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New Jersey wants to electrify all public buses by 2035 with $82 million yearly subsidy that you will pay for whether you take the bus or not
TRENTON, NJ — New Jersey lawmakers are advancing a sweeping plan that would require all motorbuses purchased for public transportation in the state to be electric-powered by 2035 — backed by $82…
Writer of Divisive Anti-Christian Article in New Jersey Jewish Magazine Fired, Editor Claims
JACKSON, NJ – The editor for a predominantly Jewish magazine who published a divisive and insensitive article condemning Christmas lights and decorations in Jackson Township said the article ‘slipped through the cracks’…
New Jersey Magazine Wages War Against ‘Grotesque’ Christmsas
JACKSON, NJ – There’s a new magazine in Jackson Township and it’s called the Jackson Pulse and the publishers have declared war on Christmas. The predominantly Orthodox Jewish magazine took aim at…
Murphy Administration Joins Fight to Save Assault Weapons Ban, Magazine Capacity Limits in Federal Court
TRENTON, NJ – New Jersey Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin and Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell spearhead a coalition of 18 attorneys general in support of California’s assault weapons ban. They…
Vogue magazine owner Conde Nast to trim about 5% of staff
(Reuters) – Vogue magazine owner Conde Nast will trim about 5% of its staff, CEO Roger Lynch said on Wednesday, as the publisher looks to cut costs and grow in a highly…
Calfornia Courts Uphold Standard Capacity Magazine Ban as State Appeals Ruling
SAN FRANCISCO, CA – The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, based in San Francisco, voted 7-4 on Monday to allow California’s ban on magazines holding over 10 rounds of ammunition to…
Second Amendment Lawsuit Asks Court to Resolve Magazine Ban in New Jersey
TRENTON, NJ – A federal judge in California has ruled that magazine capacity limits are illegal and a violation of the Second Amendment. That decision is having a rippling effect in states…
Officials Strive to Make This Year’s Jackson Day the Best One Yet
JACKSON, NJ – Jackson Day planning is now underway with officials hoping for a grand townshipwide celebration. Scheduled entertainment includes rides, family activities, special guest appearances, and a myriad of food and…
Another Jackson Business Bites the Dust for Well-Known Kosher Pizza Joint
JACKSON, NJ – Weeks after Farley’s Homemade Ice Cream announced it was shutting down in the Brewers Bridge Anillop Plaza, a second longtime Jackson-owned business has shut down. Rosko’s Bagels, which was…
Former Jackson Township Business Administrator, Paterson Mayor Indicted Again
PATERSON, NJ – Former Jackson Township Business Administrator quit his post abruptly to become mayor of Paterson. He was later arrested, charged and convicted of political corruption. Now, he’s in trouble again.…
High Capacity Magazine Bans Unconstitutional Federal Judge Rules
TRENTON, NJ – A ruling in federal court could impact New Jersey’s ban on high-capacity magazines. A federal judge declared California’s ban on magazines holding more than 10 rounds of ammunition unconstitutional…
Lakewood Police Department Honors Female Officers on National Police Woman Day
LAKEWOOD, NJ – The Lakewood Police Department paid tribute to its female officers this September in honor of National Police Woman Day. Police Chief Gregory Meyer extended his appreciation to the department’s…
Jackson Memorial to Host Showcase of Champions Band Competition
JACKSON, NJ – If you’re a fan of music, choreography, and vibrant performances, mark your calendar for Saturday, September 30, 2023. Jackson Memorial High School’s Jaguar Marching Band is hosting the highly…
Jackson Memorial Overcomes Middletown North in 34-17 Victory
JACKSON, NJ – Jackson Memorial maintains an unbeaten record with a 34-17 win over Middletown North in a Shore Conference football game on Friday evening. The contest started at 7:00 pm on…
Here’s Why So Many New Yorkers, Northerners Choose Ocean County for Retirement
TOMS RIVER, NJ – Ocean County has the highest per-capita number of senior citizens in New Jersey, but why is that? When it comes to retirement, many people aim to find a…
Jackson Official Wants to Enforce Obscure Law that Could Cost Blue Collar Workers
JACKSON TOWNSHIP, NJ – Jackson Township Council President Steven Chisolm said the township will be looking into an obscure ordinance that prohibits commercial vehicles from being stored or parked in residential neighborhoods.…
Jackson Township Orders Homeowner to Remove Vulgar Blinking Traffic Sign
JACKSON, NJ – Jackson residents are upset with a sign that, while well intended, was criticized. Jackson Township officials announced Tuesday night that homeowners Stephanie and Joseph Rucci have until the weekend…
Rita’s in Jackson Cited for Health Code Violations Including Non-Functional Toilet
JACKSON, NJ – Rita’s is Jackson’s most popular ice cream (custard) spot in town, but the Ocean County Health Department wasn’t impressed at conditions at the business. Employees have been unable to…
Residents Concerned After Private Investigator Caught Spying
JACKSON TOWNSHIP, NJ – A private investigator has been following residents of Jackson in the Orthodox Jewish community. The man, who identified himself as a private investigator working for a ‘group of…
Neighbors Annoyed after Couple Puts Out Blinking “Don’t Be an A*Hole Sign
JACKSON TOWNSHIP, NJ – Residents of a once quiet Jackson Township neighborhood are upset over the decision by one of their neighbors to install a commercial traffic warning sign on their front…
School Busing Nightmare After Jackson Schools Move Stops to Main Highways
JACKSON, NJ – Residents in Jackson are irate after the Jackson School District, in a cost-cutting move to increase route speed and save money on fuel relocated dozens of neighborhood bus stops…
Oktoberfest Begins in Jackson at Great Adventure
JACKSON, NJ – Oktoberfest at Six Flags Great Adventure offers guests an immersion into German culture through a variety of activities, food, and entertainment. The event is scheduled for weekends through November…
Jackson Official Who Sold His Home Hasn’t Resigned Yet, Why Not?
JACKSON, NJ – In June, Jackson Township Council President Marty Flemming resigned his post as the president of the five-member body and signaled that he would soon be resigning his council seat…
Overtime Touchdown Seals Jackson Memorial’s Win Over Manalapan
MANALAPAN, NJ – A game-deciding pass in overtime from Marcus Simmelkjaer to Frank Castellano gave Jackson Memorial a 20-13 victory over Manalapan. The game was an offensive struggle for both teams, each…
Brick Township Edges Out Jackson Liberty in 12-7 Victory
BRICK, NJ – Brick Township secured a 12-7 win against Jackson Liberty on Friday, keeping their season record unblemished at 2-0. Ryan Bontorno and Christian Booker led the offense for Brick Township,…
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