Pennsylvania couple charged with murder after 15-month-old dies from meth exposure

Authorities say a Pennsylvania couple now faces third-degree murder charges after investigators determined a toddler died from methamphetamine toxicity inside a home described as freezing, unsanitary, and without basic utilities. Mount Pleasant…

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New York clean fuel bill aims to cut transportation emissions 20% by 2034

The proposal would require fuel providers to lower the carbon intensity of transportation fuels across New York. Albany, NY – New York lawmakers are advancing legislation that would establish a statewide “Clean…

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New Jersey Approves 20-Acre Floating Solar Project Wanaque Reservoir

Largest in the country: State regulators have approved a massive floating solar installation on the Wanaque Reservoir that will power water treatment operations and supply electricity to hundreds of homes. Wanaque, NJ…

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Mikie Sherrill’s Hometown Facing Educational Financial Crisis as Voters Await Results in $17.6 Million Vote

Even the hometown of New Jersey’s governor is grappling with the consequences of the state’s controversial S2 school funding formula as voters decide whether to approve millions in emergency funding. Montclair, NJ…

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Toms River Mayor Says End Free Taxpayer Paid Health Benefits for Part-Time Government Officials

Mayor Dan Rodrick says taxpayers should not fund healthcare coverage for officials who only attend occasional meetings. Toms River, NJ – Toms River Mayor Dan Rodrick is proposing two ordinances that would…

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Hidden Fees and Bad Policies Are Driving Up Electric Bills for New Jersey Residents — Here’s What’s Happening

Rising supply charges, grid demand, and energy market costs are pushing New Jersey electric bills higher, leaving many residents questioning why their monthly payments continue to climb. Trenton, NJ – Electric bills…

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New Jersey is Becoming More Unaffordable Than Ever as State Leads National Exodus Report for 8th Straight Year

Migration data shows New Jersey continues to lead the nation in outbound moves as residents seek lower taxes and more affordable housing elsewhere. Trenton, NJ – New Jersey continues to experience a…

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Toms River mayor vows fight to end free healthcare plans for political appointees and part time political jobs

Five-year term for bankrupted business owner Phil Brilliant deepens political divide over mayor’s plan to abolish utilities authority TOMS RIVER, NJ – Toms River Mayor Dan Rodrick today reaffirmed his commitment to…

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Heavy snow caused ice rink tent collapse in Westfield’s Gumbert Park

Emergency crews responded to a partial collapse of the tent structure at The Westfield Rink in Gumbert Park Wednesday afternoon, prompting a safety response but no reported injuries. WESTFIELD, NJ – Police…

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Toms River council re-appoints controversial MUA commissioner to 5-year-term with free healthcare plan

Five-year term for bankrupted business owner Phil Brilliant deepens political divide over mayor’s plan to abolish utilities authority TOMS RIVER, NJ – The ongoing feud between Toms River Mayor Dan Rodrick and…

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We’re Still Not Through It: Governor Sherrill provides storm update

Northeast governors warn of downed trees, outages as blizzard rages New York, NY – Governors across the Northeast warned residents to stay off the roads as a major winter storm brought whiteout…

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Snow plow crash reported in Clarkstown as 12 inches blanket town

Clarkstown, NY – A snow plow crash was reported overnight in Clarkstown as between 10 and 12 inches of snow fell across the town, leaving roadways covered and forcing widespread service cancellations.…

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Brick Township birthday bash returns with family fun and free cake

BRICK, NJ – Brick Township is ready to party this weekend as the annual Brick Birthday Bash returns to celebrate the town’s founding with a free community event full of family activities,…

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New Jersey joins lawsuit against Trump administration over Rutgers energy program cuts

Trenton, NJ – Acting Attorney General Jennifer Davenport announced that New Jersey has joined a coalition of 13 states suing the Trump administration over what officials describe as unlawful cuts to federal…

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New Jersey bill demands full disclosure of massive utility societal benefits surcharge funds

TRENTON, NJ – Legislation introduced in the New Jersey General Assembly would require the Governor’s annual budget message to include a detailed accounting of revenues and expenditures tied to the state’s societal…

Community News·Government News·Jackson Township News·Local Politics

Queens nine admit pandemic relief theft in $1M restitution deal

QUEENS, NY – Nine defendants have pleaded guilty to stealing more than $1 million in pandemic relief funds intended to support struggling small businesses during the COVID-19 crisis, prosecutors announced. Queens District…

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Trenton water crisis fears addressed as reservoir remains operational

Trenton, NJ – Facing mounting questions from residents across Mercer County, Trenton Water Works officials moved Friday to clarify the status of the city’s water system, stating that operations remain stable and…

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Court clears way for massive 37.9 acre private school campus on East Veterans Highway in Jackson

JACKSON, NJ – The residents of Jackson who fought to preserve the quiet charm of their suburban neighborhood have been handed a defeat in the courtroom this week. After years of legal…

Community News·Five Towns NJ News·Investigative Report·Jackson Township News

Lakewood Shomrim awarded $275,000 in federal funds through Rep. Chris Smith’s budget earmarks

LAKEWOOD, N.J. – Lakewood’s volunteer public safety group, the Lakewood Shomrim, will receive $275,000 in new federal funding to modernize its radio communication infrastructure, Congressman Chris Smith (R-NJ) announced this week. The…

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Toms River MUA Commissioner Phil Brilliant recovers from failed recall petition drive.

Transparency: Anti-Rodrick Facebook Movement is Funded by “The Mo Hill Gang”

Toms River, NJ – If you’re on Facebook these days, you might have seen a few pages dedicated to making Toms River Mayor Dan Rodrick look bad. While these pages claim they…

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