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Toms River DPW urges residents to download new app for garbage and recycling schedules

TOMS RIVER, N.J. — The Toms River Department of Public Works is urging residents to use its new free Recycle Coach app to stay informed on garbage, recycling, and sanitation services, including schedule changes during holidays. Key Points DPW app…

Five Pregnancy Cravings Only Jersey Girls Would Understand

Pregnancy cravings can be a wild ride, but in New Jersey, they take on a flavor all their own. Forget the usual pickle-and-ice-cream clichés—Garden State moms-to-be are craving foods as unique as their home turf, reflecting the culinary culture of…

Remembering New Jersey’s Underground Rock Mecca, City Gardens

In the annals of American music and cultural history, City Gardens in Trenton, New Jersey, holds a unique and enduring place. From its humble beginnings as a simple club in the late…

Things New Jersey Gen Xers did in the 80s that are unheard of and unacceptable today

As kids growing up in the 80s in New Jersey, we did it a bit differently than kids do it today. Now, first, this isn’t a ‘get off my lawn’ post, but…

New Jersey nurse indicted for allegedly pepper-spraying elderly patient in rehab center

Trenton, NJ – A licensed practical nurse and a nursing assistant have been charged after prosecutors say an elderly man was assaulted and neglected at an Ocean County rehabilitation facility. Lisa L.…

Health and Wellness·Jackson Township News·Local Politics·New Jersey News

New Jersey Democrat and Republican Team Up to Introduce Bill Against Political Violence

Trenton, NJ – In a rare display of bipartisan unity, State Senators Doug Steinhardt (R-23) and Brian Stack (D-33) announced Monday that they are co-sponsoring legislation to crack down on politically motivated…

Government News

Scratch-off hunch pays off big in New Jersey

Camden County player wins $500,000 on first top prize of Neon 9’s scratch-off Trenton, NJ – A lucky Camden County resident is half a million dollars richer after buying a $10 Neon…

Lottery Results·New Jersey News

New Jersey Democrats Approve Bill to Punish Towns Fighting Affordable Housing By Withholding State Grants and Financial Aid

NJ lawmakers give housing-compliant towns first shot at state grants Trenton, NJ – New Jersey’s Democrat lawmakers are making their point clear to municipalities across the state: build high density affordable housing,…

Community News·Jackson Township News·Local Politics·North Jersey News

Gunfire erupts on New Jersey Turnpike after rear-end crash turns into assault

LEONIA, NJ – A late-night crash on the New Jersey Turnpike spiraled into gunfire when two men rear-ended a car before opening fire and assaulting its occupants, State Police said Saturday. The…

Police Blotter·New Jersey News·North Jersey News

Ciattarelli vows to end cashless bail, sanctuary cities and school secrecy in New Jersey on Day One, Appoint New Attorney General

Trenton, NJ – Republican gubernatorial candidate Jack Ciattarelli is promising sweeping changes to New Jersey’s justice and education policies if elected, vowing to roll back cashless bail, eliminate sanctuary cities, and block…

Community News·Jackson Township News·Local Politics·New Jersey News

New Jersey and New York Keep Flags Flying High on State Buildings, Ignoring Federal Flag Lowering Request by Trump Administration

Trenton, NJ – New Jersey left flags at full-staff this weekend as President Donald Trump’s proclamation ordering U.S. flags lowered for Charlie Kirk set off uneven compliance across the region. Pennsylvania and…

Community News·Delaware News·Local Politics·New Jersey News

Murphy signs bill making New Jersey the latest state to legalize human composting

Trenton, NJ – Gov. Phil Murphy has signed legislation allowing human composting, also known as natural organic reduction, as a legal alternative to burial and cremation in New Jersey. The move makes…

Community News·Local Politics·New Jersey News·Ocean County News

How to spot a real Italian deli in New Jersey from the pretenders

Hoboken, NJ – In New Jersey, Italian delis are more than just sandwich shops—they’re cultural institutions. For generations, these corner markets have been where heritage, craftsmanship, and family tradition come together behind…

Food & Dining·Business News·New Jersey News

Battle begins over New Jersey minor league baseball labor laws and wages

Lakewood , NJ – Governor Phil Murphy signed a bill Thursday designed to safeguard minor league baseball in New Jersey by limiting the state’s authority over player labor rules, a move lawmakers…

Local Sports News·New Jersey News

‘No kings’ anti MAGA, Trump protests set to sweep New Jersey on October 18

Trenton, NJ – A nationwide wave of anti-Trump demonstrations under the banner “No Kings” is expected to hit New Jersey on October 18, with rallies planned in several towns despite many event…

Local Politics·New Jersey News·Political Crime and Corruption

Supreme Court rules parents can remove students from LGBTQ themed classes, a big win for New Jersey conservatives

Supreme Court backs parents in landmark LGBTQ school lesson case Washington, DC – The Supreme Court has handed a major victory to parents who challenged Montgomery County Public Schools in Maryland, ruling…

Jackson Township News·Local Politics·New Jersey News·Ocean County News

5 Fall Recipes That Taste Like New Jersey this Fall, Yes, There’s Pumpkin, Calm Down

Ah, fall in New Jersey. The leaves are giving off a Pinterest board vibe, the air smells like woodsmoke and impending Halloween chaos, and every farm stand is overflowing with pumpkins, apples,…

Food & Dining·New Jersey News

New Jersey dad accused of killing man, forcing wife and son to dismember body, prosecutors say

CAMDEN, NJ – A Camden father is accused of murdering a Deptford man inside his home and then enlisting his wife and son to help chop up and dispose of the body,…

Community News·Camden County News·New Jersey News·Police Blotter

Jersey City cop identified in fatal shooting of man armed with air pistol

JERSEY CITY, NJ – State officials have released the names of both the man killed and the police sergeant wounded in a fatal shooting last week on John F. Kennedy Boulevard. The…

New Jersey News

Mikie Sherrill Urges Democrats to “Fight! Fight! Fight!” Against Trumpism, Mocking New Jersey Republican Voters

Mikie Sherrill vows to fight Trumpism, likens GOP rallies to January 6 imagery Montclair, NJ – Rep. Mikie Sherrill says she is mourning the loss of consverative icon Charlie Kirk this week,…

Government News·Local Politics·New Jersey News·Ocean County News

Clam captain and seafood dealer guilty in New Jersey scallop overfishing scheme

Trenton, N.J. – A New Jersey seafood dealer was sentenced for his role in a conspiracy to hide illegal scallop harvesting from federal regulators, prosecutors announced. A federal judge ordered Antonio Pereira…

New Jersey News·Weird and Strange News

Sunny skies and warm breeze set the tone for New Jersey weekend

Newark, N.J. – Garden State residents are in for a stretch of late-summer warmth as skies clear and mild breezes move across the region this weekend. Saturday began with patchy morning fog…

Weather Reports and News·Monmouth County News·New Jersey News

Judge denies government bid to revisit ruling in New Jersey inmate’s resentencing case

Newark, NJ – A federal judge has rejected the government’s attempt to undo a decision granting post-conviction relief to a New Jersey inmate, clearing the way for a new sentencing hearing. U.S.…

New Jersey News

New Jersey Inmate Claims Jail Guards Ordered Prisoner Cell Attack

Judge allows inmate’s failure-to-protect claim to proceed, dismisses part of suit against New Jersey prison warden Newark, NJ – A federal judge has ruled that a New Jersey inmate’s lawsuit alleging he…

New Jersey News·North Jersey News·Weird and Strange News

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