So You’re Still Drowning in Cucumbers and It’s Almost Fall in Jersey—Here’s What to Do
Listen, we’ve all been there. It’s September in New Jersey, the air almost smells like pumpkin spice, and your garden? Yeah, it’s still out here acting like it’s mid-July. You’re standing there…
Crisis on the horizon as Canada taps its strategic reserve of maple syrup
While U.S. President Joe Biden and the United States grapple with a rising shortage of oil and gas, Canada is experiencing a similar shortage, a maple syrup shortage. This, according to NPR…
Governor Hochul says omicron variant ‘it’s coming’ to New York, announces authority to cut elective surgeries as staffing shortages continue
“It’s coming!” That’s what New York Governor Kathy Hochul said when she announced the Department of Health will now be permitted to limit non-essential, non-urgent scheduled hospital procedures to ensure capacity. With…
U.S. Attorney Files Civil Fraud Lawsuit Against Non-Profit And Settles Fraud Claims Against Its Founder For Inflating Medicaid Reimbursements By Falsely Reporting Millions In Costs
Damian Williams, the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, and Scott Lampert, the Special Agent in Charge of the New York Office of the U.S. Department of Health…
Office Manager Admits She Embezzled More Than $350,000 from Home Healthcare Agency and its Elderly Clients
Assistant U. S. Attorney Oleksandra Johnson (619) 546-9769 NEWS RELEASE SUMMARY – November 23, 2021 SAN DIEGO –A former office manager for a healthcare provider pleaded guilty in federal court today to…
Dollar Tree Says It’s Raising Prices For The First Time In 35 Years Amid Surging Inflation
Dollar Tree announced Tuesday it is raising its prices, bringing the cost of its products over one dollar for the first time in 35 years. The dollar store will raise its prices…
Nebraska Governor Criticizes University For Its ‘Anti-Racism’ Equity Plan
Nebraska Republican Gov. Pete Ricketts criticized the University of Nebraska – Lincoln (UNL) for its “Anti-Racism and Racial Equity” plan which he called “ideological indoctrination” in a Thursday press release. “From racially…
American Legion continues its relationship with Marine Corps Toys for Tots to help deliver Christmas wishes for children
Across the country and for many years, American Legion posts have assisted Marines and volunteers with Toys for Tots collection drives. This holiday season, the need is greater than ever, with supply-chain…
Biden administration explains why vaccine mandates don’t apply to illegal immigrants “It’s different”
A source of contention many Americans has is that illegal immigrants have been essentially exempted from most federal COVID-19 health and safety mandates, including mandatory vaccination and the wearing of masks in…
Amazon Is Banning UK Visa Credit Cards From Its Platform
Amazon will no longer accept Visa credit cards issued in the United Kingdom, the company announced Wednesday. The changes are set to go into effect Jan. 19, 2022, Amazon announced on its U.K.…
National School Boards Association Removes Letter Comparing Parents To Domestic Terrorists From Its Website
The National School Boards Association scrubbed its letter, which compared the actions of concerned parents at school board meetings to those of domestic terrorists, from its website. The deleted National School Boards…
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas at Six Flags Over Georgia
AUSTELL, Georgia — Six Flags Over Georgia — the Thrill Capital of the South — invites guests to celebrate the magic of the season during Holiday in the Park where the park transforms into a festive…
Local Man, 22, Sentenced to 14 Years for Armed Robberies in Pittsburgh and Its Eastern Suburbs
PITTSBURGH – A resident of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, has been sentenced in federal court to 14 years of incarceration on his conviction of several counts of robbery, brandishing a firearm during a crime…
Systemic Racism? 80% of New Jersey judges are white and Phil Murphy says it’s unacceptable
TRENTON, NJ – In the state of New Jersey, 59% of the population is white, creating one of the most diverse social ecosystems in America, but 80% of the state’s judiciary is…
EXCLUSIVE: FBI Director Told Former Agents The Bureau Will ‘Stay In Its Own Lane’ And Won’t Be Attending School Board Meetings
FBI Director Christopher Wray “made it clear” during an October speech that FBI agents “would not be attending school board meetings” and the Bureau “would stay in its own lane,” a former…
Miami Has Its Own Cryptocurrency And Wants To Start Paying Citizens In Bitcoin
Miami will soon start paying its citizens in Bitcoin, the city’s mayor, Francis Suarez, announced Thursday. “We’re going to be the first city in America to give a bitcoin yield as a…
It’s over. Sweeney concedes defeat to truck driver, ending 20-year reign in power
Depending on who you ask, former New Jersey Senate President, Steve Sweeney was either the most powerful politician in New Jersey or second, behind Phil Murphy. Today, his political career comes to…
Justice Department Secures Agreement with PATH to End Unnecessary Medical Exams and Health Questions of its Employees
NEWARK, N.J. – The Department of Justice filed an agreement today in Newark federal court to resolve its lawsuit against the Port Authority Trans-Hudson Corporation (PATH) under the Americans with Disabilities Act…
Hertel & Brown Physical & Aquatic Therapy, Its Two Founders Aaron Hertel and Michael Brown, and 18 Employees Indicted on Fraud Charges
ERIE, Pa. – A physical therapy practice in Erie County, Pennsylvania, and 20 people – 18 of them from northwestern Pennsylvania – have been indicted by a federal grand jury in Erie…
Teach Them Diligently Resolves ADA Complaint By Providing Interpreting Services For The Deaf At Its Conventions
NASHVILLE – In response to a civil rights complaint received by this Office, Teach Them Diligently (TTD), a Christian-based home school resource community of Greenville, South Carolina, addressed the interpreting needs of…
‘Oops! Page Can’t Be Found’: PR Firm Deletes Clinton Advisor From Its Website After Trump Dossier News
Public relations firm kglobal deleted the company profile of executive Charles Dolan, a former advisor to both Bill and Hillary Clinton, from its website Thursday following his implication as a source of…