet to Confirm
A new statement from DHS claims New Jersey will cooperate with a federal review of potential noncitizen voter registrations, but the Sherrill administration has not publicly confirmed the claim, leaving questions about…
AI Isn’t Killing Journalism—It’s Saving It. The News Industry Is Making the Same Mistake Again.
Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing journalism, and Shore News Network argues that news organizations willing to embrace the technology responsibly will be better positioned to serve readers than those that resist it.…
Boats Left Stranded as Nearly Five-Foot Low Tide Drains Water from Manasquan Inlet
Three fishing boats were left stranded near Gull Island after the tide at Manasquan Inlet dropped nearly five feet Saturday afternoon, exposing shallow bottom before the next incoming tide.…